Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-10-31

was a rouser. Mrs. DAVIS has shown
that as gardener the folks IN the
Vandever neIghborhood will have to
grow mighty big vegetables to keep up
with her.
Dixie Monogram cook stoves and
ranges, sold on guarantee, can save
you money on stove and range, Bill
brey & Phillips Hardware Company.
Mrs. Geo. E. Taylor and little neice,
Marjorie Weaver. were guests last
week of relatives and friends in Grassy
Cove.
John Turner brought the editor some
turnips last week that were rousers
4 and just as good as they were large.
They found ready market at the edl-
tors home. We are ready to lift our
title" to Mr.. Turner and hope he will
be able to grow Eaters" az large as
the turnips.
Fencing wire-don't wait till spring
to do your fencing, as 1t will cost you
more. We have good stock now.
BiIbrey 4 Phillips Hardware Company.
Several car loads of potatoes have
been shipped from e ossville the past
week. The price paid has been 81. 90
bushel.
DR.. w. B. Prater, Veterinary sur
lgeon, of lockwood, will be IN Cross.
vile the last Saturday in each month,
and will be prepared to render all
kinds OF veterinary service. 1881 4t.
Cook stoves, ranges, box stoves and
heaters; we have car load and can
furnish you for less than today's cost.
Bllbrey 4 Phillips Hardware Company.
Prof. l.. r. Neel. associate editor of
the Southern Agriculturist, Nashville,
was IN town last week. He Is develop
ing farm near Maryland and has come
out to remain and look after the work
in person. His wife will likely come
later. Prof. Neel Ia enthusiastic over
the possibilities of this section and his
enthusiasm was produced by the splen-
did results he has accomplished while
developing his farm. He now has
about 40 acres under cultivation. He
recently purchased some splendid sheep !
some good stock hogs and is preparing
in every way to do before the eyes of
the people just those things that he
advised others to do. Cumberland
county Is very fortunate in having him
locate here for he is sure to prove of
great value to the farmers generally
and those in the Maryland neighborhood
in particular.
If your watch or piece of jewelry
needs repairing bring it to the Chron-
icle office and we viii send it away and
have it set right. You can pay for 1t
when returned.
TAKEN UP -Two.year old brindle,
unmarked steer. Pay for this notice
and learn where 1t is. 10-31.tf.
Jesse Lowe is tar in the front OF pro: :
ducing sorghum this year. From :
plot OF ground ia feet by A feet he
grew enough sorghum cane to make
so gallons. That was at the rate OF s
402 gallons to the acre. Who can beat t
It? a
The Home Betterment Club will Y
meet in the Library room Tuesday, t
Nov. II, when Mrs. K. B. Cope expects L
10 give demonstration on canning I,
meats. Hereafter the Club will meet a
every two weeks on Tuesday after =
noon. Every one invited. Mrs. Andy !.
Gilmore, President. II
The deal for the sale Of the Woodcock a
arm two miles southeast OF town, was
closed last week, W. +. Read, OF North
being the purchaser. The
arm consists of 135 acres with about
10 acres cleared. The family arrived n
Friday and consists of Mr.. Read, wife, q
wo boys and three daughters. Mr.. g,
Read is q very pleasant gentleman and =,
w take HIM to be the kind OF a man ~ :.
Who will make his purchase result IN 8 :,
uccess. -
]. M. Woodcock arrived from Mon T.
ana last week and closed the deal Tor =.
he sale of his farm. He will have u
bout 100 bushels of rent potatoes to az
ell and some other business to dispose II
f before he and wife both can leave. IL
hey left Monday for the west. Mrs. st
oodcock will visit with relatives in II
ansas tor while hut Mr.. WoOdcock IN
,ilI 60 on to Montana, where he IS 49,
,orking for an oil company. -
Plenty of Time Books at the Chron- n
lie office two weeks size and month n
Y, only 10c. Stenographers note -
Ooks also. ~
Word has just been received by E. h,
'. Grissom that his brother. Joe u. q,
rissom, a soldier in the regular army ..
t. Fort Sam Houston. San Antonio. 81
exas, met with very serious acct. 10
ent October Is. The young man was al
noeked down by a moving train and til
is left arm so badly crushed that it BIZ
ad to be amputa ed. The young man ca
,as doing we'll when last heard from.
side from the seriousness Of the in
Try it was great disappointment to
i'm az the company to which he be-
,nged started for France the next day
nd he had been much pleased over the b,
ope of getting to the front. a
Casteau Burnett, who has been IN pl
.nnxville. the past four months, taking 70,
husnesa course. has completed his =