Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-11-26
CROsSVILLE TENNESSEE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1919.

! B. A. Norrod. of Pineville, KY,
was here last week shaking hands with
old friends.
County Agent W. G. Adsmond is in
Knoxville this week attending farm
meeting.
Mack Jolly, of Peavine, who has
been in the First Division of the army
for four years, is home on furlough.
He was in France q months but es-
capped being wounded.
We have recently ordered shipment
of Waterman Fountain Pens such as
was never shown in this county before.
Nothing makes nicer or more useful
Christmas present than fountain pen,
price considered. Come IN and look
them over. We have several with es-
pecially elastic points that write with
the most perfect ease of any pen you
ever tried; they simply cannot be sur
passed.
Estrayed-One red COW with white
face; 2-year old spotted steer; 1-year-
old red steer with short horns. They
all have label in right ear and think
cow and 2-year-old steer has my brand,
3-inch D on right hip. ANY infor
nation regarding them will be thank
fully received. G. M. Martin, Cross
vile. 1l-26-3t.
Byrd Monday, of Rhea county, was
here last week visiting his aunt, Mrs.
j. S. Garrison. He returned from
over seas and was discharged from the
army about a month ago.
Get rice paper tor wrapping butter
at the Chronicle Office; it cost about
onefourth cent to the pound and is
much better than any other wrapping
daper you can get.
Henry and Hugh L. Woody were in
from Isoline Monday.
Miss Alice Jernegin visited last week
with Miss Frances Waters, Greenwood,
Wilson coui. ty. She returned Sunday.
Cranes stationery by the quire and
envelopes the bunch at the Chronicle
office. No hing made better than
Cranes.
We are iriebted to F. w. Frey, of
Pleasant Hi, for some fine turnips.
The largest one weighed over five
pounds.
Mrs. Cora B. Keyes Is expected
home today for visit of a few days.
She is now instructor Of the nursing
force at Erlange er Hospital. Cbatta-
nooga.
Taylor Coots, OF Sparta, was here
last week visiting his sister, Mrs. |
VIM. Bradley.
W. M. Dawes, Madisonville, Ken
lucky, arrived last week to have some
work done on his farm two miles west
of town. Mr.. Dawes bought what is
known as the deSabla place several
months ago from A. j. Mcclure and
had some blowing done last spring.
This time he had some more blowing
and he now has 20 acres turned ready
for crops next year. He has just put
in half an acre to potato onions for
next year. Mr.. Dawes has an excel
ent piece of property and if properly
handled will soon greatly increase in
1alue.
FOR SALE-One black Angus. reg
stored bull, IL months old for SITS.
.. B. Jones, Crossville.
W. F. Cox and wife returned from
3uhl, Idaho, a few weeks ago for a
'isit of month with relatives and
friends IN Grassy Cove. Mr.. Cox was
n town last week shaking hands with
I'D friends. He has been very success.
ul since going to Idaho and likes the
country splendidly. They will return
n few weeks.
Magazines make the best Christms.
PRESENTS for old and young. Why nat
inquire about my club? Get your ordor
n early so your friends will get three 8
rst issue Christmas day. Mrs. G. Fl =
5rookhart, Peavine.