Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-13

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Gus Greer and wife, arrived last
week from Chattanooga for a visit
with Mr. Greer parents, MIR. and
Mrs. G.. g. Toilet MIR. Greer is hold
ing good position with the Southern
Express company and making good IN
a '-l5 substantial manner.
Miss Irene Andrews, daughter of
Byron Andrews, Altoona, Florida,
arrived Friday to visit her aunt, MISS
Emma Wilcox. Miss Andrews will
visit with friends in the state for
about two months before returning
home.
Splendid show at the Mecca theater
evrey Wednesday and Saturday night.
Come out and pass an enjoyable hour
in seeing good and clean show.
The two weeks evangelistc cam
palgn at Linary conducted by the
Misses Lamont, of Chicago, closed
Sunday night. Miss Jean Lamont
preached and taught the gospel with
great earnestuess and power, while
the music under Miss Phemia was a
blessing. The Misses Lamont were
assisted Sunday night by Judge Snod-
grass who gave the closing invitation
after a strong message. A good num-
Der confessed Christ and others conse-
Grated themselves for service.
At the Chronicle office you can get
| pen tablets, examination tablets,
fountain pen INK IN five and ten cent
bottles, pocket note books, suenog-
rapher's note books, Cranes fine sta
tlonery IN two~qure boxes and other
stationery such as You do not fine. else
where in this county.
The teaching force of the county
High School mas been engaged and
consists of the following: John l..
Rose, principal; j. 5. Cline, Miss Ida
Wray Bell, Crab Orchard; Miss Clara
b. Armentrout, White Pine; Miss
Ruby Alexander, Spring City. School
will open Monday, September l.
William Wells and two children are
here from Chattanooga visiting rela-
tives,
ESTRAY-I have a stray mare at
my place. She is sorrel, with two
white right feet, star in forehead.
about Is hands high, weighs about 900
pounds. Came 10 my place August 8.
Owner can learn where this animal is
by paying for this notice. 1t will not
appear again. Notice will cost IS
cents.
Miss Glen McDaniels and Miss
Louise Cowell, of Knoxville, are visit
ing here this week.
Misses Eleanor and Evalina Miller,
OF Graysville, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. j. l.. Burnett.
A suit was heard by Clerk and Mas
ter G. q. Black Saturday that involved
the estate of M. w. Morrow, 81 years
of age, to deterluIne if he is incapacl-
tated to properly look after his bust
ness affairs. Jere Morrow was prose-
cutor in the case. This was the second
suit as at the previous trial the jury
could not agree. This time the jury
decided that thu old gentleman was
not capable of handling business and j.
L. Morrow WAS designated as guardian
for his father. Mr. Morrow had been
acting in that Capacity fer some years,
but Jere Morrow sought to make
change through toe suit Saturday, but
Mr.. Black appointed Mr.. Morrow to
continue as guardian. About $500
in cash and other property amounting
to approximately 81, 600 was involved.
Better rean tie new ordinance rela-
tive to sidewalks and the work that
is planned to be done on Main Street.
The ordinance appears elsewhere IN
this issue.
W. A. Camp, Official Agent OF the
Royal Insurance Company, Lin. ted,
was here Yesterday consulting With
the local agent of the company, e. W.
Cline.
A. l.. Garrison has his canning plant
In operation anu will can your toma-
toes or beans u will buy them.
I. M. Recto, is .rranging to put a
second story TO his restaurant bull ing.
When completed tie rooms will proba-
bly, be used fo- lodging transients and
others.
Mrs. j. W. Cooper Ia here from
Nashville vi it.g MS father. W. c.
K eyer. and Ot.er relatives.
Mrs. c. B. Hases and two sons ar.
rived yestetd s from Nashville to
visit her par-t,s, Mr.. and Mrs. &.
A. Haley.