Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-09-26

Tor trustee, subject TO the action o.
the Republican party in its ORGANIZED
capacity, either in primary election OIL
such other way as the party may de
eide upon to select candidates IN the
coming election.
Plenty of small single entry ledgers
at the Chronicle office; 100 pages only
35 cents.
E. M. McCartt is on deal Tor 1875
acres of land five miles. south of town
and will convert 1T into sheep ranch.
if the deal is closed. He also expects
to engage extensively in raising hogs
IN the woods.
| Fred Robin, manager of the Chica-
go-Tennessee Coal and Coke Company,
was IN town on business Monday.
Miss Grace Lalnhart, of Pomona,
spent the weekend with friends here.
At the Chronicle office you can get
pen tablets. examination tablets,
fountain pen ink IN five and ten cent
bottles, pocket note books, stenog-
rapher's note books, Cranes fine sta
tIonery IN two-Quire boxes and other
stationery such as you do not find else
where In TINS county.
D. M. Wheeler was over from Crab
Orchard Monday. Mr.. Wheeler does a
and is one of the most energetic BUSH
ness men of this section. He has the
happy faculty of winning and holding
the confidence and friendship of all
with whom he has business dealings.
No man in tho county ia held ia higher
esteem by those who know him best
than is Dan Wheeler, as his friends
call him.
Rev. K. E. Newton, who has been
serving the Congregatio aal chruch here
for few months, lett last week to
attend the Congregational State Con-
ference and from there he Will 20 to
Atlanta, Ga. He may be returned
here for season, but as both he and
the church authorities are anxious that
he complete his education, he will most
likely continue his work in Atlanta
Theological Institute. While here
Rev. Newton won many friends who
will wish for him pleasant and profit
able sojourn wherever he may be To-
Gated.
Contrary to expectations ]. E. Tay-
lor did not get off to Florida last week.
He left yesterday morning for Key
West, Florida, where he will do car.
penter work on government canton |
ment now building. Before leaving he |
closed deal for 1876 acres of land |
known as the Bentley place, one mile |
east OF town. He expects to return in |
the spring and begin development of
his farm.
Will Driver and wife arrived from
Saturday for visit with
relatives In the south part of the coun.
ty. They have been making their
home in Chattanooga for some years. |
Mrs. Volner Handy has returned
from Nashville, where she had been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Phil
lips, the past few days.
Miss Rose Burnett has been in Knox
Vile visiting her brother, Casteau Bur-
nett. who Is attending business college
there.
I. H. Brown, who has been travelling
salesman for several years with the
Jellico Grocery Company, Hartman,
was in town Monday on his last trip.
He has been travelling this plateau. sec.
ton for over ten years and has decided
TO retire from that line of work and
Engage in some line that will not take
him from his home at Sunbright 10
much. He 10 capable salesman and q
splendid citizen. He was born and
raised in this county and has many
friends here.
Fencing wire-don't wait till spring
to do your fencing, a. 1t will cost you
more. We have good stock now.
BiIbrey & Phillips Hardware Company.
Miss Carolyn Kubin, who has been
here the past summer the guest of
Mrs. J. B. johnson, returned to her
home in Chicago FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Beck attended
he State Fair IN Nashville last week.
Captain land Mrs. N. J. Burelbach,
II Chattanooga. were guests last week
If Mrs. Burelbach's mother, Mrs.
Susie W. dunbar.
Cook stoves. ranges. box stoves and
,eaters; We have q car load and can
furnish you for less than today's cost.
Bilbrey 4 Phillips Hardware Company.
Dixie Monogram cook stoves and
.anges, sold on . guarantee, can save
vou money On . stove and range, Bill
'roy 4 Phillips Hardware Company. III