Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-11-21

| y. W. POTTER returned ouuuay 1EoA
q business trip to Nashville.
Mrs. Geo. E. Taylor left Monday TO
several days visit in Hartman.
All who wish to help the Red Cros
work. are requested to meet at thu
home of Mrs. Lelah DeGolia Thursda!
, afternoon at z O'Clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Hull. Sun
, bright, arrived Friday as the guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Brown. They re
turned home Monday.
If you want score cards and pencils
paper napkins, nice writing paper GU
} to special size come to the Chronicle
office for them.
g. A. Taylor left Monday for Idaho
with the purpose of locating there per-
manently in business. in case he decides
the climate is likely to prove beneficial
to the health of his wife. Mr.. Taylor
is q capable business man, having been
engaged IN the general merchandise
business and the conduct of meat
market also at different times. they
have numerous trends here who will
regret to see them leave to make their
home permanently in the west.
DR.. w. B. Prater, Veterinary sur
geon, of lockwood, will be IN Cross.
vile the last Saturday in each month,
and will be prepared to render all
kinds of veterinary service. 1O-3l At.
E. G. Handy, one OF our most skill
full farmers, was up from Erasmus Sat
urday. Mr.. Handy Is a crimson clover
enthusiast and now has Is acres IN the
crop that is looking very good. Mr..
Handy had quite quantity of crimson
clover seed this year that he found
ready sale for by inserting notice in
the Chronicle.
The many friends of Miss Dorothy
Dayton will be glad to learn that she
IS IS expected home from Nashville
Friday.
K. B. Huff and family left Sunday
for Carrolton, Ca, where they will
make their future home. They came
here from Georgia about year ago
and lived on the y. 7. Payne farm this
summer. During their short stay here
our people learned to admire and re-
spect them and it IS with much regret
that SO excellent a family is lost to our
community. They leave many friends
here who will wish for them a happy
and pleasant home wherever they may
locate.
G. F. STAFFORD was up from Burke
Saturday.
For short time there hss been no
night operator here and the night mails |
were deposited in locked box at the |
depot instead of being handled by the !
agent as in the past. A petition was |
being Saturday asking the |
to reinsrate the night man to |
the end that the travelling public may |
be better served than is the case now.
With no night agent much inconven-
fence is experienced by persons having !
baggage aside from other ways. 1t re- +
suits IN much injury to the business of
the town and q strong effort IS beng
made to have the present untavorable
conditions remedied by having the
night operator put back.
Cranes stationery BY the quire and
,fiice. Nothing made better than
Crane's.
DR.. F. J. Upham had his Maxwell
.ar quite seriously damaged Saturday J
~ catching on fire. Mrs. Upham had
|riven to the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
George E. Taylor and while standing {
here it seems the pipe connecting the :
.asoline tank with the engine broke
md the gasoline became ignited. The
lanes damaged the machine to tie ex-
ent Of about 500 Mrs. Upham sus- r
aimed burn on the arm and a badly y
prained ankle. f
Miss Winifred Loshbough left for '
;ary, Ind, Friday, where she will 3
pend the winter. She was accompan- I
ed by her friend. Mrs. E. B. Lyons, l
Tho has been her guest for the past $
tx weeks.
Herman Hendly. candidate for cir n
uit court clerk, as in from Peavlne n
aturday and Sunday. He is much en-
outraged at his prospects for the NOM
nation.
PAINT am county agent for the
Paint Company, Cleveland, u
tho, and can furnish you paints and a
lis at a very low price and on long r
me. A. Z. Thompson. 1l-2l-tf. n
The party consisting of DR.. v. l..
ewls and family, Mrs. b. Johnson, =
lrs. +. A. Bacher and son Fred, Miss ,
race Lalnhart, and Snow Watson,
'ho motored to Florida few weeks
go, returned last week and report a :,
lost excellent time.
Mrs. Josephine Pearson and Mrs.
va. e. Bishop returned Sunday from
visit OF a fortnight with friends in =
knoxville and other points.
Every republican county committee
ian should be sure to come to Cross
! lie Saturday TO attend the meeting q
allied to determine the time ana man.
er OF selecting candidates for the sew e
raI county Offices in the election next -
ear.
Plenty of Time Books at the Chron-
IL office: two weeks size and month u