Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-07-02

| FOR CrllllnR wells see or write j. II.
Graham, Crossville. Tenn. Soft
July Is the postoffice at Erasmus is
TO be discontinued ana all mail that
formerly went TO Erasmus will 60 to
Winesap. If any Chronicle subs cribers
who are now receiving the paper at
Erasmus wish 1t sent to any pCst0flice
other than WInesap, pie. 8 .eL Us
know 1t. IT TO word is received the
paper will he sent to Wlnesap instead
of Erasmus.
Saturday Mrs. Monroe Hyder solo
her houshold goods at public sale pre-
paratory to going to Bull, ld4uo She
ana children expect to leave about
July II.
Peter Slaughter and wife expect to
leave for Lafayette, Ind, next Mon
day Their household goods were
shipped the first of the week.
Mrs. j. B. Fisher. sister of Chas.
Julian, arrived from Monday, Texas,
Monday and will pass some weeks Wis
iting here.
Lon Rector was discharged from the
aviation corps at some point in Texas
and arrived home last week.
Robert Schlicher is reported consid-
erably better
:. Several Crossvllle citizens attended
the Children's Day exercises at Clays-
vile Sunday. Also at Linaria.
Vim. Garrison, arrived from Chicago
TUESDAY, for weeks visit with home
folks.
S. M. Armstrong plans to leave
within few days for Indianapolis, |
Ind.
W. NJ. Dawes expects to leave to.
day for his home in Madisonville, Ky. |
He may go from there to Topeka, Kas.,
for few months or he may return
here within a few weeks.
Arthur Burnett and Walter Agee
were discharged from the army at Fort
Oglethorp last week and are now at
home. They both saw service on the
firing line but neither was injured.
Will Harris, of Chattanooga, was
here the first of the week visiting
his daughter Mrs. Ben West.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Stevens Monday of last week.
For Sale-nolestein cow and thre
bull calves. H. K. Webb. 7-2tf.
At the Mecca theatre there will be
two reels OF Charley Chaplain and
three other splerdiu reel features for |
July A. The show will begin at 10 in
the forenoon and run all day and until |
late bedtime at night.
S. G. Bishop and son, Roy went to
Nashville on the early train Saturday
morning and the young man enlisted in
the navy for four years. He left
Nashville Saturday night for Norfolk,
Va. From there he will be sent to
jamestown, to take d course in cleo
trical training.
Mr.. J. A. Aired and Miss Henrietta
Stoy were married at Livingston, Sun
day at 10 100 a. M, at the home of the
bride. Mr.. Aired is leading attorney
of tentress county, where they will
make their hume. The bride has been
a teacher in the Livingston City School
for several years and is highly es-
teened as LADY of education and re-
finement The bride and groom passed
through Crossville Sunday afternoon
on their way to their home III Fentress
county.
DR.. W. A. Reed and Miss Elizabeth
Snow were quietly married Monday
night at $3.50 by Rev. j. H. Snow,
uncle of the BRIDE, at his residence in
Knoxville, in the presence of few
friends. The bride has been teacher
N the City School here for several
years and is highly esteemed by our
people generally. The groom is a
eading physician here and owns
handsome home 90 Pre- spect Hill, where
hey will reside.
Iost-between Crossville and Pomo- ]
IA, purse containing about IS. % in sill
yer. Finder please return to Mrs. }. ,
5. Reed aud receive reward.
Miss vi ylet Haley, who has been
working for the Red Cross, Washing
ton, d. c., for some months, Will ;
leave Tor home to-day. She was ad-
vised, by the doctor, to resign her pc
siton as she was threatened with a
nervous breakdown.