Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-02-03
DON'T WORRY, but work.
EVERY DAY Is SALE DAY at
Reed & Burnett's. 1-20-tt.

EVERY DAY Is SALE DAY al
Reed 4 Burnett's. 1-20-tt.
G. +. Thomas was here from Chatta
nooga last week hunting for a few
days. On his return he was accom-
panied by E. S. Burnett. who visited
his brother, Arthur Burnett. day OF
two returning home Saturday.
E. S. Burnett, who has been confined
to his room for some weeks is just get
ting able to go about some. He is uii-
decided as yet whether or not he will
return to Cleveland, Ohio, to take up
his studies as a medical student or re-
main at home this year and recruit his
health preparatory to entering with
the opening of the years work next
year. He has lost SO much time this
year from sickness that he may decide
to not enter school again this year.
Reed & Burnett say that business so
far this year is much better than the
same period last yer. The people are
realizing more and more that they sell
cheaper and have in stock nearly every
thing that is demanded by the COM
munity. 1-20-tf.
Because of failing health Mrs. j. r.
Adams has been confined to her room
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mexico. They will remain about
week longer and then return via
Chattanooga and visit son there tor
a short time before proceeding to their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Toilet moved to
AZ NJ, nd
this is their first visit since gong there.
Reed & Burnett's butcher shop is
success. They have brought the price
of meats down. This is a saving to
the people. 1-20-tf.
Rev. G. V. Bellamy is arranging to
organize a company of Boy Scouts
among the youths of our town. While J
few people here know much about the
in specific way many do
know enough about it to be heartily IN
with the movement and will |
lend all the aid possible. The first re-
quirement is that the boy must be |
twelve years of age. Those who are |
interested can secure full information |
by applying to Rev. Beilamy. Rev.
Bellamy visited the school Monday and !
took the initial steps necessary to the
by explaining it to the
boys. The Boy Scout movement has
had the approval of the best Christian
men and women the world over and
Under the direction of Rev. Bellamy it
should and doubtless will develop in
,ur boys those high principles that
make for the best citizenship. He will
,e sure of the moral support and as
distance Of the best people of our town
md we predict that much good will re-
ult. ---,----------
ITO do little better by you than
thers' is motto that is being made
rood by Reed & Burnett. 1-20-tf.
Mrs. Melissa Elmore stopped off for
visit with her sister at COokeville
n her return from Nashville last
,eek.
Following are those who attended
he o. E. S. and Masonic gatherings at
Nashville last week from this county.
) far as we have learned: Chas.
omstock, Past Grand Master; Mrs.
ollie Comstock, Mrs. Belle Knowles,
Irs. Lelah De(iolia, Mrs. Nellie Dor
IN. Mrs. Annie Gate, Mrs Melissa Eli
ore, Miss Eula Bishop, s. Z. Bishop,
f. Brown. Mrs. Comstock enjOyed !
le distinction OF being elected Associ-
e Grand Conductress, which puts her
the regular line of succession to be- !
me Grand Matron of the state D. E.
She IS splendidly qualified for the r
ace and will make an able officer
Rooms to rent over the Chronicle 4
ice.
E. V. Hinch is reported to be sick
th pneumonia at his home near Po-
ona. Mr.. Hinch has the sympathy of -
s many friends IN his sickness as he
IS been visited with the deep sorrow
losing two sons within year, and M
is sickness coming as it does is par
.ularly trying. r