Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-09
Wanted. good country butter, at the
Farmers Meat Market.


Nike hale has bought some 5000
Iert OF lumber Ter L-i.D..s I-E l-.H
ana erecting feed store. he Will
build the new barn wnere tine old one
now stHLds and the feed slOIG Will he
erected on his lot fronting on Main
Street. Prot. Frank Marcu IS to FUR
nish the lumber. Work will commence
so soon as the lumber is delivered.
Robert Martin left for Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, last week. Bob
III cans to try his fortune IN the great
ana growing west. HIS many friends
| Will wish him success.
! Everett Henry was here from Wilder
| last week and went to Pleasant Hill TO
visit his sister, who is attending school
there. From there he went TO Knox
vile and other points to visit with
! trlen0s tor a short time and returned
! Saturday tor brief call with friends
here. Mr.. Henry Is working with a
1 large coal company at Wll,er and max
ing Cd IN very marked flanner.
He is a bright and capable yUuag man.
For Sale--One Store Coffee mill.
VIII self cheap. Also one large bell
suitable for farm or church house.
Apply at Chronicle office.
The numerous friends of John b.
Tlacy will be gratIfieu to learn that he
has united with a large law firm in
Milwaukee, Wis, as trial attorney and
will move at once from Marquette,
Michigan, to the city that was IMAGE
fan Gus" by certain beverage. Mr.
Tracy spent several years here when
boy and young man and is rem embered
by many here with much pleasure and
Kindness. he is brilliant and cap
able young attorney and his frlen"s
here have no doubt that he will make
good IN is new location.
Crane stationery by the quire and
envelopes by the bunch at the Chronicle
office. Nothing made better than
Cranes.
Mrs. J. s. Garrison Is expected home
soon from Roddy where she was called
some days ago by the serious illness of
her brother. Charles Monday. Mr..
Monday was so low with pneumonia
that doctors despalred of his recovery,
but few days ago he was reported 50
far improved that he was expected to
fully recover, barring unexpected COM
pllcatlons.
DR.. f. j. Upham and wife, DR.. e.
w. Mitchell and Miss Ethel Reyes and
Andy Horn drove to Knoxville Satur-
day in Dr. Upham's car and arrived
home Sunday night after very pleas
ant trip. DR.. Mitchell remained in
Knoxville.
At the Chronicle office you can get
pen tablets. examination tablets,
fountain pen INK IN five and ten cent
bottles, pocket note books, srenog |
rapher note books, Cranes fine sta |
tlonery IN two-quire boxes and other
stationery such 40 yea do net find else=(
where in this county.
Silas Matthews, of Pomona, who |
went to Hartman recently to be treat
ed for dropsy by DR.. Allen, returned
home Tuesday, and from all present
the cure IS complete. His
many friends are happy over bis recov-
cry, and although he is past his eight.
eth year, 1t IS hoped he will have
many years yet to come on his farm in
which he takes so keen an interest.
Fred Hubbard arrived from Detroit,
Michigan, last week and will pass the
summer here. Mrs. Hubbard has been
lere for few weeks and they have
aiken cottage near the residence of
], M. Martin. Mr.. Hubbard's STEP
mother and his two sisters are expect
ID here in short time to pass the
ummer, pro ided they are able to Sc
ure satisfactory Accommodations. Mr.. 6
hubbard has an extensive orange grove
n Florida and passes his winters there
boxing after that property. He in
orms us that most of the young orange
rees were so badly damaged by treez-
ng the past winter that the crop Will
e very light the coming season. +
Fred Handy was up from Erasmus ;
asst week. Mr.. HANDY is one of the
armers of this county who is deeply
with the Importance of
rlmson clover for the Improvement of
his soil. He and father.have ten acres :
oW that Is looking well and they are
taking plans to seed svereal acres this
easnn.
Plenty of Time Books at the Chron- :,
lie office: two weeks size and month -
=, only 1Oc. Stenographers note a
ooks also.
For Sale-A No. four-yaer.old bay A
orse; rairly good saddler. If you
ant to buy, see me. Noah Taylor,
reston, Tenn. J.
Fight potato bugs with sprayer, 1t
avs. e
j. Il. Booth, who was for several
ears agent for the 7. e. here, but for -.
few years past has been engaged IN 4
,e jewelry business at Fountain Inn,
C., has closed out his jewelry bust
ess and again entered railroad work
II the Southern. near Spartanburg,
C.
Prof. A. e. Gull and wife. OF Ithaca,
Y :, arrived in town Friday. They G.