The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-12-21

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happen to find an x lying around
take it to the Judge and he will Sc,
EN- up.
There has been much Of feastinf
on rabbits while the snow was on
the ground land properly cooked
rabbit meat is good enough for ar
epicure.
There are reports Of considerable
coal and wood stealing in town
Lock up your fuel-unless you are
willing to divide in that way with
the needy.
County Court Clerk J. W. Page
left Sunday night for Camp Gordon,
near Atlanta, Ga, to look after his
nephew, Cecil James, who has been
reported sick.
Hon. A. S. Montgomery, of Sar-
dis, was here Tuesday on his way
home from Nashville. He reported
Governor Rye quite sick when he
left the capitol.
Register John L. Sullivan was
kept out of his office a solid week,
ending last Fiday, by illness, during
which time the office was run by
his son Guilford.
Just a few bigger hearted men
can yet give $500 each and make
up the deficit in the THOUSAND
DOLLARS the Y. M. C. A. asked
this county to raise.
Eggs have continued to shoot up
ward in prices-but in spite Of that
our wealthiest residents will be
able to purchase few dozens to be
used in Christmas baking.
Mrs. H. F. Martin and little
Bruce left Monday to
spend the Christmas holidays with
father L. P. Holmes. DR.. Martin
will join them at the end of this
week.
Sam Small, journalist, lecturer
and humorist will hold you SPELL
bound Friday night, at the College
Hall, if you hear his free lecture on
Uncle Sans Water Wagon" Don't
miss it.
Sam Small is a wonder" the
general public says of the man who
IS to lecture Friday night in the
College Hall on Uncle Sans Water
Wagon" He is as funny as the
late Sam Jones.
This Office is sending out Christ
mas statements on subscriptions
this week. If youget one, do the
honorable and generous thing by
thus help give the
prlINars their Christmas.
Rev, ksD. 7, Roberts, Of Treze-
want, hasbaan adrcintAf nv Rishns>
Murrah and Presiding Elder j. M
Pickens, to succeed Rev., Fred H.
Peoples as pastor Of Lexington sta
ton, M. E. Church, South.
NOTICE. am agent for a first
class Florist and anxious to furnish
you with your Christmas Flowers.
All orders guaranteed to be receiv-
ed in good condition. Cheapest
prices.
Mrs. JOHN F. LOGAN.
The Square Deal Man." in which
the daring Vim. S. Hart is the lead
ing man, at the Princess Theatre
Saturday night See this picture as
Vim. S. Hart is one of the best &C.
tors that we have presented you.
NOTICE--This is the week that
many Of the best and truest Ameri.
cans, men and women, will join the
Red Cross. Don't let the week 60
by without giving or sending your
name and one dollar to Mrs. N. r.
BARHAM, Lexington, Tenn.
NOTICE--We have bought the
Lexington Pressing Club and will
appreciate the continued patronage
that has always been so literally
given. All work guaranteed to be
satisfactory. WORTH Powers,
WHIT McADAMs.
The Office of Clerk & Master w.
V. Barry is being used by the gen.
tlemen who are filling out the ques-
tionaires for the registered men, un-
der the direction and assistance OF
Judge Barham and the legal board,
Messrs. 7. A. Lancaster, John F.
Hall and E. W. Essary.
viii Howard Jones returned Mon
day from his trip to Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo-, where he went for the
of examination in the Avia-
ton Corps of the U. S. Army, after
having passed at, Jackson. He re-