The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-09-05

spending a few days IN Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Arnold hav
returned from a trip to Chattanoog
where they spent few days visiting
NJ. X. Dixon, of Jackson, was il
lexington, Monday and gave this of
flee call, renewing his subscription
Mrs. G. T. Ray returned TO Hum
boldt, Tuesday, accompanied by Ed
ward Barry, who will spend a few
days.
Miss Ida Mae Moss has returned
from Scott, Miss, where she has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Esco Derry.
berry,
Eugene Anderson and wife, OF
Jackson, spent last Sunday and Mon
day with Lexington friends and rela-
tives,.
John Below, wife and baby, of HUI
ron, have been in town for several
days visiting the family of ]. W.
Below.
J. Milton Neisler, who bought the
]. c. Peterson property near Hinson
Springs, has taken possession of his
property.
Mrs. ]. w. Stewart and two daugh-
tiers, Misses Geneva and Ruby, and
Kirtley Blount motored to Jackson
Tuesday.
Weaver Rogers, and Wiley Stout,
of Decaturville, were in Lexington
the first of the week and callers at
this office.
Henry Moffitt and John Smith, of
Dyer County, with their families,
have been visiting in the home Of j.
H. Moffitt.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cor
don, on Friday of last week, fine
boy, who will go under the name Of
John Thomas.
T. o. Butler and wife, of the old
End district, was here Wednesday,
giving their testimony in law suit in
Chancery court.
Green Ed. Attaway, of the old End
district, was here Wednesday on law
business. Mr.. Attaway is suffering
with rheumatism.
Bill Taylor, of Georgia, but fu-
ture Kentucky oil magnate, has been
with us--on his way to visit his fam
lily in Alabama.
The Progress goes to Bill Fesmire
at Atwood, sent by Tom A. .Fesmire.
Old man Bill is said to be an uncom-
promising Democrat.
Gran M. Douglas has had paint
ed the former 7. w. Scott home on
Huntingdon street, bought from J..
R. Thrasher by Mr.. Douglas.
H. A. Rhodes, of the Midle Fork
country, was in town last Friday en-
route home, after spending about a
year in the service, overseas.
Nyal Tooth paste'is first class, only
26c. Why waste &c, or more, on other
brands. Try it and be convinced. 1t
is delightful. Elk Drug Store.
We are proud to hear by letter that
"all is we'll with Rev. P. D. T. Rob-
erts and family, at Crystal Parson-
age on Route 1, out of Hickman, KY.
FOR SALE:-Two second hand
Fords. One as good as new.
ROBERTS AUTO c.,
Miss Mary Louise Taylor leaves to-
day for her home in Blytheville, Ark,
after spending the summer here with
her grandmother, Mrs. Amanda Tay-
lor.
We will be glad to show you an Elk
Razor whether you buy or not. We
have used one for 5 years and it's
smoothe shaving with us.--Elk Drug
Store.
Henry c. Lindsey, former sheriff
Of Henderson county, after spend
ing II years in Missouri, is now liv-
ing with his son, Adj, in Decatur
county.
Henry Scott and family, of Blyth-
vile, Ark, returned to their home
last Tuesday. While here Mr.. Scott
sold his farm on the Northwest side
of town.
candy" Joyner is very welcome
addition to our subscription list. Mr..
Joyner is an enthusiastic advocate of
the self protection of labor by union
organization.
j. F. Winslow has for sale two or