Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-07-09
Library paste at the Chronicle office.

Library paste at the Chronicle Office.
Prof. H. II Vincent and daughter,
Miss Amy, moved Monday from Pros
pect Hill to the Anna Mcclure cottage
on Brown avenue.
T. L. Beadle and wife were here
from Craw ford, for the Fourth. They
rIt,rael home Monday.
For Sale-Holestein COW and three
bull calves. II. K. Webb. 72tf
Rev. o. b. Rector married two
couples in the Office of County Clerk
W. d. Hedgecoth July fourth: Mr..
Frank Lowe and Miss Eliza Norris, and
Mr.. Alex. &. Smith and Miss Lara
Cox.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Ethel Payne and Mr..
Allen L. Woodruff at Wilmington,
Cal. June Is. The Paynes formerly
lived here and the bride has many
friends here who will wish her abund-
ant happiness. The bride and groom
will be at home tn their friends at 1914
East Fortieth Street, Los Angeles,
Cla.
W. L. Douglas shoes at Garrisons
none Deller Hldue.
A telegram was received from Mrs.
E. j. Ducey Sunday stating that her
husband, Lieut.. Edward j. Ducey, had
arrived from overseas Saturday and
that she had resigned her position with
the Red Cross and they would leave
for the home of his parents, London,
Ohio, Sunday. A little later they will
possibly visit relatives here for few
weeks before locating permanently.
Will Dunbar is home for a brief visit
from Coal Creek.
Esq. Thos. J. kearley and wife
were up from Wlnesap Saturday.
Thompson work shoes at Garrisons.
C. Anderson and son were over
from Pleasant Hui Monday and Mr..
the regular meeting of Crossville
Masonic lodge Monday night.
Mike Hale is building a concrete
porch to his residence. Chas. Flynn
has the work in hand.
John Gerard and family left Thurs
day for Trenton, ILL.,, where they will
make their future home.
Miss Cora Lee Keyes went to Pea
vine Friday to visit her aunt, Mrs. q.
f. Brookhart.
Peter Slaughter and wife left on the
early train this morning for Lafayette,
Ind, to make their home.
For Sale-One two-year-old heifer.
with calf three months old. Also one
Singer sewing machine. Mrs. Monroe
Hyder.
For Sale-Good, red bull calf, Is
months old will go for $500 and no
less. Apply at Chronicle office.
Rev. H. E. kelso arrived here yes
terday morning on his homeward way
from attending the great Methodist
Centinary at Columbus, Ohio. Mrs.
Xelso and children have been here for
a few weeks visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Burnett. Rev. Kelso
and family will likely rem ain here for
a week or two before returning to
their home at johnson City.
Little Miss EIinor Handy was quite
,lck yesterday with something that
threatened to develop into fiux.
Earl Ray Brown, son of j. ID. Brown,
arrived home Monday. He was re-
GENTLY discharged from the navy after
erving two and a half years. The
,oung man has taken a course in
electrical training that qualities him
Is a competent man In any llace
where electric power is useo. He has
eceived several offers of places at
rood salaries but as yet has not ac-
epted any of them.
Thurman Brothers are arranging to
install a gasoline supply station at
heir garage.
Rev. Burton A. Z. Hall, an eminent
Baptist evangelist OF great force and
Ibility, is holding a revival meeting in
he court house. The services began
sunday and the interest is growing
With the people while the attendance
Increases. Services are held during
he day and night. 1t is thought the
ervces may continue for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. {. Watkins are here
rom Hartman fer a rest of few
lays.