Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Payne left Men
day for KIngsport. Tennessee, for
visit of few weeks with friends.
New dress goous and millinery Of
display at Reed & Burnett's Monday
March &c. 1t
A. n. Davis, who has been taking OF
leases for the Indian Refining company
was up from Vandever Monday.
People will be sure to ask: "Wher,
did you get that lovely HAITI" II YOU
get it at the Reed & Burnett millinery
opening Monday, March 26. Select &
new dress from their new arrivals al
the same time. IL
w. b. Andrews was up from Grassy
Cove Monday on business.
The millinery opening at Reed 4
Burnett's next Monday will show a
splendid line of such tinery. Also a
new line of dress goods. 1t
Martin Huray was here from Knox
vile Saturday. He and Senator L. E.
Wilson, of Crab Orchard, were on a
deal whereby Senator Wilson was to
buy a l000.acre tract of splendid TIM
Der land lying southeast of CrossvIlle.
They could not agree on the price but
the deal may be closed later as the
difference between them was not great.
Don't fail to attend the Millinery dis
play at the store of Reed 4 Burnett
next Monday, March 26. There will be
a splendid lot of tinery such as will de-
light the heart of any lady. 1t
WANTED-at Chronicle office: Six
iron pulleys: two 6-inch, two 8-lnch,
tV 10-inch, all 4.inch tace.
Mrs. S. E. Ashley vas up from Eras-
mus last week as the guest of Mrs. M,
w. West. Mrs. Ashley is now IN her
nth year and is remarkably active tor
one of her years. She attends to her
business affairs IN poison and Is gen
orally active and full Of energy. The
writer has known her for many years
and glad to be able to count her
among his personal friends. She is
kind and worthy woman.
James d. Burton, who is director of
Morgan county &. +. Union, with
headquarters at Oakdale, was in Cross
VILE last week and favored this office
with a call. Mr.. Burton seems a cap
able and earnest worker and is very
pleasant gentleman. A man of his
bearing and ability is sure to secure
helpful results for any enterprise IN
which he may enlist. The G. E. GER
tainIy has in him capable and pleas
ant worker.
| 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
10 buy. }. l.. Qualls. 1t.
The east-bound freight train Monday
wrecked four cars of shelled corn at
Oorton because of broken axle. Con-
iitions were so bad that track had to
)e laid around the wreck for the pass
'nger trains to pass. 1t took several
lours to clear away the wreck. No
me was hurt.
statesmen WANTED to solicit
riders tor lubricating oils, greases and
'aints. Salary or commission. Ad-
ress The HARVEY OIL CO., Cleve-
and, Ohio.
Last week Marshal Sampson DeRos-
EFT arrested Hearshal Bennett, Frank
filler and Paul Dayton for swinging a
reight tram. The Bennett and Miller
oys were fined. which with the costs,
to about $500. The Dayton
oy was tried before Judge Burnett
nder the juvenile law and was SEN &
,need to the state reform school, but 1
re sentence was suspended during c
pod behaviour. That was rather an
zpenslve ride and should put stop to {
lch practices. If it Is continued more +
rests will follow and some person is :
cry liable to get seriously hurt by +
ain accident. y
For Sale-Wire fencing: field, poul- p
Y and garden. If you want good I
avY fence, we have it. Prices as
W as can be made. Bllbrey & Phil n
IS Hardware Company. :,