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

IndelIble pencils at the Chronicle
office.
s. W. Potter was in Alabama last
week on business.
Mayor A. l.. Garrison attended the
State Fair at Nashville last week.
s. ]. Horn has bought and loaded IL
cars % cattle for Kentucky parties this
season.
Plenty of Time Books at the Chron-
icle office: two weeks size and month
ly, only l0c. Stenographers' note
books also.
For drilling wells see or write J. II.
Graham. Pomona, Tenn. 6-6-tf.
Miss Ida Wray Bell left last week
for Pulaski to enter Martin College for
this year.
Miss Gladys Comstock left Monday
morning for Murfreesboro, to attend
the State Normal there the coming
year.
If your watch or piece of jewelry
needs repairing bring it to the Chron-
icle office and we will send it away and
have it set right. You can pay for 1T
when returned.
Friends of Frank S. Chance, who
worked for the county one year as
demonstration agent, will be glad to
know that he has been advanced to the
position of district agent. His head
quarters will be at Cookeville. While
working IN this county he rendered
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much regret that many farmers learn
ed that the county decided to dispense
with his services.
In this issue appears an advertise
ment of our new serial: Contra
band," that will commence in a few
weeks. 1t Will be full OF interest and
will prove very facnating story from
the first chapter to the end.
s. W. Potter has sold his residence
to E. M. McCartt and Mr.. McCartt will
move here from Litton after the fall
crops are gathered. Mr.. Potter has
also sold the property known as the
John Walker cottage to Mark Toilet
and Mr.. Toilet will move here from
Lltton In short time. He has pur-
chased home here so his children can
have the advantages of our splendid
high school. Both of these families
will be warmly welcomed as citizens
Of our town.
If you wait pencils, fountain pens,
pen points, ink wells, library paste,
)r paper fasteners come to the Chron-
Gle Office for them.
Clarence Loshbou2h, who is working
.or the International Harvester Com
)any, Knoxville branch, was home for
he weekend. Mr.. Loshbough has
ust been favored with promotion. -
Mrs. f. A. Bacher, of Chattanooga.
vas the weekend guest Of Mrs. J. b.
Crimson.
The Chicago-T Tennessee Coal and
Joke Company having leased what Is
.nown as the Milestone property, they
re arranging to take up the mile or
more of railroad track that was laid
ONE years ago and 1t will be shipped
o WaldensIa for use by the Chicago
'ennessee Company. s. w. Potter
will probably have the contract of
caring up the rails and loading them
or Shipment.
No business house in town carries
1ore complete stock OF goods in it's
me than the firm of Bllbrey & Phil
ps. A few weeks ago they added ex-
to their store until they now
ave a building extending from one
treet through the block to the other.
hey handle furniture, hardware. i'm
lements and numerous other things
1at go with that class of goods. In
arness alone they have very large
Jock, having on hands now over $500
orth of collars. 1t is hardly likely
lat there is house between Nash
lie and Knoxville that carries fuller
lpply of goods than they.
Clinton Andrews and sister, Mrs.
ary Feasley, of Macon, ILL.,, were In
,wn Monday on their return from
rassy Cove, where they have heen
sitting relatives for two weeks. They
e son and daughter of John F. An
'ews, who died near Lantana over ten
ears ago. Their father was held in
gh esteem by many Crossvllle peo-
e and while these people have been
way so long as to be practically
rangers, they received a hearty well
,me by many old residents of our
wn.
George Carpenter, of Winesap, has
zen IN town the past ten days having
r. V. l.. Lewis treat very severe
lrbuncle OIL his right hand. 1t 10 i'm
owing and he hopes to be able to re
I'm home in few days.