The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-06-09

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Tuesday to attend the Masonic ban
quet at the Blount House.
Bud Joslin's team ran away on
the public square Wednesday morn
ING and knocked down a tree on the
West corner Of the court square.
VIII C. league, who lives six
miles Northwest Of town, was here
Wednesday and reported his father,
MIR. r" league, in quite feeble
health.
Mrs. ]. G. Parrish returned at the
first of the week to her home at
Fulton, KY, after a visit Of ten days
to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
M0fitt.
Miss Charlie White has returned
from a visit Of a month to friends
in Memphis and the family Of Joe
c. Davis about twelve miles South
of that city.
j. H. Stubblefeld, who had the
great misfortune to lose his wife by
death on the 18th Of May, has gone
to visit his sisters. at Capaleville,
near Memphis.
j. F. Chimney, of near Beacon,
sold to O. P. Page and Elvin Ken
nedy, the first of the week, a Red
hog that weighed 100 pounds at
four months old.
H. 0. Roberts, who has been con-
nected with the firm Undertake
Buckley Hardware Company, has
accepted a position with Stratton &
Terstiz. of Louisville, Ky.
Miss Edna, daughter Of our long
time friend, D. L. Elkins, near Hum
boldt, is here visiting the family Of
Mr.. E. E. Muse and several relatives
in town and country.
George Foster and wife returned
to Memphis Monday after being
here on account of the death of the
letters sister, Mrs. Addie Stubble-
field, near Scots Hill.
Jim Davidson returned Tuesday
from a trip to Nashville to see his
older brother, Chester, who returned
with him, after attending the Medi-
cal Department Of the Vanderbilt.
Invitations have been received by
local friends to attend at Nashville
the graduation on the 18th inst, Of
Messrs. John E. Powers and j. F..
Golf from the Medical Department
Of the Vanderbilt University.
Prof. Hubert Denison, Of the West
Normal at Memphis,
came home last Sunday to spend
the week before the opening Of the
Summer School at the Normal
which will occur next Monday.
Durant Beasley has gone to Nash
vile, his old home. to spend a week
or so. The family Of AL, his son.
can not long do without Grandpa
Beasley. He was accompanied by
his granddaughter, Elizabeth Beas-
ley.
Guy Youngerman, who has been
teaching a successful school at
came home Tuesday for
the Summer vacation. Guy is one
Of the young teachers who has made
good and of whom this county is
Hon. E. w. Essary and wife left
last Sunday for Chicago to attend
the National Republican convention
and were followed Monday by Coun-
ty Supt. W. H. Denison, who went
for the same purpose, but not as a
delegate.
Valentine Barry and Frank Page
spent last Saturday in Memphis as
of the great Preparedness
parade, which they say came fully
to the widest expectations one
could have entertained. They re-
Sunday.
The Odd Fellows Lodge Of this
place will hold memorial exercises
the third Sunday afternoon in June.
All members are urged to assemble
in the lodge room at 2:.3O o'clock.
and Chesterfield lodges
are invited to participate.
w. Curry Barry, travelling man
for the Clements Paper Company, at
Nashville, and MI. M. H. Moore,
treasurer and sales MANAGER for the
same company, spent last Sunday
in Lexington and Mr.. Moore was a
guest Of the Barry family on Jack
son street.
Mrs. Tom Lancaster returned