Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-03-03
DON'T WORRY, but work.

For SaIe-Flve pure blood Plymouth
Rock puIlets, at one dollar each. Call
at Chronicle Office.
General J. X. Mitchell is attending
court at Gainesboro this week looking
after the interests of the people.
Court will kilely continue all this week
and part of next.
If you need a 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.
For Sale-40 cases canned beans and
tomatoes. 1914 pack. at $l.75 case f.
o. b. Westel. Quality guaranteed.
Home Canning Company. 2-24-tf.
Mrs. Emmett Thurman, who has
been very sick with lagrippe for the
past week, is Improving slowly.
G. e. Wilson was in from the old
seventh district Friday.
Harry l.. Spencer has purchased the
home place of James Hembree. which
consists of a small four-room house and
five acres. Mr.. Hembree has pur-
chased a farm of Maynard Barnwell
few weeks.
Us Wyatt was up from Newton
Monday. He is conducting a general
store and farming on scientific meth
DDS. He is one of those successful
men whom some people call "lucky."
but there is no luck about it, 1t is only
teh application of common sense after
careful and sensible study OF the ques-
ton in hand.
A. C. and F. X. Davis, of Indepen-
dence, Va, and Ira johnson, of Mon
tana, arrived here last week looking
for a location to engage in cattle rails
ing. Messrs Davis were much pleased
with the level country, but were disap-
pointed that the soil is not richer. Mr.. ,
Johnson has sold his property in Mon
tana and has come south for his wlfe's
health. He may locate here or may go
farther south. A. J. Mcclure and
Jonas Snodgrass were showing the men
several properties in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson went from here
to Ohio to visit with relatives and he
expects to return later to make further
Investigations relative to lands. |
Messrs Davis returned home but one of
hem will return during the summer
;or further information as to crops and
.attle conditions.
Clerk and Master c. G. Black is
,uying lumber to build a residence
where his handsome home was burned
few weeks ago. He expects to be-
lin active work on the new home
within few weeks.
Vera, the little eleven year old
laughter of DR.. and Mrs. V. l.. Lewis,
ave birthday party recently to her
Dung friends. There were l04 little
olks there and such time as they ,
ad will long be remembered by most
them. They played games from two
clock until four at which time they I
'ere served with ice cream and cake.
little Miss Vera is very popular with 4
er young friends, which accounts in 4
,me measure tor the large number in
tendance. =
The dog that was lost by Mart Bur- 4
TT some days ago was found in the 4
GODS west of town Sunday and had
zen shot in the head and one eye is
it; the other eye may go out also. 4
le dog is very valuable one and Mr..
lrnett regrets the injury and abuse =
hicted on the dog far more than he
es the real value represented by the =
G. He has the dog at home and is e
wing him all the care possible in the
pc that he will recover. How any n
rson could be so wantonly cruel as r
mistreat on ANIMAL as that dog was
past us to understand.
LIN Martin arrived home Saturday y
m trip to England's Cove, White
lnty. While there he bought =
endid span of mules, which he will \
in his extensive farming operations
s year. =
7. H. Graham was over from Pomona
;urday.