Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-04-03

Miss Flora Snow. of lockwood, was
the weekend guest of Miss Lelah
Burnett.
]. T. Shadden was up from Watson
yesterday shaking hands with friends
and looking after business.
Mrs. S. c. BIhsop was confined to
her he'd with severe bilious attack
for few days, but is better.
Chancery Court is IN session here
this week and Attorney j. W. Cooper.
of CookevIlle, is on the bench for
Judge A. ii. Roberts, who is now very
buslly engaged in his campaign for the
gubernatorial nomination.
| Albert Bristow and wife are here
from Washington. DC, to make their
home. They have purchased the cot
tage and small acreage owned by j. K
Adams. Mr.. RrIstow Is related to the
Birtows of, GRASSY Cove, but has
been in other parts of the country for
several years.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff G. w.
Walker arrested a man of very marked
German build as spy. The man was
riding a motor cycle bearing a 1917
liscense tag. His belongings we're
seacrhed and he was found to have
abont $50 in cash, some state maps.
He also has several individual cards
4. bearing the name: Reinert Hansen,
Civil Engineer. He was released.
j. l.. Burnett has purchased neat
covered delivery wagon and is now
prepared to deliver goods IN any kind
of weather without danger of them be-
ing damaged by ram.
G. F. Brookhart was up from Pea
| vine Monday on business. On his re-
turn home he was accompanied by his
wife, who had been passing few days
, with home folks.
Corn Stalk Fodder to Sell-Cheapest
feed you can get. at 10 cents per large
bandle. VIM. E. Read.
Lime and Fertilizer Sowers-make
sour soil more productive. Aids tarm-
ing. We have one on hands. Bllbrey
& Phillips.
J. E. TaS lor has sold his 1872 acres
of undeveloped land one mile east of
town to K. H. Millard for 50, 900. MIR.
Millard was Immediately offered
handsome profit on his deal but refused
it.
ln this issue appears the announce
ment of Jere Morrow was q candidate
for Justice of the Pecae from the first
district. Esq. Morrow has been rec
Ognized as one of the leading Justices
ever since he became member of the
county legislative body. He has tried
manv law suits and his findings have
rarely been reversed by the higher
courts. From his extensive experience
he is certainly better qualified to serve
the public now tnan at any other time.
That he will have strong following
in this district there is no doubt. His
special claims for the votes of the peo-
pie be will make known In person.
lndelible pencils at the Chronicle
Office.
j. L. Qualls has recently bought a
new Maxwell car, T. M. and RUme
Rector have bought new Buick and
Geo. G. Taylor has bought Ford.
There are probably so cars in the coun-
ty now. The number will increase a.
our roads are constructed and the new
roads become better.
John w. Tucker, Jas. Smith an Fred
Reece, all from near Erasmus, left
Monday for Camp Gordon. Atlanta, Ga.
This completes the quota for this coun-
ty tor the present draft.
Cranes stationery by the quire and
envelopes by the bunch at the Chronicle
office. Nothing made better than
Cranes.
R. K. Dunbar and Tom BeadIe went
TO Nashville, Monday
The new store of Reed Il Smith is
moviDg'along as we'll as their ability
to secure material will permit. The
floors are laid, the side ceiling is on and
men are expected here soon to begin
putting on the brick veneer. j. y.
Buck Ia in charge Of the work. Mr..
Buck seems to be competent and skill
ful builder.
Gordon Smith, son of James Smith,
and Thomas Workman, we're in Chatt-
aDooga few days ago and Gordon
Smith Joined the army. The boy is
only IA years OF age and bis father will
have no trouble in getting him out
when he gets ready to make the efirot.
Letting the boy try army hlc while
may prove helpful.
Last week Powell Garrison, IS year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Garrison.
was stricken for the second time with
an attack Of appedicitis. Tuesday he
was taken to Nashville and operated
upon Wednesday. The lad is getting
along we'll and will probably return
hone IN short time.
James Davis is very sick at his home
in the north end Of town. He 10 net
expected to survive many days. To-
berculosis 10 the trouble.
At the Chronicle office you can get
pen tablets. examination tablets,
pen Ink IN five and ten cent
bottles. pocket note books, stenOg-