Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-12-31
cRossvILLE TENNESSEE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1919.


sister, Mrs. Baxter Southard, here
during the holidays.
l.. T. Thurman went to lockwood
last week to be operated upon tor
appendicitis. The operation was
successful and Mr.. Thurman Is doing
well. Being a young man of good
habits his early recovery is confidently
expected.
Mrs. Cora B Keyes came home from
Chattanooga Saturday and returne6
Sunday. She was accompanied. b:
Mrs. Chas. G. Pearson, who will re
main with the Bishops indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. s. Reed took their
little dauhgter. Catherine. to Nash
vile Christmas week to be operated
upon for appendicitis. The operation
was performed Friday, December 26,
and the little one is getting along
splendidly. They hope she will be able
to be brouhgt home next week. Mr..
remain with the child and bring her
home as soon as she is able to t-avel.
A cara from ii. R. Webb states
that he and party arrived safely at
New Smyrna, Florida, and are
pleasantly situated. They are con-
sidering buying a launch and taking a
trip to Mama.
A few counterfit silver dollars were
floating around during Christmas week.
F. A. Loshbough spotted two and
Reed & Smith got hold of some. No
one seems to know from where they
started.
Monday afternoon, in the office OF
County Clerk W. ID. Hedgecoth, Rev.
U. b. Rector said the words that made
Mr.. Arthur Z. Austin and Miss Effie
Randolph husband and wife. They
both reside at Ravenscroft. The young
man wore an army uniform. They
left on the afternoon train for their
home.
r. Nj. Brady and son, Richard
Brady, were both home fromKnoxville
for the Yuletide festivities. The
father IS working as collector for the
Singer Sewing Machine Company and
the young man is working for an auto
sales company.
Clarence Albertson who is working
as stenographer for the East Tennessee
Land Company, Hartman, was home
for a brief visit during Christmas
week.
Thomas Workman, who has been in
Oklahoma for some months, arrived on
a visit to his mother. Mrs. James
smith, during Christmas week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H. Washburn left
Friday afternoon for Chicago, where
thew plan to make their future home.
uno h.1r
welfare work for some large Chicago
house, that having been her work
when she was married. Mr.. Washburn
will enter business in some line, but
he has not yet. determined what line he
will engage in. If nothing satisfactory
presents he may go to New England
and enter business with his father.in-
law.
The officers of Crossville Masonic
Lodge were installed Saturday night.
Following are the officers: Sampson
DeRossett, W. M; J. S. Reed, 5.
w.; W. l.. Guthrie, J. w.; L. K.
Haley, Sect. G. z. Burnett, Treas.
M. f. Reed, S. w.; M. w. West, J.
w.; S. e. Bishop and Julius Ruff,
Stewards, f. A. McCartt, Tyler
Amanda Chapter, 0. y. 5. also in
stalled the following officers: Lavada
Black, W. M. y; ". A. Reed, w. p;
Earle Reed, A. M. Grace Reed, Con.
Pearl Bloomfield, A. c. i: Annie Nc
Guire, Sect. Flora Rose Treas. Ada,
Etfie Garrison; Ruth, Lelah DeGolia;
Esther, Nelie DCrton; Martha, Eva
B shop; Alecta, Dolie Comstock;
Marshal, Valera West; Organlst,
jAntionette Jackson; Warder, Mrs.
Fred McCartt; Sentinel, F. a. McCartt
Refreshments were served and most
ENJOYABLE evening was had by a crowd
that filled the room almost to its capa-
| city.
Mr.. and Ms. Felix Lynch, of Chat
/ tanooga, were here for Christmas
visiting her mother, Mrs. Susie Dun
bar.
Prof. H. H. Vincent and daughter,
Miss Amy, were the guests of mis- Sis
ter. Mrs. j. e. Smith. lockwood, dur
ing Christmas
One of the Oil Magnets of SCOTS.
Vile, KY, George Dudley, Mgr. OF
the new oil cou pany, brother of Mrs.
]. E, Taylor, spent Christmas with his
sister He returned to his work Fri
day where he IS starting the second
well.
Mrs. j. E. Taylor entertained a
crowd of young people Thursday even
ing in honor of her brother, George
Dudley.
The Qualls store was closed Monday
and yesterday for invoicing the stock
of furniture and hardware. j. W..
Laminack and j. w. Buttrum have
purchased the stock and took charge
Yesterday. MIR. and Mrs. Qualls will
leave in few weeks for Boon, North
Carolina, where they will make their
future home. They are splendid peo-
ple and will be much missed in the