Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-09-12

lndelible pencils at the Chronicl
Office.
The Art Circle will meet this weeI
with Mrs. J. ". Dorton.
Miss Nell Snodgrass left Sunday TO
GreenvIile, s. e., where she will teacl
IN Greenville Woman's College tn,
coming year.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tian church will meet with Mrs. J. w
Dorton next Wednesday afternoon.
For Rent-Seven-ro house OIL
Prospect Hill. Inquire of U. S. Rose
Cashier J. S. Reed and wife were il
Hartman one day last week, making
the trip in their Buick car.
Miss Esla Bishop was the guest O.
Hartman friends from Thursday tt
Saturday of last week.
S. W. Rose and wife arrived Satur
day from Maryville to make their home
in Crossville. Mr.. Rose has recently
bought the ball ground tract of AZ
acres and will build on 1t and develop
farm. Mr.. Rose is securing lumber
to commence the work and plans to get
into his new home by cold weather. i.
Miss Matte Lou Stacey, of Sparta,
is the guest of Mrs. A. l.. Garrison this
week.
Andrew Vanhoy arrived home a few
days ago from Little Rock, Ark,
where he had been transferred as one
of the $50 regular army men to drill
the recruits at that point. He was
stationed at Salt Lake, Utah, before
being transferred. When his company
arrived at Little Rock arrangements
tor drilling the recruits had not been
perfected and he was allowed a 15-day
layoff. He came home for a brief visit
and will leave Sunday for Little Rock
to take up his duties in training the
recruits.
Esq. j.. H. Henry, of Isoline, was in
town Monday on business.
Mrs. Volner Handy and little daugh-
ter are guests of friends and relatives
in Chattanooga this week.
W. l.. Guthrie and j. l.. Rose motor
ed to Monterey Sunday to spend the
day. On their return they were &C
companied by Miss Violet Haley, who
visited friends here until this morning,
when she returned home.
Mrs. Frank Potter is visiting her Sis
ter near Monterey this week.
FOR SALE One 5-passenger Ford
touring car, nearly new; bargain.
All my Red Corneaux pigeons will go
at rs cents each. | want tomatoes at
80 cents bushel, ii nice, or will can
'or half. j. +. Taylor.
1hos. KerIey was up from Newton
yesterday. He was accompanied by
frank Miller, OF Nine Mile. Mr.. Mil |
er IS a son of ''Uncle" Jim Miller,
Who died eighteen years ago and lived
lear Wlnesap. Uncle Jim was a |
prominent citizen in his day and was |
tightly respected by all who knew him.
Any person subject to the draft can
Ow see their serial and draft number
" looking over the list posted on the
curt house bulletin board. The
chronicle also has full list and 1T can
e seen by any one who chooses.
The Chronicle is in receipt of the
,eddlng announcement of Miss Keilah
NTH to Mr.. William M. Niece, Knox
lille, Monday, September 10. The
ride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
asteau Smith and has many friends
ere who will extend to them most
earty wishes for long and happy
edded life. Il
John K. Cooper has been suffering
18th an attack of tonsilltIs for some
avs, but is able to be out again.
Mrs. A. E. Gilmore was confined to i.
er room with tonsllitls for few days -.
st week, but is able to be out now.
Captain I. f. Peck, commissioner of
yriculture under Ex-Governor Ben W.
copper tor four years, was IN town ;
ondav as the guest of Mayor A. l..
arrison. ,
Rev. N. S. Jackson and family will $
owe to the J. A. Monroe house, on ,
respect Hill next week. Prof H. H.
incent and daughter, Miss Amy, have 7
oms there also.
Owing to trouble with our engine the l
1ronicle is one day late this week.
ont complain; better teeI sorry for [
!. II you ever bad to Wrestle with q
Is engine we are sure we have your
mpathy.
Mrs. A. u. Hubbard and daughters,
isses Beryl and Eileen, who have =
en passing the summer here from I
nm Arbor, Michigan, expect to leave
KIT week to attend the State FAIR at
1shvllle, en- route to their home in
orlda. They have made many {
lends here who will be very sorry to .
e them 60. II
q. B. Johnson, of New Orleans, ar t.
,ed this morning to visit his brother, v
B. Johnson, for few days. t.
Mrs. E. 2. Melvin, of Waldensia, y
IS here last week to visit her son, e
aham Melvin, Of Company d, before u
left for G1eenville, S. g.. I.
Miss Gertrude Sander, of Hartman, a
IA the guest of friends here part of n