The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-01-07

OnhB. n. Cullbu anu luuliij
have moved here from Jackson
and will occupy the place OF
Huntington Street recently va
Gated by w. o. Pearson.
DR.. and Mrs. FL. +. Martin
and little daughter, Bruce, went
to Nashville on Thursday before
Christmas and renamed until
the Sunday following.
Guy Youngerman, came over
from Hnntland, franklin county,
to spend Chr stlnas with his pa.
rents, Martin Youngerman and
wife, near old Shady Hill.
Prof, Hugh Powers made q
trip to Hickory Valley, last Fri
day to inspect short horn bull
his father and others in the Rea,
gan vicinity contemplate buying
Al. E. Beasley made a trip re
Tulsa, Oklahoma, at Christmas
on account Of the accident to his
brother-in law, John T. Stanford,
who is on the road to recovery
Mrs. j. @. Mckinney arrived
Monday from Paducah to remain
until Friday Of this week with
her many old friends before re-
turning to her home at Kenneth,
Mo.
Our neighbor, Mr.. Lindeau
Wilson, has been confined by
illness at the home of his dangh
ter, Mrs. Berry Holmes, on Jack
son Street. but is now improy'
ing.
Chester Davidson, who il
studying the arts of rolling pills
and saving bones, in the Medical
Department of Vanderbilt at
Nashville, spent the holidays at
home.
Mayor G. @. Davis had had
considerable illness IN his fami.
ly, the case Of Mrs. Davis being
the most serious but who began
Improving at the first Of the
week.
Jim Hall, night operator here,
left Christmas for his home at
Westport and was there taken
desperately i'll. His condition
is yet low--to the regret of his
many flends.
Arthur e McNatt aud wife,
of Fulton, Ky.,. were holiday Wis.
itors to Lexington accompanied
by the latter's sister, Miss Nit.
tie Wilkerson. All show pros
perity and health.
Hon. D. E. Scott received a
letter Monday last from his nep-
hew, w. E. McLes.er, at Pan.
grum, Ark, announcing the
death Of Mrs. McLester, which
occurred Nov. IA.
Preston, son Of Emory Harper,
came home for the holidays from
the School for the Blind at Nash
Vile. The little fellow went off
in September baby and came
back in December a." boy" !
Esco Derryberry and wife went
to Chesterfield Christmas Day to
visit their relative, Mrs. Arlin
Reeves, who was on Dec. 26th
carried to Nashville to undergo
a surgical operation, and has
since been reported better.
Matt @. Barry left last week
for Bolivar to accept a position
10 the West Tennessee Hospital
for the insane and writes that he
is we'll pleased. Matt. tips the
beam at the 1877 pound notch and
hopes to hold down his job.
Johu D. Appleby arrived from
Okla, in the last week. end be,
cause Of the severe illness Of his
brother, Judge w. F. Appleby-
and has rendered his father, A.
r. Appleby, assistance in the
Office of County Trustee.
g. Il. Partin and family have
moved to Memphis aud The
PROGRESS family will miss them
as neighbors-for there are none
better. Tho pretty aud com.
Portable Partin home on Jackson
street is now occupied by Judge
N. R. Barham and family.
Sam D. CLARK, buyer for the
State Board Of Control, making
headquarters 10 Nashville, was
a holiday visitor here-and en-.
joyed bird hunting with his
brother in-law, Dick Timber
lake, Sam was not even seen
hv all nf his many frianda In