Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-03-14
A. u. Green was in from Maryland
Monday looking after business.

4 y a.
dozen. o. H. Overdel.
I The Deering implements: disc, sec
ton, and spring tooth harIows, cult
! vators, grain drills, corn drills, linn
spreaders. any kind of tool that 20
need on the farm. Bilbrey 4 Phillip
Hardware Company.
, If you want one of those Collie pup
better come quick for there is only on
left.
Friday, Mch. 23rd, Miss Ethel Keyei
will present Miss Lucille Toilet IN re
cital at High School building. Mis-
Toilet will be assisted by other pupil!
In the music and literary department!
and teacher of expression will give
some attractive readings. The public
is cordially invited
The splendid work that Geo. T. Rem
fro is doing for his company, selling
grape juice, is not without its reward
His recent large sale of over 81 00(
worth to one man has brought him ar
increase of salary of over 500 a year
He IS leading all the statesmen of his
company IN the southern territory,
composed of ten states.
You VIII save 45c by subscribing tol
Home Needlework and the Modern
Priscilla this month. After March 25th
the price of this club Will be 81. 20 In
stead of SIPS. Mary Bishop.
For Sale-One red Pole and one black
I Angus, month old bull calves s.
j. Horn. 3-l4-2t.
Mr, M Torr,, o,~,uo1
Cookeville Saturday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. s. j. Horn. and family.
Mrs. Terry returned home yesterday.
The Modern Priscilla goes up in price
after March I5th. Subscribe now with
Mary Bishop.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Horn arrived from
Monterey Monday to visit for few
days with their sons families, S. J,
and j. I. Horn. Mr.. Horn formerly
lived near Pleasant Hill, but moved to
Monterey lew years ago. While a
resident of this county many of our
people learned to know and admire Mr..
Horn as a splendid citizen and Chris
tan gentleman.
The many friends here of Mrs. e. A,
Taylor, Gainesboro, Will be glad to
learn that she is recovering rapidly
from her illness and hopes soon to be
entirely well.
e. N. Dickerson was here from Day.
ton Monday looking after business.
Miss Cora Campbell and Mr.. Albert
WEIGH, of Creston, were married Sun
day by Esq. u. s. Rose at hla home
here. The bride Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Campell and Is a bright
and attractive young lady who has
many friends IN Crossvllle and over the
c.unty. The groom is The Sun OF Mr.
and Mrs. Fl. M. WEIGH, Creston. and is
an industrious and respected young
farmer. The bride and groom drove
to Creston imm ediatly after the cere
mony, where wedding dinner awaited |
them. Their numerous TRENDS Will |
wish for them long and happy we'd
ded life.
calf was born with two heads near
Sequachee few days ago. In spite of
all efforts to keep 1T alive 1t died.
The owners expect to have the hide
stuffed as curiosity.
Rev. j. H. Snow, of Dallas, Texas,
arrived Sunday night for brief visit
with his neice, Miss Elizabeth Snow,
eacher in the city school, Rev. Snow
reached IN the Baptist church Monday
hight. Rev. Snow is connected with a
arge sanitarlum at Dallas. He left J
or his home yesterday afternoon.
On behalf of Amanda Chapter No. Z, t
}. K. S., we desire to express orr S
.ratitude and appreciation to the M lni '
ers of the Orchestra, and to other
rlends who so ably assisted in The
silent System" and The New Cru
ace, at the Mecca Theatre, on the
lght OF the 9th instant. COMMITTEES. 1
Splendid assortment of Place Cards !,
nu Tally CARDS.; also Five hundred .
core pads. at the Chronicle office,
Last week A. +. DeVaney, Spring
Ity, sustained stroke OF paralysis 4
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Viroen Cline were
ammoned from Crab Orchard. Recent
sports from Mr.. Delaney state that A
e is no worse and he is expected to
ally. Mr.. DeVaney lived IN Crovssllle
IF several years and he has numerous
riends here who will deeply regret to
ear of his beng thus afflicted.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. e. Walton left yes
,rC ay for few days in Chattanooga,
tier which they will return here be-
IRE leaving for their home in Bay
lty, Mich.
Miss Mary Loshbough left last week
18th her uncle, Harry Rentfrow, who
as returning from stay of some
me in Florida. Mr.. Renttrow visited
ere about week before leaving tor
s home, st. Joseph, Michigan. Miss
oshbough expects to be gone some =
Onths
For Sale-Two lots, including res
urant and barber shop buildings. A. 4
layne. 3-l4-2t.
We learn by the BledsonIan that N.
Ferguson has recently opened coal
Inc near Pikeville and with the usual
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