The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-11-14

hurt.
Esq. @. F. McHaney, J. a.
Mofitt, Walter O. Pearson and
Lawyer John f. Hall returned
last Friday from q trip to Mem.
phis, where they went IN behalf
Henry Patton, who accompanied
them home.
Elk. Presiding Elder Cleanthe
Brooks, expects to leave with his
family before Sunday, for his
new work at Mayfield, Ky. We
sure do hate to see that little
man" leave Lexington, but wish
himself, his excellent wife and
two splendid little boys health
and happiness wherever they
may be.
Mr.. Fl. 8. Nichols. chief of the
demonstration work in West
Tennessee will be at Sardis FRI
day at s p. m. to talk to all in.
terested in this work. He will
also be at SCOTS Hill SATURDAY.
afternoon for the same purpose.
Mr.W. r. Wilson, the county
agent will accompany him.
The Ruby, the--new moving
picture theatre is showing fine
picture stories every night be.
side giving away souvenirs on
Friday nights and prizes on Wed.
nesday nights. The Ruby SCENE
to be having fine crowds-and
any show is always better to a
big crowd.
Constantine Lodge No. GA, F.
& A. NJ. held meetings last Fri.
day night, Monday and Monday
night, presided over by Mr..
Sheffield, of Oakland; also on
Tuesday afternoon, presided over
by Mr.. Roy Holland. All the
meetings did special work. Mr..
Sheffield had visited Lexington
once before and has many friends
here.
LOST.-Betwean the two mile
Branch and Lula, Tenn, one
small purse. The finder will
please return to Lula. Tenn. and
receive a reward. The purse
S18 95, two five dollar
bill and one one dollar bill and
the rest in small change.
Yours truly,
B. O. THREADGILL,
Chester Co.,, Lula, Tenn.
J. r. Reed, Of the Life firm Of
Britt & Reed, was in town Wed.
nesday. He said the losses in
the robbery Of last Friday night
footed up as follows: Safe 500,
$87, cash perhaps $26,
some damage to medicine show
cases. Mr.. Reed expressed the
opinion that two men who were
in Lexington Saturday morning
claiming to be timers, and let
pass by the police were most
likely the robbers.
Cards are out announcing the
of Mr.. Jesse Mcmillan
Dennison, of Perryville, and Miss
White, of Bath Springs,
Decatur county, which will occur
IN Wednesday, December 8, in
the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II W White. The
be is the second son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dennison.
The brides father is one Of tn.
most substantial citizens of upper
Decatur county Mr.. and Mrs.
Dpnnison will locate at Perry.
lie, Naa,4 Mack" is in hns
ness with his father.
While The Progress wishes
Rcvs. Il. M. Walker and Oleanthe
Brooks, respectively, former
pastor of Lexington Station and
Presiding Elder Of Lexington
District all the good luck in the
world IN the new homes to which
hev have been sent, and with
all due respect to the gentlemen
who are coming to Us in their
stead, we are not feeling the best
in the world toward the Martin
or the Bishop which
iook these men away from us.
In the ma tiers of salary aud
spirit, Lexington and Lexington
District showed their apprecia-
ton Of these men and that ap.
probation was used as a recon-
mendation to better places. We
like for appreciation to be appre.
ciated. We hear that high-class
men will succeed Brooks and
Walker here and The Progress is
ready to join the Methodist in
Lexington to them q
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