The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-12-06

BIZ MayorL9T, Fielder had the VERY
bbadluck tealoose ale0od efiofsei 9las1
| Saturday. the resulre6f H9opisto
oF rife shot wound received lhJehs
shoulder d fewidays befcfelini some
unknown way. ri 1sjaW bn8 ban
b. ,bGa ,q99b. ,93d9di Iuol 1noda.,
III Don't buy Xmas presents until
you see what we will have to offer
something n entirely newyoBenin
about Dec 18th, will tell i YOU b next
week Wait young. mans yeuHe
lady-o Ek Phlarmacyuo9sa sdt no
BdjRsVlefleetwdod fiBaf aofepofted
Tuesday morning that the Hospital
du Ball was provided With fbdti If0nf
Pwafds and that oil were flied With
FIJI patienfyqthaf sfnofhihg 1Bfb
bail had already serveR his atirn.l
EIII p ynBqmo9 YIN 10 bnHmmo0 lI
EgMhee bad ycasesofnthe Flujn fhe
last week41wereqIidgb WoHsI9anl
easteragMraiLan sterdaandco theft
dsHghteEoMasa AchiResu aih were
reportedi improved Taste Saturday.
Judge ILancasterlhas beeavery,sickI
|EnJ.ac.o Bsasot2 ofl1tfhjgg, Oisd, i2A
district, last week sold t6; 8,Ha1ths-
Idld hshoats fof $46752 Abd' Ten
Ihsad of cattle for $479. IT. ,,alt loof
which wereffaised 6Hhis owl place,
and at Once put the mAjot part OF
che 1fp y glo g sys1 ssa FYSi5p ! sba1b
i Wawere not awHre lastoweek of
theEetur1 Of MfsadMaLl Jbnes and
daughterl iotMiss uElisabeth, Gi from
Michigan, where they had spent the
summeE+--hut 3isIjHattool ateI to-
laayathat wesare salvaysgeady to.
welcome them back TO Lexington
d'lPostnnaster Sa1pM aBsrhetfd Was
taken ilPWfth,l the prevaIige mfu-
enza last Friday mofhiIg and was
Kept. from the poStofflce UntifFriday.
Ouri1g the disability of The post
master, Miss Maud Murray gave.
assistance Id serving the public ID
the post0Mce,,i' snfVi nahT'su Desn
5Ho fpW Il 1IIsgGhi MI bus Doitiseq
9 Judge Barham when here Mon.
day. opened his courtl and iwould
hayetheardithe CaneuCteek Drain
age DisttictIcase, iibut fomtfe b dis
abilaty oflAttorney TnAtLancaster
Whose good wife was also ALI att the
| sime-inpfacttwas taken with the
! Eh before her husband was stricken
Judge arham adjourned the court
until December Il 4thN Idsm lis 1Qala
!, Miss Elossie, DAUGHTER of the late
Add and Mrs, Noble Hamlet aged
| 90 years, died Dec, 3,p il, Luray. Tat
the home Of her aunt. Mrs. joe "A,
Jihson, With whom she had lived
for AS years, The funeral occurred
"Wednesday and all that was NOR;
| tal Of Miss Hamlet was laid to rest
4 ia Beech Grove cemetery. RAY, jW.,,
Laa|n' lp ia ofticri ea inHs in the seFi
VIE .Ilia raaieHl
THE United Grocery Company. Of
this place, isvihdeed fortunate at
this time, III being able to- secure
1.-THE services of MR. leye-.C offmanyl
who is now.,g on the, road, having
succeeded w. liz NOEL; who went inl
the house as stock. Keeper and buy.
er, at the death Of Mr.. R. 7. Hart
MIR. Coffman, for years has been
travelling forthe Liggett E& Myers
Tobacco Co. pRA Hill
T.. Edwards has received fFoml
his son Richard. ia France. ssarnplesl
of French paper moneys so sceRt.l
INES piece and ~ fivesffanc f05e)
piece; in fact, the five franc piece
passes current for an American dol.
lar. These samples Of paper money
are neither Of the same dimensionsl
pf any currency, used in this |
country, the 5-francs not being half
as large as an American dollar bill,
which bill represents Ae Standafdl
size Of all American paper money |
Beginning next Monday, in the
Reagan school district the innoysN
ton drumming two wagons for the
purpose of carrying pupils to the
consolidated school onefmile South
pf Reagan, will be put into effect,
Supt. O, I. Holmes having fcdltkacts !
ed with XII McCollum and Ben Eth
eridge to run the two wagons, which |
will carry the pupils formerly max
Ing up two diHetent schools to the
present consolidated school The |
world do move. \, SI
Lieutenant Elroy Sparks, I who ISL
Known to some OF our byNhavinoI
married Miss Elsie Smith, Of Mel
x on,;o o;ctnr nf MIRO VI NV afS0rJ