Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-02-17


Mrs. Dan Manning was over from
Crab Orchard Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. n. Houston wer,
visiting friends here Saturday and Sun
day.
j. W. Vandever and Ernest FIeld
were up from Lantana Saturday.
Hon. L. E. Wilson, of Grab Orchard
was a county seat visitor Saturday.
The Art Circle will meet with Mrs
Susie w. Dunbar this week.
Miss Lelah DeGolia entertained hel
CLUB friends Saturday night with q
Five Hundred party of three tables
Those playing were: Misses Bessie
Potter, Myrtle johnson, Nora Jones,
Eula Bishop and Messrs Jonas Snod
grass, Lin Martin, Ernest Burnett,
Milo Lemert, Andy Morn and Frank
and Alva Potter. Delightful refresh
ments were served consisting of heart
shaped sandwiches, salad, cocoa, heart
shaped cakes and home made candy.
F. H. Washburn was over from Po-
mona Monday.
J. w. Holloway arrived Sunday from
DeRossett, where he has been working
at saw mill for some months. He
Will return in few days.
Mrs. George Taylor, of Clinton, ar
rived Monday for visit with home
folks, the Schlicher family.
Some of our people may not know
that the Art Circle library has been
moved to room over Bandy's store.
1t is open each Tuesday and Saturday
from three to four O'Clock for those
who wish to secure books. Recently
65 new novels have been purchased and
you can have access to all of them and
several hundred other books tor the
small sum Of only 70 cents for three
months. In no possible way can you
secure so much interesting and whole
some reading for so small an outlay
If you are not subscriber you should
become one at once.
MISS Lavenia Miller is in Nashville
Reed & Burnett. The stock promises
to be very complete and attractive.
Tuesday of last week the First Ma
tlonal Bank here forwarded $500 IN |
currency to the Hamilton National |
Bank, Chattanooga. There was one
500 bill in the amount and when the
Chattanooga bank opened the letter
the amount was 500 short. They I'M
mediately wired the bank here of the
shortage Cashier Reed Immediately
notified Postmaster w. A. Handy Of
the shortage. The bank here had in
sured the shipment in the Marine In
surance Company OF London and the
bank here notified them of the loss and
filed claim for the amount. The mat
ter has not been adjusted yet. The
bank forwarded the en-
velop that contained the money to the
bank here. In opening the letter the
bank at Chattanooga clipped the end
off the letter and did not Interfere
envelope up to the light the fact that
could be plainly seen. If the thief is
not detected he will be very fortunate. {
For Sale-Six pure blood Plymouth ;
Rock ROSTERS at Sl.00 each. These
are from $40 rooster and a Sd hen.
This ad. will not appear again. j. Il. E
Taylor.
f. Kirkpatrick is here from Celne to |;
ylsit his son, W. H. Kirkpatrick, and f
wife. He will remain for some weeks {
md in the mean time may make some e.
Investments here in land. t,
J. G. MARROW has made application
or the position OF guard at the state d
with bright prospects of IL
,nding the job. Mr.. NARROW is good
ItiZen AID mas who would be sure er
exert influence for the betterment in
+ convicts and for that reason in par W
cular is a proper man for the place. n
Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. J. L. III
eaver entertained at cards Saturday 'e
:ternoon at the Weaver home. Mrs.
diner Handy won the prize. she hav- o,
g made the largest total score. The 70
dies playing besides the hostesses u'
ere: Mesdanes F. ]. Upham. w. b. a.,
andy, S. G. Cline, A. W. Keyes, Vol nj,
# Handy, Chas Julian, Baxter n -,
,uthard, Fred Cate. r. A. Knowles nr
Uses Ethel keyes, Susie Dunbar, &
essie Potter, Myrtle johnson, Nora 49, 49,
mes, Eula Bishop, Fannie and Lelah -"
cecilia. After the game a delicious
lad course was served. i'm
Mrs. w. M. Selby was up from Van an
Yer Monday. ga %
Friday night Marshal LowIey ar NJ :
sted Chester Rose, Carl Dunbar and '"'
,e Walker on charge of being drunk ,
d Paul Davenport on charge OF pro- Sa
nifty. Davenport submitted and was we
ed SIS. 90 and costs making a total of is
25, which he paid at once. Dunbar Ing
d Walker were fined $40. 20 and costs, of
,ich amounted to SLABS Rose de- fee
ed being drunk and after Recorder of
B. Rector placed fine and costs on plo
N amounting to SLATE he appealed is
q case To circuit court tax
Fire Notlce-Cattle men and others: A
not burn over my woodland. See t,,,,
? penalty. L. H. Bell, Howard W.
rings. 2-17-tf. irs
!. b. Norris and J. A. Hale were in eau
m Linaria Monday. wa
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