Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-12-31
Prof. J. S. Cline spent the holidays
with his family at Wapello, Iowa.


with his family ar Wapello, Iowa.
Rev. ]. H. Snow has accepted the
pastorate of the Baptist church here
and he and wife have moved here
from Knoxville.
TAKEN UP-Small Red Bull under
half crop in right ear, crop and split in
left ear. Center Bros. 12-3l.3t.
DR.. L. W. Mitchell and wife were
here from DAVIDSON for the Yuletide.
Ur. Mitchell is company physician for
a large coal company there and is do
ing well.
Elijah Hyder and son, Victor, were
here from Lone Wolf, Oklahoma, dur
ing Christmas visiting relatives and
friends.
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 otter wrapping
daper you can get.
John Dunbar, who has been working
in the Texas oil fields for some time,
arrived home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Cooper and
daughter were here during Christmas
week visiting her father,W. &. Keyes.
and other relatives.
Bring your crippled watches and
broken jewelry to the Chronicle Office
and Bishop will have them repaired for
you and you can pay the bill when the
article reurns. We can save you money
On new watch if you want one.
A. W. Keyes arrived from Tucker,
Arkansas, shortly before Christmas
and passed several days here with
relatives and renewing old acquain.
tances. Having been twice elected
trustee of the county and being one of
those individuals whose heart is always
much larger than his purse. he made
many friends here who will be glad to
learn that he is holding responsible
and lucrative position with large
lumber company and is getting along
splendidly.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Franklin Of California,
and Miss Emma Hale were married by
Rev. .. b. Rector December II, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mre. M. ]. Hale. The bride and
! groom left the same day for Parigold,
Arkansas, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ethel Smith. They may make their
future home in this section.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-For a
year-old black steer, marked with
swallow fork and underbit in left,
underbit and overbit in top of right
ear. Has been labeled in top OF lett ear
but label taken out. H. ID. Woody,
Isoline. 1921 1t.
Mrs. ]. B. France visited her uncle.
j. W. Wyatt, Dayton, during Christ
mas week.
James Smith, son OF j. C.Smith, and
Whiteley Knox, son of S. E. Knox, OF
Grandyiew, were in town during the
holidays and paid this office pleasant
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Anderson left
for Sanford, Florida, Thursday,
December l8. Mr.. Anderson wished
! to remain here until & fter the holidays
but the railroad people were urging
him to come at once to take his run as
engineer, which position he has been
filing for several years.
Last week Judge s. N Smith de-
stroyed three copper stills that had
been captured by Sheriff Garrison and
his deputies. Judge Smith took an AK
and cut them full of holes and
mashed them fiat. He will sell them
for old copper. He thinks the copper
will weigh fully 100 pounds.
Capt. d. L. Southland and family,
who had been here for few weeks
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
F.. SOuthard, left shor tly before
Christmas to pass the winter at West
Palm Beach, Florida.
Some of the leading people OF
Pomona are taking stand relative to
school that should commend itself to
other neigbbCrhoods over the county.
They have engaged teacher to con.
tinue their public school for several
months longer and the local people will
pay the entire salary of the teacher fol
the time the school continues. In the
Pomona instance they have secured &
most excellent teacher in the person Of
Miss Ollie Barnes. Miss Barnes il
highly competent for The duties of The
place and the people of Pomona realiz'
/ that fact and are much gratitied at be
ing able to enlist her services.
Chas j. Julian left Saturday fo
Crawford to take up his duties al
, store manager for the Brier Hill Col
heries. His family will probably fol
low him this week or within a shor
: time. Mr.. Julian is one of the mos
capable statesmen and business men il
this section. His experience ha'
spread over several years and hi
knowledge of the goods business has
been varied and he comes to the worl
splendidIy equipped to render a higl
quality of service He will succeed G
B. Wheeler, who has been with thu
J company for about ten years ant
ranks az a very capable man in his line
, Just what Mr.. Wheeler will DO we hav'
- &c yat Ioarood huf such men as III