Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-01-06
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ESQ. Z. H. Mccoy was over freu
Genesis Monday to bring his two son
to enter the High School this week.
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Miss Fannie DeGolia entertained a
cards Wednesday afternoon. Their,
were four tables and the ladies' playing
we're: Mesdames Garth Grey, Pine
vile, KY, j. b. johnson, A. W. keyes
Volner Handy, Baxter Southland, w
b. Bandy. F. j. Upham, Chas. Julian
and Misses Ethel Keyes, Nell Snod
grass, Susie Dunbar, Eula Bishop
Lelah DeGolia and the hostess. After
the games a delightful salad course
was served.
day to look after the insurance due
from the burning of his residence. He
cannot use the furniture saved from
the fire or make arrangements to go to
housekeeping nutil after the insurance
inspector has seen the goods saved and
adjusted the loss.
Victor Martin, the ten-year-old son
of Harry Martin, fell off the corn crib
at their home near Howard Springs,
Saturday and was quite severely hurt.
He was unconscious for several hours
but the first of the week was so much
improved that no further uneasiness
was felt for his tull recovery.
ESQ. j. I. Ashburn was in town from
Ozone Monday on his way for visit
OF few days with friends in the
Clarkrange neighborhood. He will re.
turn the last of the week and be pres
ent at county court when it convenes
Monday morning.
Owing to the low price of cottonseed
meal this year, large quantities OF it
is being ted by the farmers generally
over the county. They recognize its
high food and fertilizer value and the
fact that they are using so much is
very strong indication that farmers are
for bigger and better crops
next year than ever before.
J. E. Taylor expects to leave Mon
day for Fellsmere, Florida, to look
after a chicken ranch. From lnfOrma-
ton he has received he thinks the cut
look for success in the poultry business
in the Land of Flowers is good and he
will investigate the conditions thor
oughly and may move his family there
4 little later. Our people will regret
TO lose so energetic and active cltl-
zen, but should he decide to move all
Wis him and family pleasant home
and abundant success.
ESQ. A. M. Davis was up from Van |
lever Monday. He is strongly in favorl
If the county making arrangements to |
furnish our farmers with ground lime
Itone and the establishment Of some
rood system OF road building at the |
anne time.
Miss Hattie Hyder, who was the |
,uest OF her numerous lady friends
lere during the holidays, returned to
Ter home in Hartman Thursday.
The committee appointed at the last
ERIN of county court to investigate the
ubject of purchasing crusher to
make lime for the farmers and also to
urnish macadam for the roads. have
iven the question some very careful
tudy and investigation and will have
ONE interesting facts to lay before the
curt when it convenes Monday The
wo questions involved are ones that
re of vital interest to every citizen of
he county and from talking with nu-
ferrous persons from various parts of
ne county we are of the opinion that {
ne public mind is now in a receptive
ttitude for some feasible plan to reach !
ne end sought.
Raht Haley returned Sunday to his
.udies with a business college in
ashviIle.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. Dreutzer and
aughter Nellie returned Sunday from
chattanooga, where they have been :
pending the holidays with their daugh-
RS, Miss Dollie, and Mrs. F. G. Brad