The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

called 10 Luray last saturday.
Man past so with horse and bug
gy to sell Stock Condition Powder
in Henderson County. Salary $50
per month Address 424 South
Meridian St. Indianapolis, Indiana.
John Owen, a youth of Henry
county, whose mother died recently
near Buchanan. arrived here Tues
day to make his home with his un-
cles, Messrs. ]. 0. and F. A. Brown
Our editor was 81 years old yes
terday the 9th inst, and cslebrat-
ed his anniversary by going TO
Jackson to meet there DR.. w. T.
Bell his boyhood and lifelong friend.
| We are glad to state there is i'm
provement in the condition of
Miss Mamie McHaney, who has
been disabled from walking several
weeks. She is able TO walk q little.
| Several nice homes for sale very
reasonable--cheaper than you can
build them; good rental property or
desirable homes. Let us show them
to you. w. A. Lawler Cat Elk Drug
Store.
Miss Roena E. Shaner, Vice. Pres.
ident of the Missouri W. c. I. u,
will lecture in Lexington Southern
Methodist Church on Wednesday
night April 2. Free and everybody
invited.
John r. Pepper. of Memphis,
distinguished laymen of the South.
ern Methodist Church, will fill the
pulpit Of Lexington Church next
Sunday morning at II o'clock You
are invited.
II. L, Weeb, Of Wildersville, has
resigned as salesman for Swift and
Co., and has made connection with
the Jacob-Dold Packing Co., and
will make Memphis headquarters.
Mr.. Webb was in Lexington We'd
nesday
j. B. Kee and Elder Joe Neither.
land and Jim Brown came over
from Clarksburg via auto last Sun.
day morning. Elder Netherland
preached Sunday morning and night
in the Christian church. All were
guest Of Mr.. Gran Douglas.
Fta, SALE-Old Ford In good
condl'ion. viii sell cheap. BIG
BARGAIN. Also have one practi-
cally new Ford car. GOOD as new
with extra equipment that will sell
at a barein.
Roberts Auto Co.
This Office was much pleased last
week BY the return Of Ed. Kirby.
colored. who has been oversees With
the A. E. F. Ed. was no angel be-
fore the draft law blew him across
the Atlantic ocean--but we are glad
that he comes back untouched by
shot or shell.
NOTICE. wish to announce
to my friends in Henderson county
that have accepted a position
with the Holland Dry Goods Com
pany, in Jackson. and will be pleas.
ed to have them call on me when
they come to Jackson shopping.
BERTHA WApLEY.
Son Parker and Lyman Arnold
are preparing to- put in an up-to-
date pressing and alteration estab-
lishment in the w. c. McHaney
Block. They are expecting their
steam press in every day and will
give special attention to work for
ladies as well as for gentlemen.
Dr.. D. T. Austin was her last
Friday and Monday on his way to
and from his old homes Decatur
vile and Scots Hill. DR.. Austin
had just been discharged from the
u. S. Army in which he had rank
as Lieutenant. DR.. Austin and
family will locate at Newbern.
Mrs. W. H. Davis and three chill.
dren arrived from Watertown last
Saturday to visit the family Of Reg.
lister John l. Sullivan. The IS.
months-old-little girl was taken Sun.
day night with bronchial pneu.
monia. Mrs. Davis and children
have been visitins at Dexter, Ky.
US. Smith, 6 miles North of
Lexington. has pocket knife bought
for him by his father. the late W.
7. Smith. in Jackson, In 1858. The
two blades are badly worn and brok-
en- but the brass bound handle
with n. (. Lee" cut in the brass
binding. is seemingly good as new.
Too late to be utilized attention
has been called to the great oppor.
tunity the county has missed in
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