The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-04-25

Sunday in the country with Mrs.
Brewers father, j. S. Kennedy.
Miss Catherine Barry spent the
latter part of last week in Jackson
guestof Misses Mary and Lester
Barham and Mrs. Eugene Anderson.
Robt. Powers, Lieutenant in the
Fighting 69th., of the Rainbow Divi-
sion, reached New York Wednesday
and will reach home in about ten
days.
Hons J. F. Peeler and Geo. T. Nc
Call, of the Huntingdon bar, were
here Tuesday on a bankruptcy case
in the court of Referee T. A. Ian
caster.
Keep your eye one the Progress.
From week to week we will publish
such acts Of the General Assembly
as directly concern Henderson
county.
Congressman Sims went to Paris
last Sunday to assist in opening the
Victory Loan campaign. He returned
to lexington to be with US on Tank
Day "Wednesday.
FJn. Arthur Montgomery Floter-
ial Representative, is mighty glad to
get homo after his labors in the Gen
era' Assembly, in which body he was
recognized as good member.
Jesse P. Edgar, who has been a
citizen of Henderson county most, if
not all of his life. was divorced in the
Chancery Court and left for the
West first for Blytheville, Ark.
FOR SALE-Nancy Hall and
Florida Yam sweet potato plants.
Delivered at $500 per thousand.
W. II. COBLE, Prop,
West End Truck Farm, Milan, Tenn.
J. Frank Horner was here last
SaturdaL, representing Herman Bros.
Lindauer & Co., of Nashville, and
carried to his Centerville homme a
bunch Of Lexington tomato plants.
Charles Undertake, who has been |
travelling in southwest Missouri, for |
the Thacher Medicine Co., of Chatta-
nooga, has returned to Tennessee
and has been given a home territory. |
FOR SALE Florida Yam slips |
for sale at 25e per hundred, net,
Orders booked as received.
L. A. LAWLER
Huron. Tenn.
Mrs. Emma Thorn developed pneu-
monia Tuesday and but for prompt
work done by DR.. w. F. Huntsmann
an neighbor ladies of the sick woman
she might have been in grave danger.
FOR SALE-One Groom roSj-
dence, ". L. Crosswell place, on Elm |
st. Good repairs, suitable fof -
families Will sell cheap for cash
Inquire at Citizens Bank of Licking
ton.
Ms. W. c. Pearson, Howard Pear
son. Miss Evelyn Pearson and Tom
Baser Greene, enjoyed the good eats
at the hospitable board of Mr.. and
Mrs. Join Dick Timberlake last Fri
day evening.
Join r. Thrasher, Mrs. Thrasher
and all The children except Randolph, |
the elder son, motored to Bolivar
last Saturday and returned Sunday
evening. Boil var is Mrs. Thrasher's
girlhood home.
1t was rumor about town last
Saturday that Daddy" DAVIS, the no.
tel man, would plant his garden ir
cotton-by proxy-since he has been
informed that the "Work or Fight"
order had been revoked.
The separate groups of ladies rep
resenting the NJ. E. church, South,
the NJ. f. church and the Eastern
Star, who sold lunches on Tank Day,
had good luck, each group realizing
satisfactory sum of money.
I'm Baker Green, late of the A. f.
F., overseas, left Sunday for his
hone in Huntingdon. While here
Tom occupied his old seat at the
Bar tahle-and made love to all the
girls without special Partially.
Last Monday Mrs. Eugene Ander-
son, Of Jackson, received the welcome
news that her husband, late of the
American Amy of Occupation, in
Germany. had landed at Hoboken, n.
j., and may be home in perhaps ten
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