Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-07-16

For drilling wells ses or write J. II.
Graham. CroVsville. Tenn. sc II.
j. X. Parham and tgo little sons
were Up from Burke Saturday. lie
reports crops generally looking well.
with an especially good outlook for
corn.
ESQ. J. l.. Anderson was In atten.
dance at court, and when IA led about
| his watermelons he stated that pros
poets were about as usual. with about
two acres planted No Rocky Ford
melon or melons from any other place
can surpass in quality and size the
melons Esq. Anderson puts on the mar
ket each year.
Mrs. W. b. Mooney, who has peen
visiting with j. h. Converse and fam
lily for week, was in town Monday
on her return TO her home in Knox
vile.
Splendid show at the Mecca theater
evrey Wednesday and Saturday night.
Come out and pass an enjoyable hour
in seeing good and clean show.
j. f. Mcbride has bought the Far
mers' Restaurant from Volner Handy
and has been in charge for few days.
Mr.. Handy will cater to the travling
trade from his residence. Previous to
his discharge from the army Mrs.
Handy has built up nice business
and it will require no great effort for
them to again secure a good business
along that line.
Miss Alice Jernigan was visiting
mi bon,n foll0 ut
day.
Friday evening about eight O. clock
Mr.. Leo Dayton and Miss Elite Taylor
were married by Esq. .. B. Rector
at his residence.
For Sale-Good, red bull calf, Is
weeks old; will go for $500 and no
less. Apply at Chronicle office.
E. M. Mozart plans to send his
family to Colorado Springs, Colorado,
this week and he will make his head
quarters in Knoxville where he will
have charge of the SELF Shoe Company
business for East Tennessee. Mr.. Nc
Cart has spent sevreal years as travel
ing salesman throughout this section
and is we'll informed on trade con-
ditions.
Cranes stationery by the quire and
envelopes by the bunch at the Chronicle |
office. Nothing made better than !
Cranes.
Charley Hall was here from Knox
vile the first OF the week shaking |
hands with friends. Mr. Hall joined |
the navy a short time before the u.
s. became involved in the world war,
and was recently discharged from the
Florida.
No pen surpasses the WATERMAN,
sold at the Chronicle office. 1t you
seVer used WATERMAN it is likely |
you do not know what really good |
and satisfactory fountain pen is. They
are all guaranteed.
Wanted-Small, smooth, level farm,
with water and timber to support |
place; will buy if satisfied or will give
good exchange in improved proper
ty. Write fully giving location, etc.
D. s. I. Erwin. Tennessee. Route !,
Box 81
At the Chronicle Office library paste
IN and l6 ounce jars, having double !
water well and brush.
Mrs. V. L. Lewis and children are
in White county for a visit of few
weeks with relatives and friends. !
They were accompanied by Master
Lester Bandy.
At the Chronicle office you can get
oen tablets, examination tablets.
fountain pen ink IN five and ten cent |
BOTTLES, pocket note books, stenog-
.aphers note books, Cranes fine sta
,lonery IN two~quire boxes and other
stationery such as you do not find else.
where in this county.
N. j. Ferguson, Jr. who was one of
he young heroes of Bleoso county who
was wounded on the battlefield of
France and who for the past several
months has been IN the government
hospital IN North Carolina, arrived
nome Wednesday, having been dis
,harged from the service. He received
l royal welcome by his many friends
n Pikeville 1t is sincerely hoped that
me home care and pure ozone of his
lone county will restore N. J. to his
FORMAL health and that he may speedily
'ecover. -Bledsonian, Plkeville.
Last week Sam Nelson, Genesis,
old his 40-acre farm to j. F. Graham,
KY. The farm while
mall is in a splendid state of cult
,ati IN and is regarded as one of the
,est small farms in the country. MIR.
3raham, may also buy the fran of
has. Rista, adjoining the Nelson
arm. 1t also consists of 40-acres and
s in a splendid state of cultivation and
las on it a neat residence, which the
Nelson farmhas not, which makes 1T
specially desirable to Mr.. Graham. '
Nelson also sold his stock and growing
rops to Mr.. Graham. Just what Mr..
Nelson will do he has not as yet de-
ided. lie has many friends in this
ection of the country who would be
lad to have him locate near the +,