The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-03-03

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Eliza Jane Phillins, aged 81 year
wife Of Charlie Phillips, q good col
ored farmer, near Juno. died las
> Saturday night.
Aunt Mary" Small returned last
Saturday from her visit Of severa
weeks to the home Of j. D. Timber
lake, at Undertake.
Thorough bread Duroc Jersey
Hogs for sale; sired by Tennessee
Chief No. 54105. JOHN Ray, Catalpa
Farm. Gleason. Tenn.
Mrs. Chas. Nuckles, of Memphis,
is here at the home of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs j. M. Arnold, and has
been right seriously i'll.
Murray Orr, Of the Matchless Can
dy Compans, Corinth, Miss, spent
Saturday and Sunday here with rel
atives and old friends.
| For Sale-At reasonable price
three residences and a vacant lot
on depot street
tt. W. A. LAwLER.
Attorney-General B. ], Howard,
of Jackson, was here Sunday en-
route to Decaturville, where Circuit
court Is in session this week.
George A. Thompson went to
Louisville Tuesday to spend two or
three weeks with his house, the
Thalheimer-Streng Shoe Company.
Mesdames W. X. Johnston and
Jno. F. Logan spent Friday Of last
week in the country visiting Mrs.
Johnston's mother, Mrs. Addie
Stanford.
1t will be noted that the issuance
of marriage licenses and the trans
fer Of real estate in Henderson
county were both pretty lively in
the last half Of the month Of Feb
ruary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Arnold and lit
tie son, Joe of Lexington, who have
been visiting Mrs. Arnold's mother,
Mrs. John Simmons, on Lick creek,
have returned home.--Perry Coun-
ty News.
Uncle Bill" Dennison, the Mine
Host Of the Walnut Hill hotel at
Perryville, was here Wednesday en-
route for Memphis, as a witness in
what is known as that plank" law
suit gainst the railroad.
Rev. |. M. King will preach at
Sharon next Sunday at II o'clock
and at Shady Grove at 8. Immedi-
ately after the services at Shady
Grove a church conference will be
held. All are urged to come.
Miss Ruth Allen entertained the
j. u. G. Club last Saturday after
noon. The two contest prizes were
won by Misses Ruth Barry and
Ruth Unidentified. Delicious boiled
custard and cake were served.
NorIcE-The well-known Holstein
male owned by John F. Hall and
mpself, from this date will be at my
place at the A. Griggs farm, south
west of Lexington.
Esco DERRYBERRY.
Attorney Galbraith and Ray Le-
per- of Henderson, were here Mon
day on business in connection with |
the drainage project Of Forked Deer
district No. 8, which is to 60 out Of
this county into Chester, near Lu-
ray.
Sunday II a. m, at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church Rev. S. B.
Stephens subject will be Weed
Culture" At 7 p. m, his subject
will be The War and the Fight"
The public is cordially invited to all
these services.
We failed to note last week that
Mrs. Ed Deloach entertained her
Sunday school class on Washing
tons birthday, Feby. q. Mrs De-
loach possesses a personality which
makes her a rare hostess and her
entertainments are always enjoy
able.
Subject Of morning sermon at M.
E. Church South, What Owest .
Thou?" Subject Of the evening ser
mon, "A Live Dog or a Dead Lion?"
If the day is bright and warm q
brief service will de held in front Of
Connolly's store in South Lexington
at $50 o'clock.
David Harrington, who was a