Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-09
The men who lead are the men who read.

Wanted. good country butter, at the
Farmers Meat Market.
The Art Circle Will meet with MIS-.
Andy ElmOTe TINS week.
! If you are growing potatoes it will
! pay big to spray them this year, es-
peclaIly. Come to the Chronicle tftlce
and YOU can get information about as
good a spray u'achine as is made. Or
DER it yourself if you wisr, or we Will
order it for you.
A very tempting display OF pies and
cakes may be seen almost any day IN
the WINDOW of the I. M. Rector res
tautant. The character OF Ii calls and
luncht served is fully IN keeping with
the toothsome display shown IN the
WINDOW ana as result he enjoys
good business.
In this issue appears the game law
pas SEQ by the last legislature. Better
reau it so that you will not unlnten-
uunally Wolfe II and become liable to
fine.
If your watch or piece OF Jewelry
needs repairing bring 1t to the Chron-
lcle Uffice ara we Will send 1t away ana
uave it set night. You can pay for 1t
when returned.
Davidson Southland left Sunday for
Fort Oglethorpe to enlist IN the regu-
lar army.
VIM. Hembree and b. l.. Wheeler are
treating the court house TO fresh coat
f paint.
MISS Grace LaInhart left Monday for
Greenwood to be the guest of Miss
Frances Watels at house party.
For Sale-A good brood mare, eight
years OLD. John Redwrne, Crab Orch
ard. 5 9-2t
Mrs l.. &. Hughes went to Chatta
nooga last week to visit her sister,
Mrs. M. }. Burlbach.
A. A. Green and Hardin Foust. of
Knoxville. were over from Crab Orch
ard yesterday and made pleasant call
at the Chronicle office. Mr.. Foust and
wife are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Green at Crab Orchard. They are both
deaf mutes and as the editor of the
Chr nicle is not able to converse In the
mute sign language. our conversation
with. those pleasant gentlemen was
limited, much to our regret. Mr..
Foust and Mr. Green were schoolmates
IN the state dear and dumb institution
at Knoxville.
Spray your potatoes with arsenate OF
lead to Kill the bugs. 1t is better than
paris green.
Mrs. Edna Headrlck was IN from
ID, rton Yesterday. Mrs. Headrick has
recently returned from Catoosa, where
she was running boarding house, and
IS now on her farm with her two
youngest sons. The boys are pushing |
the farm work WITH MUM energy and !
promise to have good crop when fall |
comes. (
Miss Bessie LyIes, of Sparta, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Otto Dunbar. /
and other frieLds.
The b. K. Club met with the Misses
Borden last week and will meet with
Miss Ida Wray Bell this week.
Miss killah Smith arrived fiom
Knoxville yesterday afternoon to pass
a few days the guest of A. l.. Garrison
and family.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
Ian church will meet with Mrs. +. N,
FIscus today.
Graham Melvin, of WaIdensla, Is in
own on business.
George Carpenter was up from the S
bird district yesterday. {
Mark Godfrey was up from Erasmus !;
yesterday. Mark is very busy man i,
ust now while his father is visiting 8
IN the west. The young :
nan has his fathers store to look afs =
er, must see that the farming goes on ;
nd at the same time keep some teams
usy on hauling job.
The Crossville baseball hoys went to f
Pleasant Hill Friday for match i
.ane. Several cars went from here q
AIDED with Crossvllle rooters. The t
core stood to IN favor of Cross n
lille. n