The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-18

months old. Brought from Illinois
Good size, good breeder,
l. L. TYLER,
No /, Juno, Tenn
Rev. P. D. 7. Roberts, who had
given up his service in Lexington
church for last Sunday and was
billed to speak for the Liberty Loan
on that day, was taken i'll on Thurs
day and continued in bed for sew
eral days,
Geo w. Mccall has his line of
clothing samples at Will Parkers
store and will be pleased to take
orders for all wool suits made to
measure from $21.00 up-better
clothes for the money than hand
me-dOwn goods. adv
A. j. Owens returned Monday
from Dyer county, where he had
been to set up six monuments in
the Finley cemetery. Mr.. Owens
has daughter living in DyetSburg,
hence his visits to that county com
bine business and pleasure.
R. L. Owens, of Wynn, ARK, was
here last week. visiting his brother.
Esq. R. Z. Owen, or Warrens Bluff.
r. L. has never lived in this county,
but moved to Arkansas from Mis-
sissippi, where our countyman came
from about thirty years ago.
| Just come-that's all we ask.
Your eyes will do the selling and
you will gladly do the buying.
There's large hats, small hats, tail
ored hats and hats in turban, poke
or sailor shapes, in FEEDERS Milf
linery department. adv.
The remains of Cortez T. Oxford,
who died at Warrens Bluff, Wednes-
day of last week, were carried to
Yuma for interment, He is surviv-
ed by wife his and three children. Mr..
Oxford was a Mason, Odd Fellow
and Modern Woodman, and belong
ed to the Methodist church.
DIR. j. P. Joyce, for several years
located in the old 18th district, has
rented the Y. A. Jackson place in
the Henry Addition and will
move his family to Lexington.
He has long been a friend of this
office and we shall extend to him
all sorts of welcome to Lexington.
DR.. j. F. Golf, late of Chesterfield,
son Of George W. Golf, West Of
town farmer, now in the Medical
Corps of the United States Army,
has been here from Nashville and
left for Camp Services, Greenville,
Is. c. DR.. Golf has the rank of Lieu
tenant and shows up well in that
uniform M
Miss Daisy Swift, of Decatur
county, was here last week, guest
of her sister-in-law, Miss Mary
Knowles, on her return from visit
to her brother, Charlie Swift, who is
a musician in the Naval Hospital at
Fl. Lyons, Colorado She reported
her brother and wife, who was Miss
Alice Knowles, very happily situated.
DR.. A. L Waller, of Juno, went to
Savannah, Mo-, last week, to take
special treatment under DR.. Mich
OILS DR.. Waller has been hard at
work in his practice the past sew
eral months and we hope for his
complete cure, so that he may long
continue his usefulness among the
people.
Editor R. A. Greene, of the Ten
nessee Republican, at Huntington.
together with his wife and three
other sons, Tom, Cedric and Frank,
have the sympathy Of many friends
in the death of their son, Bernard
C. Greene, who died while in school
in GAINESVILLE, on Tuesday Of last
week. Tom, who formerly worked
in this Office and lived in our home,
and Cedric, are in the army in
France.
The sad news came from Camp
Merritt, New Jersey, last week that
Private Elmer V. Lewelling had
died form influenza and pneumonia
He went from this county to Camp
Gordon, Atlanta, Ga, August 9th,
and at the time of his seizure with
illness was awaiting an order to
sail overseas. He is survived by
his mother, five brothers and one
sister. The remains were brought
home and inferred at Mt. Gilead,
Kew. j. r. Page officiating.
Frank Watson, of Parsons, broth
er of our townsman, DR.. ", 7. Wat
son was in Lexington last week