Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-02-10
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For Sale-SIx pure blood Plymout
Rock pullets ard two cockerels, at on
dollar each. Call at Chronicle office.
Hiram Wyatt was in from Llnari
Monday.
Cornell Cline was over from era
Orchard Sunday and Monday.
z. l.. Stone and two sons, William
and Clay, were in from Vandever Sat
urday.
On account of cold weather and ba,
roads there is little business activit.
over the county generally just now.
Wotson Kerley, a,sHigh School stu
dent, was called to his home near Lit
ton Sunday by the sickness of HI!
father. Prot Frank March assisted
him by taking him part way horseback
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. V. z. Cline
Thursday, February 4, son. Mother
and child are doing well. They are re
ceiving the attention of a trained nurse
in the person of Mrs. Cora b Reyes.
The young gentleman will bear the
name. Harold Hamilton Cline.
"To do little better by you than
| others" is a motto that is being made
good by Reed & Burnett. 1-20tf.
Mrs. Julia Humphreys died at her
home IN Elmwood, Illinois, February
LIST of heart trouble and other compll-
cations Mrs. Humphreys was the
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Bandy and
leaves three brothers, who are respect
ed residents of Crossville, and numerous
other relatives. She will be we'll re-
membered by many of the older resi-
dents of the county.
Be sure to attend the Reed & Bur-
nett auction sale at Crossville next
Saturday, February IL, and at Crab
Orchard. February 20, the following
Saturday.
A letter recently received from
reader of the Chronicle contained this
very ftattering comment The ChrOn-
icle is the first paper opened here We'd
nesday evening; every one 10 so deslr-
Gus of reading it that we cut it apart
at the top, so that two may have the
benefit of it at once We have known
of many instances where the Chronicle
is passed around the neighborhood and
read by several families, but this is
the first instance where it Is dismem-
bered in order to facilitate more rapid
reading We shall continue to do our
best to make it interesting and useful
10 our readers.
Wanted Live foxes; not caught in
4 trap or hurt in any way. Will pay |
q. 90 each and express charges. John
;. Vaughn, Pikevllle. 1-13-4t.
Ex-Sherf Frank Handy was in
own from fredericksburg Friday. He
S one of the successful farmers OF the
I'D seventh district. He finds sheep |
lis most profitable crop Last year
le had 81 head OF sheep that he says
lid not cost him ten cents head for
eed during the winter. From that
lunch he sold sheep and wool to the
mount OF $40 and has now II head of
heep. They run in the woods all win
er and are only gotten up at lamblng
nd shearing time. Sheep are general
y recognized as being very profitable.
n this free range. Dogs some times
york havoc among them but very soon
hereafter there are several dogs less
n the community and the sheep thrive
etter afterWard.
If you need a typewriter ribbon of
ny make or color or two-color, send
S cents to the Chronicle Office and it
,ill be sent you by mail. Be sure to
ell the kind OF machine and number
nd the color of ribbon wanted. i
Don't fail to notice the dates of the
uction sale at Reed & Burnett's. You
ill profit big by attending them both.
here will be a II altitude of bargains
,orth your attention.
Mrs. Belle Knowles returned to per
ONE in Chattanooga last week after a |
isit of some weeks here with her par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Webb.
Friday afternoon Mrs. F. j. Upham
ntertaned few friends at cards as a
ourtesy to Mrs. Nathan Lemert, of
'Omora. There were two tables and
he guests present besides the hostess
nd the honoree were Mesdames Lelah
)eGolia, Andy Elmore, Garth Gray,
nd Misses Ethel keyes, Fannie and
eIah DeoGIla. After the game sal
d course was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Lemert were
ere last week as the guests of the I
eGolias. They returned to their
ome, five miles west of town, Sunday.
John Wyatt was in from Isoline yes
.rday. He reports stock looking we'll
nd plenty of feed on hand to carry II
lem to grass. II
Mrs. j. B. Johnson expects to leave
n Florida next week to be absent Il
)out six weeks visiting with relatives Il
I'd friends. !!
Arthur Burnett arrived from Chatta- Il
,oga last week and will remain with
,me folks for some days on account of
e small poX quarantine at Chatta II
'oga,
Andy Horn and Ava Potter are ar II
nging to put moving picture show III
the Potter building next to the W. III
Bandy store. they do not expect II
have it in operation for some weeks III
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