Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-01-20
DON'T WORRY, but work.

. Will Renfro was in from Linari
Monday.
J The Art Circle will meet with Mrs
Susie w. Dunbar this week.
Mr.. and Mrs B. A. Allen arrive
| from Hartman last week to visit 10
some days with her home folks, tn
Olds people.
Several persons will leave for Nash
VILE Saturday and Sunday to attent
the annual meeting of the severa
Masonic bodies and the Eastern Star
which will convene in the capitol cit!
next week.
Wanted-A small, desirable, i'm
proved place IN cumberland county
Must be cheap for cash. Give des
cription Address Box So, Celina,
| Tenn.
! Geo. I. Renfro was in town Monday.
He was working this territory for his
wholesale grocery house. He will
make this territory every two weeks
until he moves his family here IN the
spring, after that he may have slight
change in territory that will allow HIM
W SoNcI Hio toiiieoiS oh'oAS' e'i"ii
now.
We recently received letter from
J. W. Davenport, who is student in
the Atlanta Theological Institute. In
sending in to renew his subscription he
says: II think without question the
Chronicle is a much better paper today
than at any time of its history. All
honor to the editor A newspaper
man is very much like other folks: 1t
does not hurt him nor swell his head to
once in a while be told he is doing well.
Strange as it may seem to some, it
actually encourages him to try harder
to make good paper. Our thanks are
due Mr.. Davenport.
Reed & Burnett's butcher shop is a
success. They have brought the price
of meats down. This is saving to
the people. 1-20-tf.
Joe Bohannon and mother were in
town Thursday on their way to Ojo, |
Colorado, where Mr.. Bohannon has |
been working for big coal company |
The past year. He is fireman and draws |
4 good salary. The company was so |
glad to get him back after his stay Of |
/ few weeks that they wired him a
ticket. The company has an output OF
$50 tons of coal day. He says a
mall chicken will readily bring 81.
md other meat is 25 to IS cents
,ound. Mr.. Bohannon was not much
in returning in spite of there
,eing good job awaiting him. lie
Expects to return in year or two and
ettle down here as a farmer. He is
N active and Industrious man and just
UGH as any community would be glad
0 have for citizen.
EVERY DAY Is SALE DAY at
iced 4 Burnea.ss. l-20-tt.
We are in receipt OF the announce
lent of the marriage of MISS Ina B.
Vhittemore and Hon. Walter White, at
raysville January 10. They are at
ONE to their friends at Graysville. 1t
NIL be remembered that Mr.. White
'as a member of the senate from this
istrcU IN 1909 and that he was one of
nose who stood solidly for the present :
smperance laws, so far as enacted at
nat session, and for every measure q
lat tended to hold up the hands of r
ov. B. w. Hooper. The Chronicle
ishes to join with the many friends
Mr.. White in this county and else
here in wishing him and his charming I
tide long and happy voyage on the t.
"a of lite with just enough Squalls"
make the calms of life most enjoy G
lie and useful. i,
W. II. Hyder, of Hartman, was in II
e city Saturday. O.
Sampson DeRossett was in the county
nting last week and returned home u
Inday. p
sterday. Mr.. Brewer is one of the re
ost successful farmers in the county.
? does not try to keep Il large num-
r of cattle but keeps them IN excel W
1t condition and as a result makes 81
rye gains from small bunch. ia