The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-04-11

Nashville last week, inyestisatins
the possibility Of establishing q
bakery in Lexington. He has not
abandoned the project-but found
the outfit he bad in view required
$1,000 to secure, which is q ''leetle"
too high for Lexington.
Coy - Anderson, Of Juno, who
lhas been oversees with the A. E. F.
Preached Lexington last Sunday.
having been honorably discharged
at Fl 0glethorpe. Some Of his
fair Lexington friends went a. far
as Yuma to meet him Sunday
Afternoon.
The Ladies of the Lexington
Cemetery Association met with
Mrs. T. Edwards last Monday. II
was decided to ask all the members
to pay the annual dues Of $1.00
each. Arrangement was made for
all to meet in the Cemetary Tues.
day morning to begin the work Of
cleaning of the cemetery.
The Women's Missionary Society
Of the M E. C hurch South. will meet
with Mrs. Amanda Taylor next
Monday at 8 o'clock p. m. Mrs.
Hay the delegate to the Annual
conference of the meeting held in
Humboldt will be present and give
her report. All members urged to
be present and visitors cordially in
vited
Governor Roberts has appointed
Fred Wadley local coal oil inspector
and the public welfare requires
that he put the test to the next
consignment Of kerosine or gasoline
that shall be received here by the
Standard oil agent. Fred has voted
her straight" all his life and this
is the first time he has ever been
a small cog In anybody's political
machine. Congratulations. neishbor.
Miss Martha, daughter OF Mr.. |
and Mrs. j. r. Dennison, celebrated
her 14th Anniversary by entertain.
ing a number Of her friends last
Saturday night. Games were play
ed by the guests and a contest put |
up in which Paul Thrasher won the |
prize--a box Of candy. Refresh.
ments were served after which the
guests took their leave, wishing |
their hostess many happy returns
of her natal anniversary.
On next Saturday night April is,
the teachers and pupils Of Union
Cross High school will present the
strong play AN Arizona Cowboy.
This will close the present
school term, which has been a
very successful one. Union Cross
school Is an example Of the con.
solidated school system. 1t shows
for itself whether or not ii has
been q success The High School
Dept. is still in its infancy, but has
brilliant prospects for the future.
It was our good intention last
week to mention that Mr.. William
F. Higgins. late with the U. S.
Naval Air Station at Pensacola,
Fla, had spent few days in Lex.
ineton, while en- route to his home
at Worcester, Mass. Mr.. Higgins
is a friend Of Miss Lucille Brown
and while here that young lady en-
tertained a few friends one evening
in his honor. We are informed
that Mr.. Higgins Is specimen Of
the -Four Leaf Clover Brand
and the world produces no better.
Of course you haven't it. It's all
ways some one else-but II you
have q cough, and q little fever
these are symtons Of consumption,
might be a good idea for you to
take ELK LUNG REMEDY TONIC
AND FLESH BUILDER. We have
sold it for IS years and have seen
great results from 1t. 1t will give
q good appetite cause you to sleep
well and build flesh. 1t is the most
powerful Lung Remedy known. 1t
will destroy the germ. A trial will
convince you. Elk Drug Store Store.