Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-02-19
D. C. Patton was in f.om Llnary
yesterday.

L. h. Farmer was In from Hebberts
burg yesterday looking after business
&. &. Black and daughter, Miss Cor
rinns. are in Nashville attepdin,
Grand Opera this week.
Baxter Burnett and family are herr
from Monterey visiting relatives an
friends.
S. W. Rose and wife are arrangini
to leave for Idaho to make tn ir futur,
home. Many persons here will regre
to lose them as citizens.
My shop and lot for sale or trade
Good location for blacksmith or ma
chine shop. B. b. West. 2-l9.St.
Through oversight last week we fail
ed to mentioa the accident that befel
Emmett Agee, in which he lest the
little and middle finger from his right
hand by cutoff saw, while working
at Jas. Smiths mill few days ago.
Or. V. l.. Lewis dressed the hand anc
it is doing well.
TOMBSTONES-I am now making
| tombstones here at Crossville and can
furnish y NJ any kind you want. Ma
/ terial and WorkmaUs hip guaranteed to
! be the very best. | am located in the
Cline old stUre side room. DROP in
and see what | am doing. expect to
be here only about two months, so
don't wait, come at once. S. Rose.
2-l9-3t.
Mrs. Dave ID. Smith arrived from
Rock wood Sunday for visit of some
days with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Sn ith has sold his farm for $l3, .
500, that be bought few years ago
tor 1000. He has nearly 100 head of
cattle and other things that ne will
sell shortly. 1t is not known where
he will locate but some have suggested
that he may return to this county.
Wanted 16 to 70 tie cutters, will
pay rs &C is a tie. Virgin timber,
never be 'rked over. Anderson &
Taylor. q miles east of Clifty.
2.19-2t.
FARM Fur SALE-I have decided
to sell my farm of As acres and if you
ever intend to own a farm near Cross
vile this is your chance of a lifetime
to get the incest and best location fer
an ideal home, that ever will be offered
for sale. Yeu know the old ball
ground right here at town? That 10 it.
VIII sell pert or all and give terms.
Don't overlook this opportunity if you
ever intend to come to Crossville.
am thinking of gong to Idaho. 10 why
l will sell. Better see me before the
fever goes down. $. W. Rose. 2-19-tf.
Ensign Alva Potter was allowed an
extension of his furlough to is instead
of 10 days, so he will not be required
to leave for Norfolk before the last
OF the week.
Dell West and family moved few
days ago from the Potter house south |
Of the residene of Judge Snodgrass to
a cottage near the residence of q. M.
M ar tin.
Mr.. Girardi and daughter. Miss
Edith, returned Sunday from Knox
vile, where the young lady had been
having her topsils removed.
Fred Cate returned Saturday from
Nashville where he had been being
.reated for abcesses in his face. He
las had several minor operations per-
;ormed within the past few weeks.
Mr.. Cate has been in bad health for
ome years. but he will now be fully
e. tered when the present treatment is
completed.
J. l.. Anderson was up from Clifty
esterday. He and M. l.. Taylor have
ecently purchased the tie timber on
6n0-acre tract near Clifty and will
ut the ties on the market as rapidly
8 they are able to have them made.
j. H. Henry was in from Isoline this |
,eek. Mr.. Henry was for over Is ;
ears member of the county court .
nd was regarded as one Of the most
areful men in the court.
j. L. Hill was over from Pomona
londay on business.
Chas. Comstock, Past Grand Master
f Tennessee Masons, left yesterday u
Or Alexandria, Va. to attend the an '
ual meeting of the George Washing t
IN Memorial Association. He goes
8 the appointee of the Grand Lodge
{ Tennessee. The association meets U
o Washington's birthday February t
:, each year. The Masonic Lodge at .
lexandria has quite number of very I.
nluable relics Of George Washingto ton
nd proposes to give them to the WASH p
Igt0n Memorial Association provided '
suitable monumCn mt be erected In the =
ay Of q Masonic Temple to be located
. Alexandria. The temple will be
.ected at a cost of around S75O, 900. t
asst Grand Master Charles Co stock t
very much interested in this prof. ct n
ong WITH his other Masonic activi-
es.
Miss Sarah Stevens arrived from =
range, N. j.. Friday. She was met a
the train BY her nephew, Wilbur v
rcokhart, and she went to tns Brook II
'rt home, Peavine. w.hre she will n
sit with her sister for some weeks.
Miss Sarah Owens, teacher in the n
ly school, has been cor fined to her :,
ON for about q week VITA "du," but W
pes to be able to take up her duties II
ain within few days. Is