The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-01-03

Wednesday to be present at the
opening Of the Legislature next
Monday.
FIJI. Wadley and wife received
letter on Christmas Day announc-
ing that their son, John had arrived
from France about week before
that date.
Cleve Coffman, who is on the
road for the United Grocery Com
pany, has occupied the j. F. Logan
residence on Jackson street since
Dec. Il.
Hobart Golf, recently discharged /
from the army is spending his time i
gathering his crop that he was
compelled to leave when he entered /
the service. If
Two daughters of Rev. Wynn.
pastor of the Southern Methodist i
church, Misses Rebecca and Martha, =
have spent the holidays here with
their parents. In
G. Terry Ray and wife and their I
neice Miss Lottie Ray, of Humboldt, Q
spent Dec. oath and 25th here with
the family of Mrs. Rays brother, 6
W. v. Barry. 4
Howard Pearson, who is in the ?
aviation service, was over from =
Park Field, near Memphis, to spend J,
Christmas with his parents, Mr. and II
Mrs. W. C. Pearson.
j. C Phillips and son, j. C. junior, 7
of Jackson, were in Lexington last !,
Sunday and Monday morning, guests r
of their daughter and sister, respect =
lively, Mrs. Royal Pafford. Ia
Mesdames Ed. Walpole and Fred c
Boren, had the pleasure of having
with them on Christmas Day, their .,
father; Judge L. T Smith, and broth h
er, Halle, of Decaturville. Il
Misses Mary Sue and Madee, G.
daughters Of Cap" C. G. Gathings. Il
of Memphis, returned to their home o
in the Bluff City last Sunday after U
visiting Mrs. A. E. Beasley.
Quiet a jolly crowd attended a . .
box supper at Beech River school :,
house last Friday night. A neat a
little sum was realized which goes q
for repairs on school house. L.
Miss Carrie Albright came over p
from Humboldt Dec. 18th and re- II
mainded until last Sunday, well
come and appreciated guest in the Ia
Barry home on Jackson street. n
w. B Holland. Of upper Decatur :. :,
county, was here Dec. 81. on his 9,
way to Oklahoma City, where he = =
will make his future home. He will Z,
be followed soon by his family. g,
Valentine D. Barry left Monday
to return to Detroit, Michigan, after "
spending about ten days at home. in
W. Curry Barry. Of Nashville, was ta
also at home Dec. oath to 18th. fa
Misses Louise and Alice Timber ID
lake have returned to school at &c
Murfreesboro after spending the e'
holidays with their parents, Mr.. and ID
Mrs. j. R. Timberlake, Of Undertake.
Bob Gunter, farmer and hos" ~
trader, was in town New Years Day, -
in spite of the very bad weather Il
for Bob takes things as they 81
come and has for his motto Why ar
Worry" n
Misses Evelyn and Lula May ne
Pearson had for their guests
during the holidays, Misses 50
Daisye Lee Tinsley, Elizabeth W
Brown, Marie and Ora Hicks. all of Sc
Jackson. W
Judge w. M. Taylor and family as
arrived from Blytheville. Ark, Dec, nt
oath and remained a few days with W
the Judges mother, Mrs. Amanda 10
Taylor. They received very warm
welcome. de
Mrs. Esco Derryberry and two al a.
children returned Tuesday morning "
to their home in Scott, Miss, after ~
spending several days here in the a. q,
home of Mrs DerrybeTy's parents. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. D. Moss. az
The Progress adheres to its old
policy of letting 90 by news items" q,
the publication of which would -
crafty the morbid, but while doing !.
no good would mortify and humil- a. a.
late good people concerned. -
The rain which began lastMonday u
night and continued. with inter- re
missions. until Wednesday was the m