Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-02-03
Can that crouch and wear smile.
Mrs. Mary Under was In from Cres-
ton Saturday shopping.

4 ton Saturday shopping.
3 The editor was in Nashville tn
greater part of last week, which cause
numerous matters incident to the pa
per to get behind, but by next wee
everything will be moving along in tn
usual channels.
Mrs. s. C. Brown, of Athens, stop
ped for two days on her return from
attending the annual meeting of 0. +
S. Grand Chapter, Nashville, for
brief visit with her father, Samue
Cline, and her sister, Mrs. S. c
, Bishop.
Wanted-Live foxes; not caught il
a trap or hurt in any way. Will pa!
So. 90 each and express charges. Johr
B. Vaughn, Pkevile. 1-13-4t.
Judge S. c. Brown, of Athens, was
elected Grand Junior Warden, +. anC
A. M. at Nashville last week. That
means he will go to the chair of Grand
Master in three more years.
In noticing the selection of Hill
Lowrey for marshal of Crossville, the
White County Favorte has the follow
ing to say: "Mr. Lowrey is faithful,
fearless and impartial officer, and has
no favorites when it comes to enforc-
ing the law. He will arrest the Mayor
or member of the Board it they get
crooked as quick as he will the hum
blest offender. He is just the kind of
officer that every town needs but some
tewns don't want his kind.
If you need typewriter ribbon of
any make or color or two-color, send
rs 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.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Norrod and little
son, of Danville, KY, were here last
week as the guests OF DR.. V. l.. Lewis
and family. Mr.. Norrod wss formerly
store manager for the Clear Creek Coal
and Lumber Company, Isoline, and
has numerous friends IN this county.
Thursday dinner was given at the
home of Cashier j. s. Reed in honor of
the 73rd birthday of his father, J. S.
Reed. Dr. W. A. Reed and wife and
M. F. Reed and wife were also present.
This made happy gathering of all the
children OF Mr.. Reed. A beautifully
decorated cake was prepared on the top
of which appeared "73" tastefully ar
ranged. The old gentleman has been
suffering for some days with an afflic-
ton of his back, which has kept him
confined to the house, but the occasion
was such tempting one that he could
not forego the promised pleasure and
he ventured out. The occasion was a
most happy incident and one that will |
long be remembered by both father and
children.
G. W. Henry was up from Burke |
SATURDAY. paying his taxes and went on |
to Cookeville to look after business.
Tomorrow morning at $50, State
Agent H. d. Tate and D. T. Hardin,
from the state university at Knoxville,
will make talks on agriculture along
he lines of demonstration work. At
he close Of their talks there will be a
of fruit tree pruning IN
Ome near by orchard. Owing to the
)riet time allowed to get the informa-
ION to the farmers Of the county, the
rowd cannot be nearly so large as it
would otherwise be, but every person
Who can be present should be sure to
ttend as they will be sure to learn
ouch of interest.
Two cars of cattle shipped a few
,eeks ago by Trustee Jas. Smith and
J. l.. Lemert did not prove rousing 8
uccess for several very good reasons.
he foot and mouth disease had forced 7
,any cattle on the market and pre-
ented those same men from buying n
lore cattle for feeding purposes, which
ended to depress the market. A few
avs previous to their arrival in Gin
lnpati three ship loads of dressed beef !.
ad reached the Atlantic sea board cit
IS and several thousand quarters had -
cen shipped to Cincinnati, which over
locked the market. When we come to
onsider chat ship load u. over $50
ar loads, 1t will readily be seen that
lree ship loads means a large amount :
meat to force on the markets at one n
me. Mr.. Smith stated that the best II
attic sold slowly and the price was ii
w, while rough cattle found more III
lady sale at relatively better price.
he reason for that was given the II
ooding of eastern markets with beef II
ON South America. Beef comes in
zee from tariff, we are told. Il
Mrs. G. W. Beadle and daughter, II
iSS julia, arrived from Forest City, iii
WA, Wednesday for visit Of II
onth or longer with her sister, Mrs. Ill
H. Beadle, and family. In spite of Il
er so years Mrs. u. w. Beadle stood II
lie trip we'll and was little fatigued II
hen they landed here.
/ have just received a very hobby II
ne of samples of goods for stylish II
=; 70 for man. nothing ouuolipu thor,o III
YER shown here. A. E. Horn. 2-3-4t.
7. M. Rector and Volner Handy II
ave bought the City Restaurant from
ock Hinch and took possession some II
eeks ago The family of Mr.. Rector II
rived from Louisville Monday. Mr.. II
inch is undecided what he will do.
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