Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-20

relatives. He returned Monday morn
lag.
Miss Hilda Hodges, of Chattanooga,
arrived FTifav for a visit with friends
here
Mrs. Richard England arrived last
week from Mississippi for visit with
her mother, Mrs. Kate Handy.
Cranes stationery BY the quire and
Lenvelopes by the bunch at the Chronicle
office. Nothing made better than
Cranes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evertt Fiscus, who
have been here from Iowa for few
weeks visiting relatives and friends,
left Sunday for home.
Miss. Willie Wallace and Miss Belle
England, of Sparta. are here visiting
Mrs. Wallace's sister, Mrs. V. L.
Lewis.
Splendid show at the Mecca theater
evrey Wednesday and Saturday night.
Come out and pass an enjoyable hour
in seeing a good and clean show.
+. A. McCartt took his Sunday
school class to Caney Fork on pic
mic last week and all report most .
enjoyable time.
The Crossville base ball boys crossed
bats with the Clifty boys on the Cliff
ty diamond Thursday. The score was
4 to in favor of CIifty'
At the chronicle Office you can get
pen tablets. examination tablets.
fountain pen INK IN live and ten cent
bottles, pocket note books, stenog-
| rntN owl pnt @ hnn or
tlonery In two-quirc boxes and other
stationery such as YOU do not find else
where in this county.
Oscar Gorbitt is here from Florida
visiting friends.
Fred Hubbard was over from Crab
Orchard Saturday,
". G. Renfro, of the County Board
| of Education, was over from Grab Or
chard Saturday. He came in car
with W. j. Brooks.
FOR SALE-Eight cherry red Duroc
pigs eleven weeks old, $3.50 each.
One year-old heifer, fifteen sixteenths
Jersey and two calves. Chas. Julian.
| S-l3-tf.
Fl. d. Woody was over from Isoline
Saturday.
| J. d. Brown returned home Saturday
from the Watson neighborhood, where
he had been for some days getting
out logs, for lumber for a new resi-
dence he plans to puild on the farm
he is opening up mile and half
southeast OF town.
Mrs. Catherine Anderson, mother of
Mrs. W. A. Reed. arrived home Sat-
urday from Cincinnati, where she has
\ been for several weeks.
Get rice paper for wrapping butter
at the Chronicle Office; it cost about
one fourth cent to the pound and is,
much better than any other wrapping
paper you can get.
Misses Lola Belle Snodgrass and
| Winefred Loshbough retired Saturday
! from Livingston where they had been
| for visit.
Miss Helen Slender, who has been
here some weeks as the guest of Miss
Lola Belle Snongrass, left for her
home at Charlest N, s. C., Saturday
night.
At the Chropicle office library paste
IN s and l6 ounce jars, having double
water we'll and brush.
Thursday morning Esq. U. B. Re tor
was stricken with a severe fair ting
spell and was unable to go to his
home for some hours after being re-
vived. He is able to be about again,
now.
A. B. Norrid, of Danville, KY, ar
rived in town Saturday for visit with
his many friends throughout this sec
ton. He is trav cling salesman for
large wholesale firm in Louisville, Ky.
No pen surpasses the WATERMAN,
sold at the Chronicle office. Ii you
never used a WATERMAN it is likely
you do not know what really good
and satisfactory fountain pen is. They
are all guaranteed.
For Sale FRESH milch COW. j. E.
| Converse. S-l3-2t.
G. Fl. Borden and wife, of Rock
woud, were here last week visiting
his brother, J. 6. Borden, and family.
Miss Bertha Gang of Chattanooga,
niece of Mrs. J. d. Brown, arrived
| Saturday to pass some time with her
aunt.
We handle full line CT Peters Dia-
mond brand shoes, Feed and Groceries.
All goods delivered in town. Give US
trial order. w. T. Hale.
Mrs. Chas. Hembree. daughter of
F. A. Loshboueh, suffered fanting
spell at the Mecca Saturday night.
She was soon revived
Jack Brukhart, who has been work
ing at Atlanta. ia, for some months,
arrived home Saturday.