Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-10-03

County court will convene in quart
erly session next Monday.
Roy c. Bishop was a weekend vlsltol
at the Brookhart home, Peavlne.
Miss Vivian Dunbar, who is teaching
school at Westel. spent last week witt
homefolks here.
If you wait pencils, fountain pens
pen points, ink wells. library paste
or paper fasteners come to the enron
icle Office for them.
Miss Claudia Hyder went to Chatta
nooga last week to work in the South
ern Express office.
Mr.. Rysta, of Genesis, was IN town
Saturday. He was looking for some
young cattle that he could buy, but ne
said they were very scarce. Cattle OF
all kinds that can be bought are scarce
in this section.
]. A. Hale was in from Llnaria Sat
urday. He reports heavy mast In
that section and the outlook for many
fat hogs in the woods this year excel
lent.
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.
Fate Hardin and family moved to
Daysville Monday. MIR. Hardin will
work on the farm for E. =. Melvin the
coming year.
Percy Beafle brought to this office a
soy bean vine that had grown eight
feet long. He did not have any acre
age of that SIZE but it shows what they
will do when all conditions are right.
In this issue appears an advertise
ment of our new serial: Contra
band,' that will comm ence in few
weeks. 1t Will be full of interest and
will prove d very facinating story from
the first chapter to the end
|. l.. Burgess, one of the most
thrifty farmers of the Biglick neigh
borhood, was in town Saturday. Mr..
Burgess is strong believer in lining
land and expects to burn kiln of lime
this winter for that purpose.
Miss Bessie Potter was the week END
guest of Miss Violet Haley in Monter-
ey.
Circuit court convened Monday
morning but Judge Snodgrass adjourn
ed court until Monday, October 70, In
order to give the farmers a better
chance to harvest their crops. The &C.
ton OF Judge Snodgrass met with the
hearty approval of the f;ymers and
people generally.
Chas. Julian and Luther Patton
traded hone places Monday. MIR. Pat
tol gets the neat residence owned here |
IN town by Mr.. Julian and Mr.. Julian |
gets small but comfortable resi-
dence and farm of i5 acres two miles |
south of town. They will move to
their respective new homes in a few
weeks. Mr.. Julian has been travelling !,
salesman for Daniel Bricsoe Brothers,
Knoxville, for several years and has
oeen seeking to locate on a small farm
for several months.
All who wish to help the Red Cross
work, are requested to meet at the
home of Mrs. Lelah DeGolia Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. !
Capt. }. W. Lowe arrived from Mon
Grey Monday for visit OF some weeks
With friends in the old third district.
Fl. H. Glover was in from Creston
donuay.
In this issue appears the announce ,
nent of Herman Hendley as a candi-
ate for circuit court clerk to succeed
hos. F. Brown, who is now a candl-
ate Tor Trustee. MIR. HendIey IS a
Dung man OF energy and no mean
b,llty. He is a graduate of Cumber- I
and County High School and asplres e
o become lawyer at no distant date. t
inc OF the strongest reasons he has j
or seeking the office is that it will +
Hord him an opportunity to read law
nd thus enable him to graduate from
ONE law school with less cost than 7
'ould otherwise become necessary.
lie Is young man who deservedly
lands we'll with those who know him
nd of the hard struggle he has made :
D obtain such an education as would !.
nable him to safely aspire to- official !;
osltlon and prominence. While he is .
OF widely known over the county we :
an cheerfuly commend him to the :
God people of the county as a young
ian capable for the place he seeks and
orthy of their support. n
In this issue appears the announce
'ent OF j. F. Brown as candidate for =
ircuit Court Clerk. Mr.. Brown has =
lade a race or two previous to this :,
nd while he did not quite reach the :,
pal his support was always strong and
le vote he got a very creditable one.
e is amply competent to dicharge the
lties of the office and being so we'll |,
nown over the county enters the race
it'll fattering prospects. That he v
Ill make strong race there is no d
'rbt and his strongest supporters
aim him winner from the start. .,
r. Brown has more ability to present y
s claims to the voters in clear and Z
nvincing light than has the writer :, :,
Id since he will canvass the county,
e leave the presentation of his case