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

T. Mosler, who 10 engaged in the
tie business. was over from Maryland
Monday.
j, M. Tanner, one of the successful
farmers of the Pleasant Hill neighbor-
hood, was In town Monday.
Cary Smith. of Rock God, and John
Melvin, of Waldensia, were Crossvlile
visitors Saturday.
Ben Duncan was in from Creston
Saturday and showed US specimen OF
sorghum molasses he had just made.
he has over l25 gallons and 1t is par
ticularly bright and clear. Mr.. Uun-
can will sow few acres of heat this
fall as an encouragement for some one
to buy thresher.
Dixie Monogram cook stoves and
ranges, sold on guarantee, can save
YOU money on a stove and range, Bill
brey & Phillips Hardware Company.
There will be more sorghum molasses
in this county this year than for long
time. The high price of sugar the past
year has driven many to long sweet
enen" and it is not bad substitute.
Many persons prefer it to sugar.
]. W. EakIns was over from Ozone
Saturday looking for men to work for
the Weaver Coal and Coke Company in
getting ready for coal shipments. He
found men scarce. Mr.. Eakins is an
experienced horticultural and Will
gladly answer any questions he may be
able relative to the planting OF orch.
ards. the best varieties to be used and
the most easy methods OF spraying and
caring for fruit trees. He makes no
charge for his services but does it
merely in the hope of helping the peo-
pie of this section to see and UNDER
stand the possibilities of growing excel
lent apples and other fruits on this
plateau. Write to him about your
troubles in fruit growing or selecting
the best trees for this section.
Fencing wire-don't wait till spring
to do your fencing, as 1t will cost you
more. We have good stock now.
BiIbrey 4 Phillips Hardware Company.
Charles Comstock was in Nashville
on business the first of the week.
The Art Circle will meet with Mrs.
Andy Gilmore this week.
For drilling wells see or write J. H..
Graham, Pomona. Tenn. 6-6-tf.
w. d. Vanhoy and son. Phillip, have
moved to the Mark Dunbar cottage.
DR.. and Mrs. F. J. Upham were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
A. Wash burn, Pomona.
If your watch nr piece of jewelry
needs repairing bring it to the Chron-
icle Office and we viii send it away and
have it set right. You can pay for 1t
when returned.
Associate CD - n atm Dsa.a y.
Coms.ock left yesterday for Chatta-
nouga and vicinity to make official
VISITS to several Eastern Star chapters.
She will likely visit her old home in
Georgia before returning.
The Home Betterment Club will
meet in the county court room Satur-
day at three o,cclok. All ladies of the
town are urged to be present.
Mrs. Ben. H. West is visiting home
folks in Chattanooga this week.
Mrs. e. b. Cope will be unable to go
to Pleasant Hill this week as she had
planned and will 60 to Fentress county
instead. She will be at Pleasant Hill
next week, and has so notified the peo-
pie.
Rev. e. M. Atchely, of Hartman.
will lecture in the Baptist church Fri
day night at 7 80. His subject will be !:
"a School Boys Motto. 1t IS pro-
nounced literary gem of high order
and worthy the attendance of all who
enioy forceful eloQuence.
All who wish to help the Red Cross
work, are requested to meet at the
home of Mrs. Lelah DeGolia Thursday
afternoon at z o'clock.
We are in receipt OF card bearing
poem written by Rev. H. E. Part
ridge, Norwalk, California. The poem
is called sold Glory Several were
received with the request that we turn
them over to the Red Cross ladies here
for sale or such disposition as they
might choose tn make of them.
Taylor Henry was In town Saturday
from Isoline, in company with his
brother, Everett Henry, who IS SOL
der IN the regular army.
Alva Potter arrived home from an
eastern trip few days ago and Is now
at work tearing up the old Milestone
railroad track and loading 1t for ship
ment to Waldensia.
Everett Henry arrived from Chatta-
nooga Saturday on furlough OF five
days to visit home folks at Isoline.
He was in town Saturday and Monday
shaking hands with his numerous
friends. He IS we'll satisfied with
army life and IS getting on fine.
Don't tail to attend the Meeting OF
potato growers in the court house Sat
Iurday at p. In. for the purpose OF or
; ganizing Potoato Growers Assocla'
ton.
Farmers will meet in the court house