Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-03-19
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For drilling wells see or write J. H.
Graham, Crossville. Tenn. 6-6-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gailor Crowover. ar.
rived last week from Sewanee for a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. 6. Tollett.
Josas Snodgrass came home from
Knoxville Friday to remain until Mon
day. He is stndent of the law de-
partment of the University of Tennes-
see.
No pen surpasses the WATERMAN,
sold at the Chronicle office. 1t you
you do not know what really good
and satisfactory fountain pen is. They
are all guaranteed.
Misses Beryl and Mary Loshbough
went to Livingston Saturday morning
to visit Miss WINNIE Loshbough, who
is teaching in the Livingston city
schools. They returned home Monday.
Miss Mona Erwin, who is this year a
student in the State University, Knox
vile, arrived FriCay for week end
with friends. Miss Erwin was teach.
er in the High School last year.
Prof Frank March is making some
repairs on his residence on his farm
NORTH Of town preparatory TO moving
back frum Ozone, where ne has been
teaching for some months.
Mrs. Volner Handy arrived home
from Nashville last week. She recent
ly sustained a serious operation. but is
Dnw urOWin0 strong again.
Miss Mary Hinshaw. who is teaching
near Knoxville. arrived Friday morn
ing for a weekend visit with friends.
Miss Hinshaw was teacher in the
High School here last year.
Miss Ruth DeRosett was the week
end guest of Miss Ida Wray Bell, Crab
Orchard.
Fresh Cow for Sale--Calf five days
old, second calf. Will buy few Lib
srty Bonds. q. NJ. Martin. 3-19-2t.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. e.
Read was gladdened Thursday by the
arrival of a son. Mother and child
doing we'll. DIR. W. A. Reed was the
attending physician.
Leo Dayton has been discharged
IEOh Tue army dUU dTTIV0d HOIu0 QUIZ
day from Camp Gordon.
have at last found good man to
do watch and jeweiry repair work and
can now handle any work that may be
offered. Prices are higher than for
merly, Uut that Is expected. | must
pay for all work done ty the 6rst OF
the month and for that reason must
reqoire a deposit when the work is
left. When you get the finished work
everything will be made right. We
feel that we will be able to furnish the
finished work in shorter time than
ever before. S. c. Bishop.
S. G. Bishop was in Kno> Vile from
Friday to Monday consulting an Ocu.
list. He was accompanied by his little
granddaughter, Evelyn Keyes. Owing
to the absence of the editor some mat
ters may have failed to receive the
prompt attention they deserve, but We
are pushing as rapidly as possible to
get I'll work up to now.
Mis-. E. J. Ducey arrived home Sun
lay from Knoxville. Athens and Harri- ,
nan, where she visited with friends I
Tor a couple of weeks. ,
If ynn want to sell or buy farm, !
see JUnn Q. Wyatt, Crossville, Tenn,
Phone 7, Box 80. 1l-27-l1t.
Monday was st. Patrick's day. but j..
lis emblem, the shamrock, was not =
much in evidence here. t
Miss Grace Lalnhart, OF the High {
school, and Miss Saran Owens, Of the I
ity schools, went to Pleasant Hill Sat- {
rday. While there Miss Lainhart o.,
talk to the students of
Pleasant Hill Acadmey, Saturday l
ihgt.
Mrs. Frank Potter spent the week v
nd with home folks near Monterey. .
Miss Beryl Loshbough and Mrs. !
larry LoshbouRh left yesterday for
indiana and Michigan. Miss Beryl Z
,ill stop at Gary, Indiana. where she
as been working with large c0rpor-
tion the past few months. Mrs.
oshbough will 90 to her home at St.
oseph, Michigan. O
Prot. &. A. Mooers. of the state n
gric 9ltural Station, Knoxville, was n
i town for brief period yesterday. - =,
Mrs. Z. T. Melvin, of Waldcnsia, q.
nd Mrs. Fitzgerald, OF London, KY,
ere guests Of Mrs. Andy Elmore last
eek. "
Mrs. F. j. Fowler and two children. 10
Hartman, we're weekend guests of 8,
Dr sister. Mrs. q. p. Burnett. t,
Mr.. and Mr.. Reuben Cate were III
ere from Hartman last week as the t.
aests of their sister, Mrs. G. r. Bur-
1T. y
T. S. Flynn lett yesterday for Ra- a
snscroft 10 do surveying work for the
on Air Coal company. u
s. C. Cline will leave today for Bir:: y
inrham TO visit has wife, whe 10 fe
ere for medical attention.