Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-02-10
DON'T WORRY, but work.

Rooms to rent over the Chronicle
Office.
i EVERY DAY Is SALE DAY at
Reed 4 Burnett's. Loot.
C. +. Brookhart was in from PeaviEe
Saturday to attend a meeting of the
High School board.
Mrs. j. :. Cline came over from
Crab Orchard Thursday to be with her
daughter, Mrs. V. 2. Cline for few
days.
o. H. Overdell sold the last of his
potato crop to Pleasant Hill Academy
last week.
Lost, strayed or stolen-One black
and white bird dog, answers to name
of dan. Reasonable reward for his
return. Mart Burnett. 210-tf.
! J. q. Hassler was county seat Wis
Itor from Grab Orchard Saturday and
Sunday.
Reed & Burnett say that business so
far this year is much better than the
same period last yeer. The people are
realizing more and more that they sell
cheaper and have in stock nearly every
thing that is demanded by the COM
munity. 1-20-tf.
Not for many years has this section
experienced so severe winter as this.
Since our farmers were so fortunate
as to produce abundant crops of feed
of all kinds, cattle generally promise
to come out in the spring In unusually !
good condition. in spite of hard Win
ter.
Esq. A. M. Davis. of Vandever, was
attending court here last week.
Reed & Burnett have purchased the |
stock of the Crossville Millinery Com
pany, which has been conducted the !
past two years by Miss Lavenia Miller
with so much success. Miss Miller has
been engaged by Reed & Burnett to
take charge of the millinery depart
ment of their large general store and
they expect to put in stock this year
a very complete line of millinery goods.
j. L. Anderson, of Clifty, was a
locker on at court last week.
Mrs. Cora B. Keyes expects to leave
for Knoxville tomorrow afternoon to
take up her work as a graduate nurse.
She has been home few weeks for a
rest and IS now returning for active
duty. She expects to visit home folks
here again in few weeks.
Mrs. Charles Julian had planned to
cave for visit Of some weeks with
friends in Texas, but the children have s
recently contracted chicken pox and
she will delay her visit for few
weeks. The children are getting along
we'll and have suffered very little. ex-
,ept in the case of the baby and he is
low rapidly recovering.
Reed & Burnett's butcher shop is a
uccess. They have brought the price
If meats down. This is a saving to I
he people. l-20-tf.
J. f. Taylor was in Salisbury, N. c.,
asst week on business. He found 1t a \
i've town and bright prospects for i'm
roved business conditions. After rid :
ng through East Tennessee and seeing
What they have to contend with he
cells more than ever that all that is :
eeded for people to succeed here is a
enerous portion of energy we'll direct
d. =
Through the kindness of Judge Snod- .
rass court adjourned last Thursday
aorning for the agricultural meeting.
lr. Hardin, of the University of Ten :
essee, spoke to large and enthusiast =
c audience in the circuit court room.
It the conclusion of his speech he an =
wered number of questions which
ere asked by the farmers. Those
caring the talk now understand more I
ally what the demonstration work is
nd the purpose it is to accomplish.
he last part OF the meeting was held
an orchard near the Chronicle office. =
his part of the program was prun-
lg demonstration conducted by Messrs Z
ardin and Chance. Much interest
AS shown in the pruning of the apple
zee, peach tree and grapeVines. 4