Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-20
cRossvILLE. TENNESSEE. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 90 1919.

"Uncle" Hiram Wyatt of Vandever
bought bunch of cattle to town Fri
= day that he had bought tor Arthur
Woody.
George Ashburn was over from Iso
line Friday looking after business.
l wish to buy sCme more bonds
) &. M. Martin. 820-tf
The Board of Mine Examiners for
! the State of Tennessee will hold ar
examination at Hartman, August 28
, 29-30. A. W. Evans, Chief Mine In.
spector.
FOUND-Some money; tell all
about it, pay for this notice and take
: 1T.
Mr.. James P. Smith and Miss Many
Ply, were married at Cookeville last
; Thurday and left Immediately for
Jacksonville. Fla, on wedding trip.
They are expected home today. They
will make their home here. Mr.. Smith
is the good-natured, redheaded mail
hustler and freight handler at the de-
pot and enjoys the good will of every
one. He has many friends here who
will wish he and his bride long and
happy welded life.
Miss Halle Dunbar, who has been
visiting in Cincinnati for a few
months, arrived home yesterday.
L. M. Rector is arranging to put
meat shop in connection with his res
taurant.
e. W. Hill was over from Crab Or
chard vest erday.
Casteau Burnett was visiting in
/ Ozone and RocSwnod last week.
| The First National Bank recently
sold $40 acres of cutover and undevel-
oped land near Pomona to j. W.
Shepard, Frank L. Gass and e. b.
Owensby, who live some 80 miles east
of Knoxville. 1t is not known what
they plan to do with it.
Rev. c. F. Kring, who has been pas
tor at Biglick tor few months, sur
rendered his charge last week and
moved to Racine, Wis. He may return
next year He vAfSfs fsfs ras;oif Masofk '-ssrfs,ad and Z.
4tted to give il up, but conditl6ifs
mace it necessary for the present at
| least
Andy Elmore is making an addition
to the w. &. ElmGre garage. The ad-
dition is 20x120 feet, will have con-
crete floor and will be used mainly for
storing new machines. M. B. Bilbrey
is doing the work.
W. II. Hyder, travelling salesman for
the Brown-Ross Shoe company, was
here on his last trip yesterday as he
plans to go to Idaho soon for the health
of his wife. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hy-
have many friends here who wish for |
nj in
will nope for complete restoration of |
her health in that high and dry eli
mate.
Master Morris Bishop is visiting |
with Wilbur Brookbart at Peavine this |
week.
Edward Qualls and sister. Miss
Jaunita, left Friday for Boon, N. G. |
to enter school for this year.
Secretary K. L. Kincaid. of the Lin
coin Memorial Institute, Cumberland |
Gap. was in town yesterday seeking |
to get in touch with Col. Alvin York,
to invite hirI to be present at re-
union Of sCldiers from the Lincoln |
Memorial that is to take place soon.
Col. ALVIN {. York was in town
Monday It's way to Memphis to at
sociation that is in session there yes
ter!ay and today. At this meeting Col.
York will deliver his first address of
the opening series seeking funds to es-
tablish the York School near his home
at Pail Mall for the benefit of the
mountain children.
MIR. and Mrs. George Harrison are
guests at the Rea House.
Miss Martha Morgan, Mrs. Eugene
Morgan and son, sister and sIster-in-
law and nephew of Mrs. Chas. Conf
stock, have been guests at the Com
stock home the past week. They all |
left for Knoxville by auto yesterday.
All are from Chattanooga.
Carroll and Jack Monday and John
Huskings, of lockwood, are here
visiting the family of Ben Smith.
K. G. Bloomfield will be in charge
He and family moved today and
County Superintendent A. ]. Albertson
and family moved to the Bloomfield
home.
FOR SALE-1U0 acres south of
Crossville with between 30 and 40 acres
cleared. Road on two sides. Extends
toward town to the corporation. Two
other tracts unimproVed. One con-
sistng of 155 acres one half mile from
Creston, everlasting spring on it, be-
tween 20 and 30 acres of creek bottom.
100 acres OF Memphis o-Bristol high
way near Ozone. c. E. Snodgrass.
S-20-2t.
Sunday afternoon, August "a, at l.
o clock a service will be held at Me-
ridian by Miss Josephine Rupp and the
Misses Lamont, of Chicago. All those
interested in organizing a Sunday
Schonl at Meridian are snecially asked Il