Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-02-17
Can that Crouch and wear a smile.

n Philip Hall was over from Genesi
Friday looking after business.
e Prepare for a bigger and bette
l. cOuny fair this year than ever before
Begin now.
. j. NJ. Tanner was over from Pleas
ant Hill attending court as one of
!, special panel. Mr.. Tanner was TO
several years member of the count.
!. court and was counted as one of 1T
most steadfast and conscientious mem
bers. He is one of the most successful
farmers of the Pleasant Hill nelghbor
d hood and is strong believer in blOodeC
cattle and better stock generally. Ht
sold some of the finest cattle that were
; raised in this county last year as Is
clearly evidenced by the price of Sc. e
, hundred. when the top of the market
seemed to be SO. so.
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Mrs. VIM. Harrison and little son,
Hugh, arrived from Spring City Sun
day for visit of a week with her
daughter, Mrs. B. H. West, and Mr..
and Mrs. M. w. West. Mr.. Harris
will be remembered as having been
marshal OF Crossville two years ago
and that he was one of the most cap
able marshals our town ever had.
Plans are on foot whereby the ball
poys hope to be able to fence the ball
park this spring, make the seating
capacity larger and charge a small ad-
mission fee to see the games the COM
| ing season. 1t is not to he done with
an eye TO profit, but to secure funds to
pay the necessary eXpenSes OF the
! team.
A card party was given by Miss Eula
| Bishop Wednesday afternoon in honor
of her sister, Mrs. Cora b. Reyes.
There were four tables. The guests
present were: Mesdames Baxter
Southland. Chas Julian, H. J. Dunbar,
S. /. Cline, Volner Handy, j. L.
Weaver, w. A. Reed, Fred Cate, A.
W. Keyes. F. J. Upham, VIM. Bandy
and Misses Ethel Keyes, Bessie Potter, |
Fannie ard Lelah DeGolia. The deco |
rations consisted of hearts, touching
the near approach of Valentine day. |
A salad course was served.
j. e. Kemmer, of Grassy Cove, has
a car of fat cattle that he is holding
for rise in the market, which many
think will come within few weeks.
Mr.. Kemmer is one of the largest cat
tie dealers and extensive farmers in
the county.
DR.. +. w. Mitchell IS having flag
stones placed as coping for the side
walls of his building. James and Joe
Davis are doing the work.
A. Dorton was over from Crab Orch
ard as witness in court and visited
with his daue liter, Mrs. r.. M. Brady,
Saturday.
G. M. Ferris was over from the Po-
mona nelghborhood Saturday. He is
one of the thrifty farmers of that sec
ton. He reports stock looking well
generally.
Mrs. F. j. Upham entertained at {
ards Thursday afternoon. There were
our tables and the ladies playing be-
ldes the hostess were: MeSdames Lee O
ah DeGoia, Chas. Julian, Volner q
1amby, J. L. Weaver, Geo. Taylor, S.
:. Cline, A W. keyes. Nathan Lem y
TT; Misses Ethel Reyes, Bessie Pot fl
er, Myrtle Johnson, Fannie and LeIah o.
)eGolia and EuIa Bishop. A pleasant w
fternoon was spent followed by de- W
ghtful salad course. N
Harry Martin is to act as correspond n, n,
Mt for the government crop bulletin ~
this county. He is in close touch al
18th farming conditions, and one of our fo
ost succeSslui FARMERS ana cattle sh
en- ana Will undoubtedly fehoer eH- af
client service. "a
j. l.. Qualls has purchased a small u ue
list mill, which he will install in the d. a
lrn on the lot to the rear of his store. L"
e has also bought Fairbanks Morse =
horse power gasoline engine for run -
ng the mill. lie expects to have the I'M
i'll ready for business in time to do iii
hiding Saturday. This will prove
al convenience for many farmers in
is section of the county.
A few days bright weather last week
lproved the roads so much that an
usual number of people were in town III
Iturday. The attendance at the Reed
Burnett auction sale was large and
any goods were sold.
as. Dayton was over from Pomona
turday. He reports stock looking
I'll in his neighborhood. Mr.. Dayton
one OF our best farmers. tie is feed
2 several head Of cattle, has plenty
grain to last till fall and more rough Hi
ed than he will need He is another
our farmers who believes IN deep
owing. The splendid crops he raises
tine strongest possible argument in
vor OF his methods.
Missouri woman advertlses her
sband as follows: my husband,
liam Etlkes, left my bed and board
It before election day without just
use or provocation. All women are
rned against boarding or trusting
II on my account, as will not be re-
,nslble for the results, as he is a III
for 1upkor ri thief liar and q iii