Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-30
The men who lead are the mon who read.


Theodore Hedgecoth was over from
Pleasant Hill Saturday.
Cradle rtll service at the Christian
church Sunday, June 3. Everybody
come and be sure to bring the babies.
Plenty of Time Books at the Chron-
icle office: two weeks size and month
ly, only Zoe. Stenographer3' note
books also.
For Sale-Patent refrigerator,
butcher blocks, saws and knives also
one pair computing scales. Will sell
cheap. w. j. Andrews, C1ossvllle
5-30-4t.
Charley Hall, son OF Harry Hall, who
was section foreman here for the L. T..
several years ago, but now lives in
| Knoxville and is section foreman tor
the Southern, has enlisted IN the navy
from Alabama. The young man was
working for the Southern railway and
has been assured of his job again after
the war.
If your watch or piece of jewelry
needs repairing bring it to the Chron-
icle office and we Will send it away ana
have it set right. You can pay for 1t
when returned.
Miss Martha Melvin and brother,
John Melvin, of Waldensia, were week.
end guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy EImore.
Mrs. Frank Potter returned Saturday
from ten Gays visit with relatives
near Monterey.
Spray your potatoes with arsenate of
lead to Kill the bugs. 1t Is better than
paris green.
Chas. Clark arrived from Nebraska
Friday with a car of live stock and
household goods. at the present he
and wife are the guests OF MI. ana
Mrs. .. II. OverdeIl. Mr.. Clark is
looking for an Improved tract OF lane I
tina VIII render 1t possible tor him to .
grow crop this year.
Cranes stationery BY the quire and |
envelopes by the bunch at the Chronicle
office. Nothing made better than
Cranes.
Miss Woodlie Sehon, of Monterey,
was the guest of Mrs. VOiner Handy
Sunday.
This year when food promises to he |
IN such great demand. it is a Use pol.
icy to spray for blight on your pota-
toes, cucumbers and tomatoes. Use |
Bordeaux mixture and a, good spray |
pump like the "Kant.KIog" advertised |
In these columns. You can make the |
Bordeaux mixture by using six pounds
of bluestone and six pounds of unslack- |
ed lime. You can whItewash your
buildings and n0n rOosts with this |
ND IN ms nj nj fhInnc n
it that makes it very cheap at the |
price OF S.. So See ad. on local page.
For Sale--One Store Coffee mill.
VIII sell cheap. Also one large bell |
suitable for farm or church house. I
Apply at Chronicle office.
|. S. Hyder, of Vandever. met with
a very serious loss Saturday when both
He had purchased one of the cows only
short time ago and was depending on
them, largely, to feed his family while
town asking aid for MIR. Hyder to buy
lars and with the amount received for
will be able to buy one COW. He is a
falls very heavily on him.
Splendid assortment of Place Cards
and Tally Cards; also Five Hundred
score pads. at the Chronicle office.
Mrs. E. B. Berry, of Monterey, was
the week END guest of Mrs. Volner
Handy.
Fight potato bugs with sprayer, 1t
pays.
Misses Bessie Potter and Eua Bishop
gave an informal dance in the Potter
Hall Saturday evening IN honor of MISS
Carrie Cubin, OF Chicago, the guest Of
Mrs. J. b. Johnson. A bout thirty
Young people were present and a de-
lghttul evening spent by all.
Ii you want score cards and pencils,
paper napkins, nice writing paper cut
% special size come to the Chronicle
)tice for them.
Plenty of small single entry Iedgers
1t the Chronicle office; 1870 pagesonly
IS cents.
Fred Burnett, who has been attend
ng school at Greenfield. Tenn, the
past year, arrived home last week.
ernest Burnett, who has been teaching
n Greenfield framing School the past
'ear, arrived home yesterday.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Chris
ian Church Will meet with Mrs. A. j.
dcCuire this afternoon ami next week
With Mrs. Cakes.
Mike Hale has slightly changed his
'lans relative to his feed store. He
,ill use brick He has let the contract
o j. o. Buck, Creston. Mr.. Buck is a
ompetent builder and contractor of
everal years experience. He expects
0 have the material ON the ground =
eady tor work in about ten days.