Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-02

office.
: q. W. ShoemaRe arrived from Mon
roe, Overton county, last week to visit
his daughter, Mrs. D. H. Overdell.
He returned home Monday. While
here he bought a COW from Mr.. Over
dell.
y. H. OverdelI killed a large attIe-
snake, that had Is rattles in the woods
a few days ago. Such large rattlers
are unusual here. The rattlesnake Is
not numerous with US by any means.
Master Olin Julian. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Julian, has been very sick
with pneumonia the past week.
Victor Sanders, State Deputy Rev.
enue Collector, was here last week
checking up the county officers touch
ing state revenue. He examined the
books of Chancery Clerk &. q. Black,
Trustee Jas. Smith, Circuit Clerk T.
F. Brown and County Clerk w. ID.
Hedgecoth. He stated that the offices
here are far better kept than most
county Offices of the state; III fact he
finds few counties where the records
are 80 carefully and accurately kept as
here. Mr.. Sanders has % counties in
Middle Tennessee under his care.
Crane stationery BY the Quire and
envelopes by the bunch at the Chronicle
Office. Nothing made better than
Cranes.
Tax Assessor j. E. Patton was in
town Monday. He Is pushing his work
with all possible speed and hopes to
have the assessment of the county
completed within the next three weeks.
S. W. Rose and wife arrived Thurs
day from Cahutta, Ca, and are visit
ing his brother, u. s. Rose and fam
lily. Mr.. Rose formerly lived at Crab
Orchard and mas many friends In this
county. He and wife will likely return
hoIne the last of this week.
Plenty of Time Books at the Chron-
icle office: two weeks size and month
ly, only 10c. Stenographers' note
books also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stedman and |
two sons. and Mrs. +. A. Bacher, IF |
Chattanooga, and Mr. Hunt, of West |
Palm Beach, Fla, arrived last week IN
Mr.. Stedman's Studebaker car and J
passed few days visiting with
frlenos. They returned home Sunday.
Geo. L. Rentro was here Saturday
with display Of Red Wing grape Juice
and favored the public with free sam
piles at the store of W. +. Bandy Sat-
lrday.
The revival meeting at the Baptist
church has closed and Rev. l.. s. Evans
left Monday for Knoxville, where he
Will rest for season before again TAX
ng up evangelistic work. T. N. Hill
house, wife and child left for some
POINT IN Missouri. There were some
Is or more conversions az the result of
he meeting. Eleven were baptized as
MEMBERS of the Baptist church and the
emainoer will unite with churches OF
heir choice.
Baptismal exercises were observed
sunday at Obed river on the Sparta 6
oao. Rev. N. s. Jackson performed
he ceremony. The following were 1
IMMERSED as members OF the Baptist
hUrch: Lawrence Burnett, Paul Bur {
EFT, Daisy Burnett, Violet McCartt,
lifty Brewer, Nellie Bright, Alice
ickett, Anna Mabel Dayton, Elsie
yder, Ruth Davis and Nellie Mozart. t
lss Violet Haley and Robert Haley {
i'll be immersed in Daddys Creek =.
unday at 3 80 p. m. Rosa Lee Dun
ar, Agnes Brady and Grace Nance
ave submitted their names for mem c.
,rshIp IN the M. Z. Church. Matte m
I'd Mary Dayton vii! probably unite a,
lth the Christian church. -
About 70 young men from Hartman
I'd lockwood passed through over the
(NAntrol AnnAo,, I'll
ny to Nashville to enlist IN the navy. to
There will be reception at the Bap.
It church Thursday night in honor of ae
e new pastor, Rev. N. S. Jackson. he
Ie public Is cordially invited to be no
esent as Rev. jackson Is very deisr- -
8 of making the acquaintance Of the p"
ople of Crosaville generally as he LIT
els that thereby his MINISTERIAL labors i'll
" be broadened and his services to t,r
Q community prove more helpful.
Cstray China SOW, crsp NJ,
right ear and two swalloWforks in
ne ear. small white spot In tore se'
I'd, wearing bell. weight about 275 pr
800 pounds when last seen. Been
ne two months. Liberal reward fer %
urn or information leading to nor -
:overy. N. +. jackson. Crossvilie. Gu
,ast week A. +. Horn sold Max. ~"
II Car to Dr.. F. J. Upham. That TIC
kes the third Maxwell Mr.. Horn has pri
d this season.
drs. J. B. johnson arrived home ito
nday from Florida, where she was the
led by the death of her father sew. nm
| weeks ago. She was accompanied :.
her return by Miss Carrie Cubin, of
cago, who will pass some time here. Pu
Ittorney George +. SchleRelmilch
iveo here from Philadelphia, Pa, Pr'
teroay to look after the 200O-acre No
ct Of land lying near Pomona Road i.
belonging to the John q. Schmidt A..
r.. A>o