Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-06-18
J. c. Kearley was in from Dorton

High class nursery stock true to
| label, for sale. Improved everbearinG
strawberries and other varieties .
! speciality. Baxter Nursery, w. l..
/ Johnson, Prop, Baxter, Tenn. 4-3O-St.
G. {. Foster, Ethiopia, Washington,
who has peen visiting with relatives
and friends in Grssy Cove for a few
weeks, was in town Saturday and ia
! vored this Office with a call. Mr..
| Foster was born and raised in Grssy
| Cove, but has been making his home
in the west for several years.
For drilling wells see or write j. H.
Graham, Crossville. Tenn. 6-6-tf.
Ben. H. West has a new Silent
| Alamo light plant that is used for
charging auto batteries, lighting resi-
dences and business houses 1t seems
to be very complete machine for
producing electricity on small scale.
1t may be seen at the Gilmore & West
garage.
w. M. Davis returned Saturday
from trip, of week, to his home In
Kentucky.
This week Frazier & Self expect to
complete their work of cutting slaves
! from the tract of timber near Linary.
Volner Handy has been in Chatta-
nooga for some days looking for a
business location.
Estrayed-One red COW, marked
swallow fork in right, underbit in left
ear; one red yearlin9, sane mark !;
Dock Hinch's label in right ear. Rea-
sonable rewared. Vance Hinch Pomo-
Ina. 6'll-2t.
MISS Ada Sims, of Sparta, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs J. q. Borden,
for few days. She returned home
Monday.
Phillip Vanhoy was transferred
from the main store here of Reed q
Smith, to Isolne, yesterday. Messrs.
Reed & Smith have nice business at
Isoline and the people are having a
larger stock to select from then ever
before.
At the Chronicle office library paste
water we'll and brush.
Conner Moore was here Saturday
from Nashville. Mr.. Moore's family
have been visiting here for some
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Garrison. They went to Craw
| ford Saturday for visit with her SIS
ter, Mrs H E. Beadle. From there
they will go to Nashville to make their
home.
A new baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver. Rector last week.
Miss Grace Lainhart plans to leave
| for New York City Friday. She will
&c via Washington and call on Mrs.
E. j. Ducey and Miss Violet Haley.
Miss Lainhart leaves many friends
here who will wish for her success in
any endeaVor in which she may engage
, and will hope for her return, tor at
least visit at, no distant date.
Prof. ]. s. Cline left Sunday night
for Wappello, Iowa. for visit OF
three weeks with his wife and family.
J. l.. Burnett was in Nashville, the
first of the week on business.
Master Max Rose was operated on
Wednesday for appendicitis by DR..
DR.. W. A. Reed. The lad is getting
tanned for unfavorable complica tons.
Miss Adelia Darwin, county demon
stration agent for Fentress county,
was here last week as the guest of
Mrs. A. j. AlbertsUn. Miss Darwin
made signal success among the girls
and women of Fentress last year by
bringing into the county over 200 pure
blood eggs for Matching. Her report
for this year shows she has the largest |
enrolment in the different clubs of |
any county agent in the state.
Col. Alvin G. York, bride, mother,
and the remainder of his party arrived |
in Crossville, over the Tennessee Cen
trail last Thursday, and after short |
stay IN town proceeded on their home
ward way. j. L. Wheeler and others
from Jamestown meet them here.
Mrs. G. F. Brookhart and little
niece, Evelyn Keyes, arrived home
Mrs Brookhart has been in
for several weeks and
little MISS Evalyn has been visiting in
Knoxville and Athens with relatives.
Mrs. 0. B. Pembreton entertained
her brother, Robert Kelton, last week.
Mrs q. b. Pemberton and children
are away for few days visiting her
relatives in and near Murfrees boro.
}. E. Burnett has sold his 3-acre
tract adjoining thee ii. l.. Spencer
home, to Mr.. Spencer for $500.
1t. Edgar Snodgrass came home Sun
lay morning on a furlough of two
weeks pefore going to France for
special work with his West Point mil :
tary academy class in post graduate
work. The class expects to be in
europe for several months.
Jonas l.. SnoCgrass, who has been
attending the University of Tennessee,
Knoxville, the past year, came home ,
With his brother, Lieutenant Edgar
SnOdgrass. Mr. Snodgrass returned to
Knoxville Monday to finish his exam