The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-02-25

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1.-The gentlemen In charge of iii
Beech River Drainage canal cuttiny
is pleasant to know and seems a
enterprisils gentleman. I'll
We notice in the last issue of tn,
Henderson sQbserveryG Gazette tina
sMessfs. Willard McCallum and BoI
Davidson, of that town made a visi
to Lexington last week. ia
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| Nine or more patriotic" citizen.
of Henderson county were deporteC
in Q batch q few days ago to Jack
lsoh to Help make Madison count,
good roads better.
Hon. D. E. Scott received q tele.
gram Monday announcing the death
OF his sister-in-law, Mrs. Thomas
Scott, at her home in Arkansas
She was an aged LADY,, N
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Mfs.W. HI Lancaster is visiting
in jackson. Mrs. Lancaster will ac-
company her husband on a trip to
Texas the. 9thof March, the law.
yer having been called to that state
on legal business, v Eot AK
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Barred Rock" Eggs" Thompson
Strain" Eggs, SIPS per setting Of is,
Cockerels $3.50, and $1.OO.s ! III
j. A, DEERE,
Warens Bluff, Tenn.
The protracted meeting will be-
Gin at the. M Z. church, South, on
Sunday March 18th; the preaching
will be done by the pastor and the
singing will be, led by Rev. W. F.
Charles, of Dycusbnfg, KY SGi
Contractor Kenan Smith has clos
ed a deal with JudeeT. A. Lancas-
ter and will build, a bungalow on
College Street for the Judge to &C.
cupy while his new home is being
erected sske
The Basket ball team of Lexing-
ton High School went to Decatur
vile and Parsons last Friday and
was winner in both games, defeat
ing Parsons by the score ofs33. to 81
and Decaturville 21to II.
Milton Edwards made a trip last
week to Nashville to have his case
diagnosed by DR., Witherspoon. We
are much pleased TO note marked
improvement in Milton'ss condition
asindicated by his appearance. - -
.-Messrs. Leo Pearson, local agent
Tor the Overland auto, Mather Lam
caster aud Jack Tennessee, went to
Memphis on Thursday of last week
10 attend a banquet given by the
Memphis Branch Of the Overland
company 4ps 99Egf1gS TTE1
S. D. Bell, of the old second dis
Lrict, one Of the oldest friends. and
patrons of this Office, was in Lexinp-
ION on Thursday Of last week. One
If Esq. Bells several. sons is the
Coat Company physician at Bon
Air, Tennessee.
Rev Fred Peoples made a talk toll
aspretty coed bunch ofpeople the
lepotl last Sunday afternoon atl
abouts4 o'clock We are glad toll
1otesthat Bro. Peoples continues to
,row in the esteem Of the commun-
ty he has been sent to serve. !.
Our old-time friend, Victor j.
Noerner, Of Jackson, was here Mon
iay representing d ladies ready-to-|
YEA. house and we believe. sold a
bill to a local firm. We have known
Victor for perhaps thirty years and
nave always. found him, to be /. a
Courteous gentleman. w ls@i
Miss Mary Barham entertained
'riehds last Friday evening in the
rome Of her parents, Judge and !
Mrs. Mr.. Barham, on jackson
;treet, Hearts and other games
we're, played to while the hours
away and the young folk present
had alnostenjoyable lime.
l1Ll .easIpD1 li3gn0t5 hea ieHi
LOST .DOG--Fox hound, about Is
months, old, white, black and tan,
linn body. left my place near
Stegalf First Monday in January.
Will give reward for return OF infor-
nation of whereabouts.
- '.,. H " :. G. McADAM,
W ~ ~ Huron, Tenn.
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The. Lexington Sales Stable, hav-!
W purchased the Miller property
ii Jacobs hill, has moved their |
business thereto where they will in
he future be found with q eoodly
nannl,r nf stock On hand Thew 70