Humboldt,Tennessee Friday January 9th,1920 NASHVILLE,TENNESSEE,Jan.5th.--John Allison,former Judge of the Chancery court of this County,writer of historical subjects and friend of the late Theo.Roosevelt,dropped dead at his front gate this morning.he was born in Jonesboro,TN.,over 70 years ago.He became Secretary of State in 1884 and later served as Chancellor here for 16 years,retiring in 1918. IN MEMORY of Frankie Raines Craddock---On the evening of January 3rd,1920,while the shades of night were gathered over the land,the Death Angel hovered over the home of Mr.& Mrs.Jesse Craddock and claimed for its victim,the sweet spirit of their baby girl.The little remains were laid to rest in Collinsworth Cemetery. RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT---Whereas,on Saturday,December 27th,1919,it pleased our heavenly Father to call home to her reward our beloved friend,sister,and co-worker,Mrs.Eulalia Hamilton:--Adopted by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church,U.S.A.at it's regular meeting,Monday,January 5th,1920. COMMITTE---Mrs.Jno.T.Harder;Mrs.B.S.Penn;Mrs.Claudia Keenan. SOCIETY---The home of Mrs.Alice Key,near Brazil,was the scene of an unusually pretty wedding on Thursday evening,when her daughter became the bride of Mr.Turney McCullough of Brazil. BAD ROADS DENY DYING WOMAN MEDICAL AID---Newbern,TN.,Jan.7th.--Owing to the bad road condition in the bottom district near Ayers,this county,it was impossible for a physician to see a sick patient.Mrs.Addie Stanfield died in that section with congestion.Burial was made at Fowkles.