The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-03-30

been visiting her old home here.
Mather Lancaster went Memphis
Sunday, returning through tn,
country Tuesday with his new
Mitchell car for which he is agent
| Miss Naomi Lyons, of Wilders
vile and Miss Eta Roberts, of AL
berton, were here the first Of tn,
week and took in the Womanles'
Wedding.
! Just after leaving the college
! Monday night, on account Of tht
threatened storm, Mrs. 7. D. Mos
had the misfortune to fall anC
fsprain her arm.
Mrs. A. H. Joyner arrived las
Monday from Chicago where she
has been studying music, in which
she is already an accomplished ar
fist on the piano.
Our people having failed to pro-
cure the frost-proof cabbage plants
for this season, some Of them have
rushed the home beds and have
plants to sell.
John A. Gilbert, the piano tunel
and repairer, came over from Scots
Hill Tuesday, accompanied by hi
son, Vester. Mr.. Gilbert is to re
main here a few days.
If you happen to come to town
next Monday. call at this Office and
and let US put your name on q sin
| gle shotter" or in combination with
some of the state dailies.
The names Of j. A. Woods and
j. w. White, Of Reagan, T. E. Null
Inns, Leoma. Tenn, and Booker Pee
| pies, Dyersbure. are recent add
tons to our subscription list.
Chas. Swift, the cornet est ha.
been to Decaturville. Mr.. Swif,
will leave Sunday to join the Ring
land Bros. circus with which he
has an engagement for the season
Brakeman W. X. Johnston left
Wednesday for Paducah, where be
will make his home, and will work
on through freight out of that place
Mrs. Johnston will follow in q few
days.
Rev. Fred H. Peoples, at the M.
f. Church, South, had an excep-
tionally large congration at the
morning service last Sunday and
preached an exceptionally good SER
mon.
While held in leash by the ex-
cessive rains, the people have been
actually fretting to 60 10 work-fol
mind you, it has grown late fol
spring blowing on the hills Of old
Henderson county.
Mrs. j. H. Clark arrived Wednes-
day from Grayson, La, where she
has been making her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Abe Mitchell
and will spend some time with hel
son, Judge N. r. Barham.
Mrs. T. W. Scott has spent the
time since Thursday Of last week
in Jackson with her daughter, Miss
Geraldine, who was operated on fol
appendicitis. Mrs. T.. A. Lancaster
has also been with her neice.
Mrs. William H. Hawkins came
over from Jackson Monday and
while here was the guest Of Mrs
John F. Hall--as were Miss Rowe
ma Hawkins and Mrs. Estelle Giles
pie, who put on the "Womanless
Wedding" Monday night.
'Messrs. D. P. Conway and 7. C
Stehr, representing the Hui mboldt
Marble and Granite Works, were in
Lexington last Monday and got the
order to erect monument at the
grave Of little Fred Lee, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wadley. Mr.. Con
way is one Of the proprietors Of the
business.
Sunday morning. at II q. m, al
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Pastor S. B. Stephens subject will
be, Charity for all mankind" Sun.
day night at 7:30. his subject will
be one Of interest to all, young and
old. Everybody invited to these
services. Services every Tuesday
night at 7:3O, to which everybody
is welcome. Come, take q part il
the Topic Talk, for all are cordially
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