The First Monday
Last Monday was a rather lively day in Huntingdon. The democratic speakers did not appear and R. K. WARREN and J. B GILBERT took their places. W. T OWNBY spoke for the republicans in the afternoon. The crowd was orderly, no arrests made.

Little Locals
J. B. LEE is sick at his home near town.
COL. WILLIAM SPELLINGS of McKenzie spent Sunday here.
WILL COLLIER of McKenzie came on business.
MRS. HASSIE ODOM and MISS LUDIE PARISH of Clarksburg visited here.
MRS. J. MATT NEELY returned from visiting her sister at Dyersburg.
MISSES GRACE LANKFORD and LOTTIE FRAZIER visited home folks at Paris.
C. M. COLLINS opened a picture gallery here. He is a good workman and we hope he will do well.

McLemoresville Items
MRS. MARY GRASTY returned home after visiting her daughters in Kenton and Dyersburg.
PROF. ELMA HERRELL of Paris visited his parent here.
MISS MAMIE DRUMMOND went to Paris where she has accepted a class in music. Miss Mamie is one of our most deserving young ladies and we trust she may find as many friends in her home as she has here.
J. H. BRAMLEY’S family visited with his parents in the 20th district.
BRUCE GOODLOE of Nashville was here on business.
PROF. T. C. HICKMAN left to Gibson County where he will teach for 8 months.
MISS MAMIE MCKINNEY returned from visiting at Huntingdon.
DR. C. T. LOVE and son BINGHAM went to Lavinia on business.
W. J. FUQUA was here.
For Rent. A five room cottage in good repair and three acres of land on East Paris Street. MRS. MOLLIE BENNETT at Huntingdon.