The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-05-16
Local and Personal

Max Ricketts,, of Sardis, spent Sun
day here.
s. D. Bell of Near Huron, was in
town Wednesday.
Felix Greasy and wife spent Satur-
day night in Jackson.
w. R. Duck and wife, of the Sardis
vicinity, were here Wednesday.
Jno. Brown Davis, of Union Uni
versity, Jackson, spent the last week
end here.
Miss Mildred Mccall spent be-
tween trains last Saturday in Jack
sen, shopping
Rev. Fleetwood Ball left Tuesday |
for Atlanta, to attend the Southern T
Baptist Convention.
Trustee W. F. Appleby has been
appointed the Republican election
commissioner for Henderson County.
Hubert Boren, of Darden, is spend
ing the week here working at the de-
pot, as operator, in the place of w. E.
Arnold
Miss Addie Roberts has been sick
for few days this week and away
from her post at the Roberts Auto
Company
7. H. Gillian, of Huron, one of
/ Henderson county's best merchants,
was in town Monday, and gave this
office call.
David Harrington, recently dis
charged from the u s. Navy, has
been here this week, guest in the
home Of ]. B. Scott.
l.. II. Pearson, Arthur Hinson and
Carl Edwards have been to Memphis
this week to bring home three motor
cars for the former. ,
Elk Lung Remedy will build flesh
have sold it for l9 years. A trial
will convince you. SOC and $l00 post
paid. Elk Drug Store.
Abig line of odd pants and Blue
Serge Suits. They are fancy and at
the low price of $1,000. Don't fail to
see them.-W. A. Bobbitt.
Hon. f. W. Essary, who had the l
misfortune to fracture small bone in {
his foot just two weeks ago, is yet on :
clutches from the accident.
Mrs. Wilburn Norman, and little
daughter, of Florence, Ala, are here
on visit to Mrs. Norman's parents, +
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Wheatley. I
Roy Watkins, of near Sykeston, 1
Missouri, recently returned from e
France, has been here on a visit to t
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mcdaniel d
e
John H. DAVIS left Saturday for
Scott, Miss, where he has accepted
position in the store of the Mississ- =
ippi Delta Planting Company !;
A recruiting officer from the Jack
son office, wanting recruits for the !
United States Navy, will be here Fri J
day, He will be found at the Postof-
flee.
Mr.. and Mrs Earle Ellington, of
Paducah, ami their two children, have
been here for several days on visit {
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. ". U
Threadgill.
Bishop James Atkins, of Waynes- v
vile, North Carolina, will preside I
over the 1919 session of the Memphis Il
and Tennessee Conferences of the NJ. G
E. Church, South. G.
Tom Baker Greene, of Huntingdon,
afer helping out Mrs. Sam Phillips in b
the Victory Loan campaign, has been t
back here this week doing good SER r.
vice in this office. h
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Mr. Barney Searls, of Bolivar, and :.
Miss Attic Bell Jones were married
in the office of the County Court !,
Clerk, Monday, May 18th, Rev. s. F. :
Wynn, officiating. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson, OF
Jackson, are here on visit to their :
many friends and relatives-the first :,
visit sinceGene returned from France !,
about three weeks ago. :
W. L. Finch and wife returned a
Sunday from Denver, Colorado, where !
they they were called three weeks e
ago on account of the serious condi-
ton of one of Mr.. Finch's brothers.
Rev. j. E. McPeake, of Jackson,
will preach next Saturday afternoon
and Sunday at Piney Greek church in =
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