The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1913-05-30
Sold BY O. +. McHaney.

4 Will Wiley, formerly Of Jack.
4 son, is here working in the
\ plumbing business under E.
! Jones.
Mrs. Howard Hart, Of jackson,
\ has been here this week, visit.
\ ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
: FL. DAVIS.
State Inspector N. P. Lashlee
: located here, was visited by his
I father-in-la law, from Benton coun.
\ ty, last week.
Try patent spray to kill the
potato bugs and other insect
pests. Patford has them, ID
Fielder Block.
Mrs. Gertrude Lewis and
babe of Jackson, have been on
visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Knowles.
Hon. .. e. Scott boasts of the
first home grown beans in Lex
ington which were put on the
table last Monday.
w, A. Smith, representing the
Phillips Boyd Publishing Com.
pany, of Atlanta, Ca, has been
in Lexington this week.
Y Our meat market will close
Sunday morning at 8 O'Clock and
remain closed until Monday
morning. e. Q. Hooks.
Milton Edwards, John Wadley,
Robt. Brewer and Fielder Bos-
we'll are on the Reunion trip to
Chattanooga this week.
Mrs. Ross Witherspoon, Of
Jackson, was the house guest
last week of Mesdames j. NJ.
Taylor and j. A. Buckley.
Ed Reeves, manager of the
Cumberland Telephone Compa.
ny, of Jackson, and this district,
was in Lexington Tuesday.
F. A. and Mrs. Brown went to
SCOTS Hill Monday of last week
to visit the family lof the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. j. M. Brasher.
/ Miss Eva Edwards returned
Thursday of last week from Bel
mont College, Nashville, where
she graduated in a special course.
Jack Tennessee and wife are
taking in the Confederate Re.
union at Chattanooga, where the
former has two brothers living.
Matt. 0. Galloway, jr., oil
Memphis, has been visitor to
Lexington this week. The boys
say that Matt is some ball pitch
er for his ten years.
Miss Pattie Galloway, of Mem.
phis has this week been a guest
Of friends here and left for her
home yesterday. Miss Galloway
had been visiting in Paducah.
We are informed that the re.
vival meeting will begin in the
Baptist church on the second
Sunday in June, which will be
lone week from next Sunday.
Wrenne Timberlake, son Of
Capt. Ed. Timberlake, U.S.A.,
stationed at Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands, is here visiting the old
home aud relatives of his father.
Mrs. Fonville, who makes her
home here with her daughter,
Mrs. Earl Pafford, went to Par
sons Monday, accompanied by
her small grandson, Fonville
Pafford.
Miss Essie Pearson and broth
err, Arthur, of Oklahoma City,
Okla, who are visiting relatives
here, are in Chattanooga this
week, accompanied by Felix M.
Davis, jr.
Miss Leslie Davis, High School
Teacher, and reelected for the
next term, will spend at least a
part of the summer at the home
of her father, Mr.. j. H. Davis,
near Chesterfield.
W. II. Montgomery, secretary
Of the School Board, has contin.
ued on the sick list this week
and the election of the Lexing.
ton Training School force has not
yet been held.
} Esq. S. D. Bell and wife, Of
the old I'd district, were in Lex
ington Tuesday. Esq. Bells
, health has been poor and he is
: not so able to do labor as he was.
for many years.
, Messrs. Leonard l.. Baker,
superintendent, and Paul E.
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