The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-07

Wednesday in the home or ESQ
w. X. Dennison.
The masons will have work il
the first degree at their meeting
Saturday night. All are requested
to be present.
w. r. HOLLAND.
Miss Gertrude Barry, Of Stuttgart
Ark, who has been attended bust
ness college in Nashville, arrived
Tuesday for a weeks visit to Lex
ington friends and relatives.
Misses Mamie and Ada McHan-
ey, daughters of DR.. H. H. A. Nc
Haney, of White Oak, Mo, and who
have been attending school here
left last Sunday for their home. :.
The local Red Cross has a piano
to give away. For particulars see
County Chairman John S. Fielder
and the piano is or will be in the
window at the store of Brown Bros.
Misses Sarah and Gertrude, daugh-
tiers Of Tom Roberts, near Wilders-
vile, were last weekend guests Of
their uncle, John d. Roberts and
family.
Miss Adeline Below, of Wilders-
vile, was guest of N. H. Thread
gill and family last Friday and at
tended the play at the college that
night.
Fox SALE AT BARGAIN. = 5-room
residence. practically new. Broad
porch, plenty of shade. Good
rental property. Between depot
and square. w. A. LAWYER.
Mrs. Cora Hurst, who has been
coming over from Parsons taking
treatment under DR.. Huntsman
considered herself about recovered
last Saturday.
Misses Louise and Alice Timber
lake, who have been attending the
Tennessee College for Young Wo.
men, at Murfreesboro, arrival home
Wednesday for the Summer vaca-
ton.
Mrs L. w. Roberts and daughter,
Miss Hattie. returned to their home
in Paris Tuesday, after a months
visit to Rev. P. d. 7. Roberts and
family.
Robert L. Diffee came over from
White Fern in mis- "Fjord" last Sun
day-strictly on business well suit
ed to the Sabbath. Luck to you,
Robert.
Your merchant only gets credit
for the sale when you buy thrift |
stamps of him. Buy Henderson's
Back and Front Laced Corsets atI
FEEDERS.
4 FOR SALETwo good by
horses, in good condition, six and
eight years old.
S. H. Ross,
Tel. 214. Lexington, Tenn.
Irby w. Eller, after spending two
weeks here, returned to his work as
4 postal clerk in Memphis, last Sun
lay night. Mrs. Eller and little
remained here for long
er visit.
DR.. Fred C. Watson, arrived May
}1st from New York up to which
lime he was a member of the Med
cal Reserve Corps of the U. S,
Army. He will remain here week
,r more.
The entertainments at the college
asst week were attended by the
argest crowds Lexington has ever
lfforded. The play, Claim Allow
ID" presented Friday night was ex-
,ellent, and a good sum realized.
Elder E. M. Borden, pastor Of the
lexington Christian church, return
ID last Sunday after an absence of
more than a month, which time was
pent preaching his home city, Lit
lie Rock, Ark, and at other places.
Preacher Diggs, colored Baptist
minister, after preaching at Huron
asst Sunday, was partially stricken
With paralysis and was brought to
lis home in Lexington that night.
lie has shown some improvement
Engineer Ed. Walpole, late Of
demphis, having been promoted to
he Lexington board, has moved his
Bonnye' wife and baby here and
With Fred Boren and wife are &C.
.upying the John S. Fielder place
IN Clifton street. |,
If the boys are willing to give
heir lives you should be willing to
oon vour d0llaro The Government