Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-10-17

Cashier Will Guthrie had one of hi
"slats" broken and is seriously conslc
erIng bringing legal action agalns
Messrs Rose and Haley for attempte
murder. DR.. Reed was called and at
ter he had attended to the injury Mr.
Guthrie felt better, but he expects t
take his breath in broken doses" TO
some Gays yet.
j. Lee Qualls & Son have IN a car o
stoves bought the first of the year
They can save you money on stoves.
Prof. John l.. Rose and W. l.. Gnth
RE motoreo to Chattanooga Friday ant
returned Sunday.
Dixie Monogram cook stoves ant
ranges, sold on guarantee, can save
you money on stove and range, Bill
brey & Phillips Hardware Company.
J. A. Monroe, wife and daughters
motored over from Hartman Sunday
and were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Elmore. They all returned the
same day, except Miss Stella, who will
remain to pass the week with the Ell
mores and other friends.
Mrs. A. S. Ross and son, Master En-
gene, were weekend visitors with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Gilmore.
They. returned to their home in Nash
VILE Monday.
If your watch or piece of jewery
needs repairing bring it to the Chron-
icle office and we will send it away ana
have it set right. You can pay for 1t
when returned.
Stove wood, 16 inches long, deliver.
ed at $l.50 d cord. Jonas Snodgrass.
Man past 30 with horse and buggy to
sell Stock Condition Powder in Cum
berland County. Salary $50 per month.
Address 9 Industrial Bldg, Indlanap-
oils, Ind.
Ex-Chief Justice D. l.. Snodgrass,
of the state Supreme Court. died at
his home IN Chattanooga Wednesday as
the result OF stroke of paralysis.
Judge Z. E. Snodgrass and wife were
at his bedside before death came.
For drilling wells see or write J. H.
Graham, Pomona, Tenn. 6-6-tf.
Jaws Wheeler was brought home
from Nashville last week afflicted with
what the doctors pronounce blood
clot on the brain. He is in critical
condition with no hope tor his final re-
covery. He had been IN Florida for
over year working as painter and
paper hanger and was quite sklllful at
his trade.
Fencing wire don't wait till spring
to do your fenclng, as It will cost you
more. We have good stock now.
Bilbrey & Phillips Hardware Company.
E. N. fiscus and family lett Monday
for KiIrkman, Iowa. to make their fu-
ture home. They have many friends
here who deeply regret to lose so ex-
celIent family. They are splendid
people and many here will join with
the Chronicle in wishing them happy |
and prosperous home IN the splendid
state of Iowa.
Cook stoves, ranges, box stoves and
heaters; we have car load and can
furnish you for less than today cost.
3llbrey q Phillips Hardware Company.
The Home Betterment Club meets in
he Library room Thursday afternoon.
. Mrs. M. B. Lyons, of Gary, Ind, ar
lived Sunday morning to be the guest
# Miss Wlnifred Loshbough for sever
j weeks.
Roy Loshbough, who has been IN
lIchlgan the past six months, arrived
ome last week.
In the World Championship base ball
cntesu, the Chicago White Socks won
onday over the New ork Giants, by
aking the fourth game In the series of
even. The Giants WOO two games.
The M. E. church conference IS in
esslon at Morristown this week.
,ev W. G. Martin LETT Monday to at
end. The assignment of preachers to
heir different charges will not be ,,
lade before the last of the week, ,
ence it will not be known for few !
avs If Rev. Martin will be returned
0 this charge or sent to another field.
IS he has been here two years he may
e changed. Under the rules OF the {
hurch the former time limit of four I
ears Las been removed, which would &
rake 1t very probable that Rev. Mar G
IN will be again assigned to this place. l
Last week Judge Ward Case and
amily and Mrs. o. E. Albertson,
lother of Prof. A. j. Albertson, ar
wed from jamestown. Judge Case y
ent ON to Nashville and other points /
4 his car and returned yesterday on /
IS return home. He was ACCOMPANIED
y Mrs. Albertson, who passed very
leasant week visiting her son.
H. l.. Spencer has purchased the b
aylor meat shop corner from A. j.
IcGuirc and Monday G. A. Taylor ,
loved his meat shop to the old rink
nd Mr.. Spencer is moving his store to
le Taylor corner today.
H. r. Webb was in town the first of
ne week on business and returned to
chattanooga yesterday.
Johns s. Johns was IN from Creston