Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-03-21

See Mrs. Garner, at Cooper's, mex
week, for your Easter hat. 1t.
Miss AntoInette Jackson went tC
Monterey yesterday to attend the wed
ding of friend, which occurs today.
Miss Cora Lee Reyes 10 recovering
from a severe attack of tonsilltls.
See the millinery display at Cooper S
store next week. 1t.
4. N. k'iscus is now recovering from
a severe bilious attack that kept him
confined to the house for about a week.
For Sale-One red Pole and one black
Angus. six-month.old bull calves. s.
J. Horn. 3-14-2t.
A telegram was received here Satur-
day from Aver & Lord Tie Company.
Chicago, directing that no railroad ties
be loaded until the threatened strike
of the trainmeA was settled. Lltton
Thurman left Saturday Tor Caoosta to
load ties tor this company and as his
men did not follow him on account of
the telegram, he Will likely load no
ties for few dys.
The Deering implements: disc, Sec
vators, gram drills, corn drills, lime
need on the farm. BIlbrey d Phillips
Hardware Company.
Mrs. J. K. Cooper and little daugh-
ter went to Monterey Friday for a
short visit with friends. She returned
Saturday.
Mrs. E. e. Hughes went to Nashville
Monday morning for few days.
Little Miss Marjorie Weaver, of
Glasgow, KY, arrived Saturday to
spend several weeks, with her aunt,
Mrs. Geo. E. Taylor. Mrs. Weaver
and daughter Gladys VIII arrive later
for visit with relatives and friends. |
For Sale-Two lots, including res |
taurant and barber shop buildings. A. |
E. Payne. 3-14-2t.
Mrs. l.. j. Garner, a lady with over
ID years experience IN millinery, Will |
be located in Coopers' store after Mch.
rs. The public is invited to inspect
her stock before buying. 1t.
Dave Lansden, the little boy that
once palyed around when his father,
of Tennessee, lived in Crossville, has
been in Mexico for some years. For
some time he was soldier with Car.
rama. OF late, he put his resources
into an oil we'll and struck a good flow
of oil which lasted for 4S hours and
then turned to salt water. The young
fashion: II was rich for 48 hours and
hnr I'm CoI fnr |
your beloved son. The young man
went to work at once at good wages
and will soon live over his disappoint
nent. we hope; but of course, he will
never forget the occurrence. His
disappointment. II
Lost-Brown leather pocket book
March 9Th. Pocket for Identification
lard torn off. Lost in business part of
;rossvllle. Had $500 IN bills IN it.
Reward If returned to Chronicle office.
Capt. VIM. E. W. MacKlnley, of the
l Cavalry, Fort Oglethorpe, was IN !
Webb. Captain Macklnley was down
With Mexico. He was on his return
VII SuiCuSOp "hClC HC uou UScD WIS., |
ting his father and other relatives.
j. L. Qualls was lucky to get the
gency for the John Deere line OF I'M
lemenst, which are so well known to
ur farmers. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. f. &. Walton returned
unday from, few days sightseeing
'ip to Chattanooga On their return
icy stopped at Wa4densla and were
he guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Mel
in from Friday to Sunday. They Will
robably leave for their home at Bay
ity Michigan, Sunday.
If your watch mr. piece of jewelry
eeds repairing bring it to the Chron-
lie office and we Will send it away ana
I've it set right. You can pay for 1t
hen returned.
In 1916 | entered the hardware bust
.ss in time to buy my implements at
d prices. Some are on display now
I'd the rest will be soon. John Deere
e IS latest, improved, simple and
'ery plsce guaranteed. My custom
8 must be satisfied. Yours to serve,
l.. Qualls. 1t
GASOLINE ENGINE FOR SALE.