The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-09-15

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er, which the committee says is 90
ing to do satisfactory work.
John Lawler and wife and Ton
league and wife motored over from
Jackson and spent last Sunday with
the family Of H. H. Threadgill.
| Mrs. Laura Boswell is visiting in
Jackson this week and her grand.
daughter, Miss Marietta Pearson
will 60 to spend the weekend.
Miss Annie Mae Gathings, after
visiting Mrs. W. X. Johnston and
other friends returned to her home
in Memphis last Saturday night.
Miss Lucille Barry returned last
Sunday to her home in Jackson af-
ter spending two weeks here mostly
in the home of her uncle Bill Barry.
Mrs. S. A. Mcdonald, of Linden,
arrived in Lexington Wednesday to
spend few days with her sister,
Mrs. 7. W. Sims, at the Scott House.
John W. Fowler, of Sardis, CAPT.
talist and retired merchant, has
taken home this week his second
Ford auto bought from Brown Bros.
Mrs. Frier and little son, Landon,
returned last Sunday to their home
in Fl. Worth, Texas, after a visit to
the formers sister, Mrs. B. F. Busch.
H. E. Graper left last Friday for
Michigan to remain there week,
near Frankfort, with his wife and
son and all are expected home this
week.
L. 7. Benson, of Hickory Flat, in
the old 18th district, was in town
Monday to carry home his new Ford
motor car purchased from Brown
Bros.
DR.. Cantwell, the local veterinari-
an and county livestock inspector
was able to do some work at the
first of the week after spell Of ty-
plus.
j. Murray Lancaster, wife and
baby, visiting here from Oklahoma |
City, Okla, went to Sardis Monday |
to visit Mr.. Lancaster's sister, Mrs. |
j. L. Jones.
John A. Gilbert, the piano tuner,
of SCOTS Hill, was here in the last
and did some work. Our
piano owners ought to save their
work for Mr.. Gilbert.
Mrs. N. R. Barham, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Mary and also
by Misses Alice Undertake and
Bertha Unidentified spent Tuesday
in Jackson shopping
j. W. Enochs, wife and daughter,
Miss Ruth, left via the Overland
Route" for Jackson to take in the
Fair and visit son John" who is in
the Union University.
Congressman 7. W. Sims, arrived
here last Friday to spend a while
with his family and to make out
his campaign of appointments to
be filled before the November cleo
ton.
j. D. Roberts carried a party COM
posed of his son Oscar, daughter,
Miss Addie and Misses Lncile Brown
and Mile Newman to Wildersville
in his Dodge car and spent last
Sunday.
. The person who recently borrow
ed the September number of Cos
magazine from some one
at Mrs. Blount's, will greatly oblige
its owner by returning same at an
early date.
Miss Katie Small left for Nash
vile last Saturday to enter the
Tanning school. Her younger sis
tiers, Rachel and Fannie have gone
to McEwen to live with an aunt
and attend school.
j. R. Fielder and Miss Laura
Cowan and H. D. Barry and Miss
Mary Logan went to Shiloh Park
last Sunday and spent an hour in
Saltillo on the return trip, the whole
trip covering eleven even hours.
With flour prices going higher,
we are still selling CHIEF, as good
as there is on the market, for 1925
per barrel, ond $1.O5 per bag. King
Leo, Straight patent at Csc per bag.
LEXINGTON FEED Co.