The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-12-05

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Watson-M cHaney Drug 90.
| Fireman Harry Dennison and
! wife went to Perryville Tuesday
10 remain until after the mar.
riage of the formers brother,
Mack, = at Bath Springs, which
went they attended.
i w. T. league and wife and
| Mrs. Theodore Smith, Of Jack
ION. spent last weekend here
| With the family of Ell. Ell. Thread
gill. who always give their
guests royal, good time.
i j. Fl. Patton sold to Larry Bos-
veil last Monday pair of fine
| Percheon mares, ages 3 to 5
years for the sum of $4,000.
These are two of the best mares
Of this kind in Henderson coun-
| ty.
i Esq. j @. Peterson has been
bringingsto town the best tur-
nips ever seen in. Lexington. The
| Squire has more than 90 bushels
Iextra large in size and says he
has not yet found q bad one.
| Senator John L. Hare and lit
tie son, of Abortion, were in
Lexington Tuesday. The Sena-
tor has lost no time from work
since the final adjournment of
the Legislature in second extra
session.
Mrs. @. L. Barry and little
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, went
to Perryville Tuesday to accom-
pany a party Wednesday to Bath
Springs, to witness the marriage
of Max" Dennison and Miss
Margaret White.
The Thanksgiving market Civ
en- by the Woman's Missionary
Society was we'll patronized and
a neat little sum was realized we
thank the members for there do.
nations and the public for their
patronage.
LOST, Strayed or Stolen -
One black and tan, female hound
puppy, little white IN front and
on tips of feet. About six months
| old and answers to name of
Queen. Reward for information
Heading to recovery.
I JNo. f. LOGAN.
w. l.. Noel, representing the
Phillips Trawick Company of
Nashville has been with u.s.,
Billie Noel and his house are
well known any highly esteemed
in Lexington, always getting a
fair share of the trade of our
merchants.
Miss Alice Scott went to Nash
vile last week to spend several
days with her sister, Miss Ger
aldine, who is attending Bosco
bel College. Miss Alice has been
troubled with hay fever and finds
that Middle Tennessee agrees
with her.
Attorney John f. Hall, Joe
I FL. Moffitt, w. @. Pearson, d. @.
Patton went to Memphis as wit
nesses in the Henry Patton case.
Mr.. Patton, who is running a
horse and mule sale business
here, has also been to Memphis
this week, attending his own
trial in the case referred to.
The Thanksgiving sermon
preached by Presiding Elder j.
V. Freeman at the Union ser.
vice in the M. E. church, South,
at once located that gentleman
as a preacher we'll worth hearing
and his every day actions show
him to he hustler, as was his
predecessor, Rev. Cleanthe
Brooks.
County Register Jno. L, Sulli.
van has bought seven acres of
land on the East side Of town
but will not erect a home
thereon until next spring. The
land was brought from r. w.
McKelvey, who is building at
Chesterfield instead Of moving
ITO Lexington as he at one time
intended.
g. M. Timberlake, who has
this territory for the Orgili Bros.
Co., Memphis has just returned
home after attending & meeting
| of the statesmen in Memphis. Mr..
Timberlake brought with him .
photograph Of the entire sales
force and management OF this
enterprising concern and we are
| led to believe that @. M. ia the
best looking in the crowd.