Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-03-28

court IN Cookeville this week.
Splendid assortment of Place Cards
and Tally Cards; also Five Hundred
score pads, at the Chronicle office.
DR.. Z. W. Mitchell, superintendent
of Lyons View insane asylum, Knox
Iyille, was home for the weekend. he
returned Monday.
Leonard Potter has recently pur-
chased the A. E. Payne tarm, four
miles north of town, and moved on 1t.
The farm consists of 100 acres, good
house and a barn and several acres OF
cleared land aside from an extensive
wild meadow.
The new serial, Heart of the Sun.
set" will commence In our issue OF
next week. Don't fail to read the
opening chapters. 1t is thrilling tale
of the west snd life on the Mexican
border. written in most admirable
style.
Miss Annie Lee Frazier, of Smith
Vile, was the weekend guest OF Miss
Ethel Keyes.
Mrs. H. J. johnson. and twin sons,
of near Monterey. came Thursday to
visit Mrs. Johnson 8 sister, Mrs. Frank
Potter, They returned home Sunday.
Gram or corn drills. 1t you want one
at present prices, you had better come
at once. Bilbrey & Phillips. 3-2o-tf.
Miss Woodlie Sehon, of Monterey,
was the guest of Miss Ethel Reyes
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. S. G. Cline left last week tor
Illinois to pass few weeks visiting
with home folks and other relatives.
Deering pig tooth harrow has lasting
qualities. Here is pig-tooth harrow
that> will not go to pieces after few
seasons use. 1t Is all steel; 1t is built
to axe the hard knocks that stony land
or new breaking would give it. There
is no wood about the harrow except in
the drawbar. BiIbrey & Phillips. 3-2Stf
Miss Grace Lainhart arrived from
Birmingham, Ala, a few days ago to
pass the summer here. She is stop
ping at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Elmore.
For le-Thoroughbred Berkshire
pigs both sexes. Jonas Snodgrass. 1t.
il. Qualis was lucky to get the
agency for the John Deere line of I'M
plemenst, which are so well known to
our farmers. 1t
w. b. Alfred visited "Uncle Dan"
Manning at Llnarla Sunday. He found
the old gentleman IN excellent health
and spirits and the same genial and
generous hearted man that our people
have known him all his long life. He
is bearing up we'll under his more than
SO years.
sell John Deere plows of all kinds
and the guaranteed line of Vulcan
turning plows. hillside, new ground
and road plows. To learn of these is
to buy. }. l.. Qualls. 1T.
WANTED-at Chronicle office: Six 7
iron pulleys: two 6-inch, two 8-lnch,
tv 0 10-inch, all 4.inch tace.
John Carpenter and mother, Mrs
Mary Carpenter. spent Saturday In
lockwood.
T. z. Beadle, who has been visiting
his mother here tor some weeks, lett
yesterday for Crawford to visit his
brother, Harry Beadle, and will go
from there to Lincoln, Nebraska, and
work on farm the coming summer.
If your watch or piece of jewelry
needs repairing bring it to the Chron-
Gle Office and we viii send it away ana
nave it set right. You can pay for 1t
when returned.
The recital at the High School Fri,
lay night, presenting Miss Lucille Toll
EFT, brought out crowd that taxed
The auditorium to its full seating ca
oacity. Miss Toilets playing was
greatly enjoyed as she has good
ouch and played several pieces most
showing great sbllty.
Several pieces were rendered In very
manner by other music pu
1Ils of Miss Ethel Keyes. Miss Annie
Lee Frazier, of Smithvile, gave sew
eral readings that were highly enter
aiming. The highest compliment that
.au be bestowed upon Miss Keyes is
he splendid results shown In the tram
no of MISS TOIIptf