Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-03-03
Can that crouch and wear a smile.

For Sale-Barred Plymouth Rocl
eggs, $3.50 for Is. o. B. Rector
Crossville. 3-3-tf.
H. J. Dunbar arrived home Saturda!
from working on new residence fo
D. M. Wheeler. Crab Orchard.
Sampson DeRossett arrived from
Hartman Saturday for brief wish
with friends.
shall handle the Armour BRANDS Of
fertilizer and have it in stock both al
Crossville and Isoline. | will sell fol
cash only but my prices will save yor
money as | intend to sell on q close
margin oftprott. z. b. Jones 2-4-tf.
Mrs. Kate Handy entertained the
1915 Club" at her home Feb. rs. A
pleasant evening was enjoyed and a
much interest manifested.
Mrs. Baxter Southland and little son
', are visiting home folks at Hartman
this week.
Clarence Adams, who has spent the
winter at Umatilla, Fla, was called
home last week, to the bedside of his
mother, who is very sick.
For Saie-One horse wagon and pair
Bourbon red turkeys. John Carpen-
ter. 2 24-2t.
Mrs. Silas Matthews and little grand
daughter. Bernice ones, are spending
a few days with friends at Crab Orch
ard.
A team belonging to B. D. Lemert
became frightened at train on the T.
&. Monday forenoon and ran away.
No one was hurt, but Mrs. James
Hayes narrowly escaped being struck
by the wagon; would have been badly
hurt had she not climbed on fence
just before the frightened team reached
her. The tongue, reach and one axle
was broken and one of the horses badly
hurt by having the broken wagon
tongue gouge into the ham of the
horse.
My mill is now ready for work and |
am ready to grind your corn and make
chicken feed each Saturday. Will
Keep constantly on hand the best grade |
# meal made from the best white
,orn. Also have good stock of feed.
!. l.. Qualls. 2-24-2t.
G.. L. Renfro was in town Monday
RUNNING our merchants. He expects
0 move his family here to his residence ,
n Prospect Hill the last of next
Month: may make the change between
he goth and 25th.
Chief Seed and Feed Inspector A. l..
arrison was home from Nashville
Or the week end with his family. He +
eturned to bis duties Monday after c
Don. s
j. W. Patton did not get his house. :
Did goods moved last week as he
spected nor did he get men to work
! the residence as he intended. He
arted men to work Monday and he :
I'd Mrs. Patton expect t" move the :
st of this week.
Road Commissioner Emmett Handy III
Is recently run the road machine over III
e pike from Pomona to Dorton. He III
as much disappointed last year to II
I'd the grade so soft that many mud II
lies were found when he used the II
adler. This year he finds the grade
UGH more solid than last year and
Ids the road in better condition gen. II
ally. He is much encouraged and II
w begins to feel that good roads can Il
made, without surfacing with rock, /
at will be easily pasasbIe fully ten i
onths in the year, provided the road
achine is used enough to keep the Il
ad we'll crowned. While most
rsOns have doubted that such would III
er be the case, some persons have
aintained that time tor the grade to III
tile would go far toward making a
od road, and that combined with
oper browning would insure a good
ad nearly all the year. H
Mrs. Albert Pickett and three little
ildren were IN from Creston yester- III
y and favored this office with
easant call.
J. A. Brewer, son of John Brewer,
is IN from Creston yesterday. He MI
a bright and pleasant young man
d very readily impresses one with
= feeling that he has IN him those
endid principles that belong to our
st citizens.
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