Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-01-06
DON'T WORRY. but work.

Rooms to rent over the Chronicle
office.
]. L. Brown was up from Burke Sat
urday and favored this office with
pleasant call.
Miss Maud Dunbar went to Rock
wood Friday for a visit of few weeks
with her cousin and family, Mrs. Ham
ilton Fowler.
E. G. Handy was up from Erasmus
Saturday. Mr.. Handy is one of the
thrifty and industrious citizens of the
third district.
Estrayed-Steer, year old past. Pale
red, white about face. Slit in left ear,
swallow fork and under cross cut In
right ear. Will pay reward for infor-
nation. ]. M. Baisley, Creston, Tenn.
During the past rough weather L..
H. Bell has been confined to his room
at his home. Howard Springs, with his
old lung trouble.
The city fathers met Friday night
and elected T. F. Brown recorder, but
deferred the election of city marshal
until next Friday night. There are
several applicants for the place.
w. e. Brown was up from Burke
Saturday. Mr.. Brown was formerly of
the teaching force of our county but
for a short time he has not taught.
The County Board of Education was
in session Saturday with M. l.. Taylor,
chairman, s. A. Tucker, G. w. Daven-
port and Sam Nelson present. Super
intendent j. S. Cline and W. {. Renfro
were not present as they were in dis
tant states on business.
Past Grand Master Charles Comstock
installed officers of the Masonic Blue
Lodge at Sparta Monday of last week
and installed the Blue Lodge and Chap
ter officers of the Masons at Cooke
vile, Thursday night; also the officers
of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Garth Grey and little son.
Master Garth, Jr., were here from
Pineville, KY, passing the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Susie W. Dun
bar
Miss Susie Dunbar was home from
Hartman for the holidays and returned
Sunday.
&. b. Turner was over from Genesis
Monday. He carries the mail between
Genesis and Frankfort and since the
parcel post went into effect he finds
the task much heavier than before.
He is seeking an increase IN pay and
it one may judge his route by others,
ne is certainly entitled to an increase
The main trouble that affects nearly
all star routes is that the pay is never
much more than halt what, it should be, |
but the fault is largely that of the bid
ders as make heir hlds far too !
low for the service rendered.
Prof. H. H. Vincent and little daugh- !
ter, Amy, returned Friday from Rock
wood. where they passed the holidays |
with relatives, and he was on hand to :
open the city school Monday morning.
MISS Myrtle johnson arrived from
home Sunday to take up her duties as
eacher IN the city school after passing
he holidays with home folks near
Monterey.
Miss Kate Lyle was up from Lam
ana last week visiting with relatives.
E. S. Burnett, who is taking a medi-
al course in Cleveland, Ohio. had
tanned to leave tor that city Satur-
ay. hut was taken sick and will be
etalned a few days.
Mrs. LeIah DeGolia and daughters,
lisses Fannie and Lelah, enter tanned
t New Year dinner the following
nests: Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Upham,
Ir. and Mrs. Nathan Lemert, Miss
thel Reyes, Messrs j. r. and E. W.
Litchell and Lin Martin.
Miss Frances Waters returned Mon
ay from her home at Greenwood to
IKE up her work in the High School.
Misses Gladys and Ruth Davenport
nd brother Fred, of Grassy Cove, en-
,red High School for this term.