The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-02-20

from Huron that Andy Wilson
has not done so we'll for several
days. Andy is a fine young
man and has many friends in
Lexington.
Miss Katie CASTOR, of Nash
vile, who expected to return to
that city last week, was datain.
ed here by the continued and
serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
w. b. Summers.
Attorney ] b. England, of
Decaturville, was in Lexington
last Friday, on his way to Jack
son. MIR. England is connected
with several cases in the Chan
Gerry court of this county.
B. Grissom, who recently at
tended a Progressive committee
meeting in Chattanooga, says the
sale of whisky is wide open in
that city-on the second floors,
but have closed out on the ground
floor.
Sheriff J. f. Martin returned
Wednesday night from Union
City, where he took charge of
Walter White, COL, who knock
ed on the head with a pool cue
Riley, son of John White, col.
Walter made bond.
Engineer Ohas. L. Barry came
over from Jackson Wednesday
and left for New Orleans the
same day, to join in that city
his wife and little daughter.
They will remain in the South
ern city until after the Mardi-
gras carnival on the oath.
AT the Baptist church Sunday
the subject of the ser.
mon will be, THE Kingship of
Je sus." Subject at night; |
Would You Live Your Own
Life Over2" Every body earnest
ly urged to attend. Tie build.
ing will be thoroughly comforta-
BILE.
Rev. Fleetwood Ball, at the
Baptist church, preached about
the alfalfa widows and
"wishbone" females generally,
last Sunday night. This has
been a very favorable winter on
the exposed wishbones-for
which let everybody be duly
thankful.
The kirkland Entertainers are
this week at the Ruby Theatre
presenting perhaps the best
entertainment Lexington PEG
Pile have been afforded in some
time. Mr.. Kirkland is excep
good as a black face and
his songs are new and we'll sung.
They deserve your patronage.
Mrs. Fenner Howard entertain
ed relatives aud a few friends
Tuesday on account of the i'm
pending return to the West of
Mr.. Howard's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Howard.
Mrs. Fenner Howard is as charm
ing as a hostess as elsewhere
and to know her we'll is to be her
frie nd and admirer.
Mayor Cooper Sweat came
home last Saturday from the
town of Kenton, where his com
pany has installed light and wa
ter plants, without sewerage in
connection with the water. He
says that the town has put some
$33, 900 into the light and water
plants and that with the excep-
ton of some testing out the work
is completed.
AT the first of March or as soon
as the remodeled P.
J. Dennison home on Jackson
street can be finished, Mrs. Ro
zetta Blount will take charge of
the house and take boarders.
Mrs. Blount 8 well-known quail
ties as a housekeeper and her ex-
perience in the hotel business
give promise of success and sac
isfaction in her Lexington ven-
ture.
There is universal regret in
Lexington and vicinity because
of the fact that Mr.. and Mrs.
Uhas. +. Howard have decided
to return to the West. 1t was
hoped that they could be con-
tented here and spend the re-
mainder of their days in the old
home, but it seems that the lure
of the West is too strong to re-
sist, a majority of their children