The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-08-03

UuT OH lIleuu y. l. urtF has ldtc'
ly been indisposed, but says he is
back in the ring and has the finest
corn crop he ever made.
C. ", a son of Frank McClanna-
han, Of Shady Hill, went to Nash
vile last week and stood a splendid
examination for the Navy. ...-----,
You cant afford to miss the
great Thomas Ince production, The
Female Of the Species" in 5 reels,
at the Princess Friday night.
DR.. w. F. Huntsman and family
left last Sunday for Scottsville, KY,
to visit the doctors father, Mr..
Daniel Huntsman, and family.
/ Mrs. Ed Deloach will return Sum
day from a trip Of more than week
on the Ohio and Tennessee rivers
with party made up in Paducah.
| Threadgill Bros. are shipping to
Huron this week a carload Of
dressed lumber, doors, windows,
etc, for the erection Of W. G. Walk
ker's residence.
Mrs. Herman Lee Conyers came
ouer from Alamo last Friday and
was followed Sunday by her hus-
band Both returned to Alamo
Sunday evening.
Walter and Lanse Hill, sons Of
Bake Hill, one Of the cleverest Of
farmers near Lexington. have been
to Jackson to try for the Army.
Lanse was accepted.
Mrs. N. J. Sneed, who is here
with her son. Emmett, has expert
enced some improvement in her
eyes, which are being treated by
DR.. Savage Of Nashville.
F. A. Brown has been to Mem
phis this week to look after supply
ing his trade with additional FoF
cars. He returned through III
country in a new Ford.
Crimson Clover Seed for Sale in
husk at Zoe pound. We count 100
pounds to the bu.
A. l. DENIsoN,
II Chesterfield, Tenn
Messrs. Ed Marker, Of Memphis,
and Floyd Warmath, Of Martin,
young blades were here from:laze
Saturday till Monday Oh account
| Of local and visiting attractions. !
STRAYED ~ From my place,
near Hinson Springs. one heifer,
red and white, about ~ years old.
Will appreciate information Of
whereabouts. 7. S. PRIDDY.
Rev. B. S. McLemore of Mem.
phis closed a successful meeting at
Ebenezer last Sunday night. He
commenced a meeting at Scots
Hill Methodist church Wednesday
night.
Tom Baker Greene, who has been
a part Of The Progress force but is
now a member of Battery D., under
Capt. Leon Carraway, Of Big Sandy,
located at Paris, spent Sunday in
Lexington.
Engineer and Mrs. B. F. Busch.
accompanied by their little daueh-
ter, Forrest, left last week on a fif-
teen-days trip to Denver, COL, and
Fl Worth, Texas, having a sister
living in each Of the cities.
Mrs. J. C. Moore and two children
took their departure in the last
weekend for Sunidad, Colorado,
where Mr.. Moore has located. Mrs.
Moore has many friends in Lexine-
ton who regret her departure
A party composed Of Messrs
Van Watson, Murray Arnold, Jim
Scott, C. v. Sims and Ed Mullins
left Wednesday morning on an auto
trip to Corinth, Shiloh, Gibson
Wells, Savannah and jackson.
Joe Azbill left Lexington last
week and is now in Little Rock.
Ark, doing carpenter work for the
Government. Joe is an excellent
workman and will make good
money to send back to his family.
Misses Kathleen Philpot and
Alleen Smith, attractive young
ladies Of Martin, arrived here last
Thursday to visit their former
schoolmate, Miss Willie Blount, in
the home Of her mother, Mrs. J. W.
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Mrs. Thomas W. Steeall returned