Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-23
The men who lead are the men who read

DIR. V. L. Lewis lett Monday for
CookevIlle to attend the annual meet
inc of the Upper Cumberland Medical
Association, which will be in session
tor three days. DR.. Lewis is president
of the association this year and is also
on for paper.
will be at the Nicholas House Cross
villethIs week and am equipped with IN
struments and appliances for doing any
work that stockmen may desire M. L.
jones, Veterinary surgeon, CookeVllles
If your watch or piece of jewelry
needs repairing bring it to the Chron-
icle office and we Will send it away and
have it set right. You can pay for 1t
when returned.
Spray your potatoes with arsenate OF
| lead to Kill the bugs. 1t Is better than
paris green.
Rufus F. Blalock, former Pleasant
Hill boy, recently met with the mis-
fortune of losing his left eye, while
working repairing cars for railroad
company at Monan, Ind. He was drlv-
ing a nail and 1T broke. one piece
struck him IN the left eye, penetrating
the ball. He was taken to Logansport
and every effort made to save the eye,
but without avail and it was finally
removed. The numerous friends OF the
young man around Pleasant Hill Will
deeply regret the accident that has be-
fallen him.
Attorney j. W. Durton and family
motored to Erasmus Sunday Tor a VISIT
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. b. H. West went to Chatta-
noOga last week tor visit OF a Jew
days with hometoIks, the Harness.
Plenty OF Time Books at the Chrou-
Icle Office: two weeks size and month
ly, only Toe. Stencgrapher7 note
books also.
The home OF MI. and Mrs. j. A. !
Kemmer, Grassy Cove. was made hap
py Saturday by the birth of daugh-
ter. That makes three girls and two
boys that Jim must furnish rations for, |
but he is equal to the task and then |
some.
Crane stationery by the qure and
envelopes by the bunch at the Chronicle |
office. Nothing made better than
Cranes.
Fred H. Washburn was over from
Pomona Monday. He reports people
OF that section making an unusual
effort IN farming.
Attorney &. &. Peek went to Algood
Saturday for visit with homefolks.
Roy jackson is home from Birming-
ham, Ala, for visit OF few days.
Everett Henry, who has been work.
ing with a coal company at Wilder fer
about two years, ha. fcsigned his POSI-
ton and this week enters the sales de-
partment Of the & M. McClung Hard
ware Company, Knoxville. After ia
himself with the business
to some extent he will probably be put
on the road as salesman.
Miss Fay Sandy and brother, Master
Lester Bandy, are visiting relatives
and friends in Crawford this week.
The Ladies AID Society of the Chris
tan church will meet this week with
Mrs. e. l.. Lemert and next week with
Mrs. A. j. Mcclure.
Edgar Snodgrass has received an ap-
pointInnet to West Point and has been
directed to report June IA. 1t will be
remem bered that he went to Atlanta a
few weeks ago to take the examination
for such an appointment. The only
fear his friends had for his appoint I
ment was his weight, as he was slight l
" below the regulation weight Tor a
man of his height. That difficulty &
seems to have been waived and he will I
now soon leave for that great Ameri- !
can military school to take course of '
training covering a period OF four I
years.
N. E. Jackson and family moved last +
week from the Converse house on Pros /
opct Hill to the Black house IN the
lorth end of tCwA.
Alya Potter who has charge OF the 2
,oad work near paysvIle, spent the
week end at houe.
For Sale--One Store Coffee mill.
viii sell cheap. Also one large bell
suitable for tarm or church house. j
AppIy at Chronicle office.
In this issue appears the call for an
aIectiup to be held at Burgess to elect c
wa justices of the peace and one con- '
stable for the new fifth district Gre
a,ed by the last legislature The cleo
ton will be held June 7 and the 3X7 6
ballot will be used. There promises to {
be several Candidates in the field tor
both places. 1t Will be up to the can
1,dates to furnish their own tickets as :
the county has nothing to do with that
feature of the election expense.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Con-
yregatIonal church will meet with
Mrs. Fred Mozart Thursday afternoon.
Splendid assortment of Place Cards
and Tally CARDS; also Five Hundred
score pads. at the Chronicle office.
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