The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-04-11

Of son, were guests Of MI
s%( D. Undertake last Sur
WI. Jones and A. E. Beasle,
returned last Sunday from Chicago
both much improved and lookinI
like they had been on a-fshinI
trip.
Mack Rossef. Cashier of the Banl
of Wildersville, was in Lexington
Thursday Of lest week and put thres
bucks into the Golfers Of thi
ONCE.
Judge Darham and Attorney
General Anderson, Of Jackson. were
here Monday in route to Linden to
there convene and hold the Circuit
court.
| FOR SALE-A limited amount
Of Lcne Staple Cotton Seed. Gin.
ned last year SO per cent. Seed
have eood re record. Walter
Wright
| Circuit Clerk John B. Scott has
bean hard at work making q trans
cript Of the Will Moore verman
murder case. which has been ap.
pealed.
Drs. J. F. Keeton, Of Sardis, and
&c Stinson. Of Centre Point. were
Monday on their way to attend
the State Medical Association in
Nashville.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
lat Monday D. E. R. Lloyd, who, is
connected with the Farm Develops
lnsnt Bureau Of the Memphis Bust
ness Mems Club.
B. F. Page, who has been doing
Z general grocery business in the
house between Edwards and Sweat,
closed his doors last week and turn
ed over the stock to creditors.
Don't forget the ese hunt in the
yard Of Mr.. Felix Greasy, given by
the Church Improvement Society Of
the M. E. Church. South. Saturday
afternoon, April 10. Admission l0c
John ]. Joynsr showed us q new
photograph Of his son, Bob, who is
with the A. E F. in Luxembourg.
Bob has put on considerable weight
and makes q handsome soldier.
J.R Thrasher, having had to
abandon work on the Clifton Road
levee, has gone on down the ditch
with the dredge boat and will soon
finish the upper Beech River canal.
John DAVIS, son Of John F. DAVIS,
reached home last Saturday night
after honorable service in the
United States Army Over There"
and all were clad to welcome him
home. 4==s1 rp=s sse.--,-.
On account Of the absence Of our
foreman the first Of the week. The
Progress comes q little short. We
are compelled to carry over some.
Of our correspondence until next
week.
s. T. Darlington and wife have
moved into the Logan residence on
Jackson street with Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleve Coffman--and Mr.. Coffman
and wife, we hear, will soon move
back to jackson.
N. C. McGinnis, of Memphis,
known here in connection with
drainage work, was here Wednes-
day en- route to Buena Vista, where
his company has the Big Sandy
No. 2 drainage contract 20 mile
canal.
Roy Fielder and H. E. draper
went to Memphis Wednesday to
meet there the remains Of Jack
Logan, from Gresnville. accompanied
by bis wife and little son Dick. his
mother. sister and Mr.. John S.
Fielder.
viii Kent drove from the Sardis
and Scots Hill sections, last wei
296 hots. bought by himself and
Jno F. Hall The average weight
was about $50 pounds and the num-
Der q record breaker In Henderson
county.
Ebert Weaver, Of Sardis, has
Done into the Brown Brothers hard
ware store as q salesman. Ebert
10 30 well and 50 favorably known
that he can not fail to be q valuable
acquisition to the business Of Brown
Brothers.
The news came from Nashville.
Tuesday that at 10 o'clock p. N.
on that day q Girl baby was born
To Mr. and Mrs Leo Thweatt. and