Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-01-13
DON'T WORRY, but work.

Rooms to rent over the Chronicle
Office.
The Art Circle will meet with Mrs.
Mart Burnett this week.
Marshal J. W. Patton has been ap-
preached on accepting position in the
government revenue service. He is
considering the matter and may accept
the place.
If you need typewriter ribbon of
any make or color or two-color. send
IS cents to the Chronicle Office and it
will be sent you by mail. Be sure to
tell the kind of machine and number
and the color of ribbon wanted.
1t Sc ems that our information as to
who killed the large eagle mentioned
| last week in these columns was not
quite right. We have been requested
to correct by stating that Ray Parker,
son of Joe Parker, killed the eagle.
Crossville Is to have new handle
mill as will be seen by scanning the
advertising columns of the Chronicle
this week. J. A. Isbell. of Baxter, is
calling for hickory timber to be deliv-
cred at the Wheat stave mill site, in
large or small quantities for which he
offers cash. Mr.. Isbell was here last
week arranging for buying timber and
he will probably start the handle mill |
so soon as sufficient timber IS on the |
ground to max it profitable to ship and
install the machinery.
H. E. Speyer was here from Algood
Saturday looking after business. Last (
September he was in a railroad wreck
on the Z. G. few miles from Algood
and sustained injuries to his spine that
kept him in bed for several weeks and
he is just now beginning to be able to
get about and is yet tar from well.
Those who became acquainted with
Mr.. Speyer while building the Mem.
phis- to- Bristol road through this coun-
ty will remember him very kindly and
will regret very much his misfortune
and hope tor him a speedy return to
his usual good health.
L. H Bell of Howard Springs is in
the shape of letter from Horace
Bell by the famous editor touching J
some verses sent for publication. It
s characteristic of all letters written I
~ Mr.. Greedy in that the penmanship l
3 80 poor that very few persons can
cad it. We pored over it for quite a
while and finally got the DRIFT of it, !
tut to say we made out every word is !
Entirely too broad a statement to com.
,ort with the facts. The letter was /
written IN 1866 and is no doubt highly
,rlzed by Mr.. Bell.
Jarrett 4 BiIbrey have completed
he steel bridge near Creston and the =
'reens Ford bridge Is almost conf
leted. The steel and concrete is on :
he ground, the stone br0kens nd all is ?
Cady to sIch an extent Sp5trdhk or
our days active work will complete 1t.
The city fathers met Friday night :
nd elected Hill Lowrey, of Sparta,
larehal, on a salary of SIS month.
[r. Lowrey has splendid record for 2
Expressing bootIegging, which I
the board to employ him.
. b. Rector was chosen recorder. 4.
Brown, who was elected by the =
bard one week previous found he =
'uld not hold the place and retain his
esent office of Circuit Clerk, as the
ate law prohibits county officers hold
G two offices at once in which there r
remuneration. Mr.. Rector has filled
e place before and made very good
icer. Mr.. Lowrey arrived yesterday r
d was sworn in as marshal. He was
cused from duty until Monday and
arshal Patton will continue to act r
til then. mir. Lworey will not move
is household effects here, but he and
fe will board for the present. u
Pure blood Plymouth Rock cockerels
: sale at 81 and So. o. B. Rector.
1-13-3t. L
!. E. Converse IS feeding about rs
I'D Of cattle tor G. M. Martin & Sons -
his farm west of town. He is gaug ~
!. the ration on the basis of scientific
ding and the outcome will be watch -
with interest. ~