Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-07-23

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Graham. Crossvilie. Tenn. 6-6 If.
Uncle" Martin Hale was in Day
ton last week visiting with relatives
and friends. On his return he was
accompanied by his little grandson,
who has been visiting there for a few
months.
Rev. J. B. Spires went To Peavine
Friday and passed the week end with
c. +. Brookhart and family preaching
to the people of that section Sunday.
Wilbur Brookhart brought him to
town Monday and he returned to
Knoxville tuesday.
! FOR SALE.-l No. cook stove, prac-
tically new, no vessels; 2 pair bed
springs. leather back bands, log
chains, l6-prong coke fork, set l
inch harrow teeth, baby buggy,
several dozen l-2 gallon Mason fruit
jars, at $l.00 dozen.
7-I2-2t. W. c. Keyes.
For Sale-Good, red bull calf, 16
weeks old; will go for $500 and no
less. Apply at Chronicle office.
John Hall was up from Sequatchie
the first of the week. He is working
three with J. z. Rich making lumber.
Numerous Crossvlle people attended
the Old Time singing at Crab Orchard
Sunday.
Baxter Burnett and Mr.. Shelton !
have sold their restaurant in Monterey |
and will 60 to work for railroad in |
Texas, where each of them have a |
good job awaiting them. They expect
to leave for their new field of lobor
In a few days. Mr.. Burnett and family
have been here for few days visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Q.
Burnett.
Mrs. A. H. Ross and little son, Eu-
gene keyes, are expected to arrive
from Nashville tomorrow for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Elmore.
We handle a full line CT Peters Dia-
mond brand shoes, Feed and Groceries.
All goods delivered in town. Give us
trial order. W. I. Hale.
Indications are that there will be
very marked shortage of theachers for
the schools Of the county, 1t is pro-
babe there will be littlemore than half
the desired number available. The
County Board of Education will be in
session Friday and Saturday assigning
the teachers to their schools.
Mrs. Laura Wallace is quite sick at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. l..
Garrison.
If you don't trade with us, we are
both losing money. W. L. Hale.
Mrs. Paul Linde was taken to Knox
IL fN,. ThAl
operation was successful and Mrs.
nected to be able to return home in
week or two
John Patton and r. A. Watson we're
IN from Watson Monday.
]. l.. Rose and I. X. Haley are in s
Chattanooga on business.
Miss Hazel Hyder, who has been q
visiting IN Hazard KY, returned. home t
Monday.
Mrs. S. W.Rose left yesterday for s
Ter old home in Georgia for a visit r
before leaving to join her husband in y
IDAHO. a
The Highway Commission will COM a
nence work this week on the Adams
7OrQ rOaO. lHdL rOdu has n6VSf re- n
,eived any attention as yet and the II
now propose to build h
ome miles out that way. h
J. C.. Farmer was in from Hebberts-
,urg Monday lookingafter business. v
There will be an Old Four Note sing t
ng at the court house Sunday after c
loon, August 3. Everybody invited.
County Fair. Crossville, September O
3 and "a. O
The revival meeting at the court n
louse continues to draw large and il
Interested crowds. There has been a
bout forty conversions thus far. Il
The meeting will continue this week {
md possibly longer. G.
Spend wisely, avoid waite, save in \
invest in Thrift and War l.
Savings Stamps-ard Success is al r
eady yours. Fl
Every pair of our shoes are solid d
Gather. If they do not give satisfac. N
ion we will refund your money. W. I. v
Hale.
Win premium at the county fair
September % and "a.