The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-08-25

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Howard Sweat and Connie Mont
gomery went to Memphis Monday
to spend a few days.
Miss Mary, daughter Of Merchan
Joe P. Parker, at Wildersville, ar
arrived hete Wednesday to visir
relatives and friends.
Misses Mary and Celestia Bar
ham and several friends enjoyed {
moonlight picnic at the Darlington
pond Tuesday evening.
We only have a limited amount
Of CHIEF -four at $8.25 per barrel
You had better get yours before il
is gone.-Lexington Feed Co.
Jim Young, six miles West Of
town has been reported quite seri-
ously i'll for some time, taking to
his bed last Friday, but is better.
Judge W. M. Taylor came over
from Blytheville, Ark, last Satur-
day and remained several days
with his family, all of whom are
here.
Mrs. Addison, of Decaturville,
who recently went to Texas with
her husband to visit the latter's son,
is said to be in critical condition
out there.
j. P. Dickson was called by
wire early Sunday morning to the
bedside of his father, Mr.. William
Dickson, near Sardis, who was taken
seriously ILL.,.
Why pay $3.50 and $500 a bar
rel for flour when we will sell you a
barrel Of CHIEF. as good as the
best for $8.25 or $1.O5 for sack
Lexington Feed Co.
Bill Odle is going to Benton coun-
ty Tennessee River bottom next
week and all persons desiring
squirrels had better give him the
order before Saturday night.
Mrs. Addie Henry went to Mem
phis Tuesday to spend week or
more with her niece, Mrs. George
Foster, and in the home of A. H.
Shaefer, who recently lost his
wife.
The PROGRESS editor met many
personal acquaintance among the
Republican delegates to the con-
gressional convention, which was
held here on Thursday Of last
week.
FOR SALE-A 1915 Maxwell
Model rs Five-Passenger touring
car, electric starter and lights; in
good condition; runs smooth; no
better hill climber; $3.50 cash. Ad-
dress this office. 25-6t
The Holiness service which has
been going on at Rice's crossing
closed last evening. However there
will be a baptismal service on this
coming Sunday, quite number to
be baptized at this time.
Mrs. s. E. Murray and children
of Memphis, arrived here in the
last weekend to visit the family of
DR.. J. L. Murray and its branches.
Mrs. Murray has a bunch" of four
pretty and smart girls.
County Judge W. F. Appleby
went to Jackson last Monday to be
present at a meeting in connection
with Forked Deer Drainage District
No. 4, which runs out of this coun-
ty into Chester, near Luray.
There is no reason for you pay
ing $1.10 and $1.15 bag for flour,
when we will sell you a bag of
CHIEF, for awhile, for $1.O5. Every
bag or barrel guaranteed or your
money back.-Lexington Feed Co.
Messers Royal r. Pafford and
Richard Edwards went to Memphis
Sunday and returned Tuesday,
making the trip in the formers car
and also visiting Munford, some
thirty odd miles out Of the Bluff
city.
Hugh Hawthorne, Of Madison
country, brother of our countyman,
Jerry Hawthorne, was operated on
for appendicitis in Jackson last
Sunday and has since been doing
we'll. Bro. Jerry went to see him
Sunday.
Kit" Beasley and his sister, Miss
Mamie Lou. of Nashville, arrived
here lkst Saturday to visit their
brother, AL. E., and his family
most particularly, the newest arri-
val in the Beasley family, AL E.,
iunior