The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-09-03
WILDERSVILLE.

week on business,
G. Z. Bolen was in Camden last
week on business.
The Holiness meeting has been go
ing on at Poplar Corner, Route l, for
the past ten days and large crowds
have been attending each service.
Miss Lester Hester. Farmville, Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. b.
Cunningham, on Route 2, Saturday
night.
Ed. Box, of Paris, is the guest of
relatives here.
DR.. ]. H. Laws, of Broken Arrow,
Okla, is on a visit to relatives here.
J. L. Umstead, of Yuma, was here
last Thursday on business.
DR.. C. f. Bolen returned Saturday
from Dawson Springs, KY.
l.. F. Gordon, of Houston, Miss, is
visiting here.
Miss Beatrice Lindermon, of Mem
phis, who has been spending most OF
the summer with relatives near here
returned last week to her home.
Ernest Francisco and Lee Rush
were in Huntingdon last week on
business.
W. d. Cozart has returned from
trip to Jackson.
Mrs. S. E. Whitehorn, of Lexing-
ton, has been visiting here,
Miss Hessie Flake and Florence
Tilson we're in Jackson last week to
see an eye specialist.
A. E. Beasley, representing the
Simmons Hardware Co., of st. Louis,
was here last week.
Miss Ramell Lyon has been visit
ing her brother, Erick, at Eads.
Mrs. Willis Jones, of your city, has
been visiting here recently.
Jack Davis, of your city, was here
last week to see about the construc-
ton of bridge across Sandy canal
Just North of town.
Miss Mary Parker is visiting the
family of her uncle, Sid Parker, at
Bells.
Miss Mary Johnson is visiting in
Henderson.
Mrs. Arthur Hall and little son, of
Mcleod, Ark, is visiting relatives in
here.
W. M. Houston, of Parsons, was
here on business Tuesday.
F. S. Odell, of your city, was here
last week on business.
Herman Roberts, of Knoxville, was
here with his wife and son last week.
The least populous county in the
United States is that Of Cochran
county, Texas, it having population
of CT, just two more that the enumer-
alton ten years ago.
Glen Walker and Clifford Caring
ton motored to Union Cross Sunday
afternoon on social business.
We are told that there is a silver
lining to every cloud, but in the lives
of many people, gloom and depair
seem to be their only portion of life.
Oscar Milan and family of Tim
berlake, visited relatives North of
town Sunday.
Glen Walker was in Undertake
last weekend on business.
A good citizen remarked the other
day that the Progress was growing
into better paper all the time. With
such compliments, we should try and
make it still better paper.
While there is sure fact, we cannot
speak over our convictions, and speak
the convictions of others at the same
time, for there is and always will be,
grouchy, fault-finding people, but we
should leave all such peculiarities be-
hind, and be proud we live in coun-
try of free speech, that we may not
only know the thoughts and desires of
those around US, but everywhere I'M
der the stars and stripes that is forev-
er waving for the freedom of the
world.
Mrs. B. w. Walker left last Monday
for Hollywood, Mo-, to visit her faith
err.
The Holiness meeting closed Sum
day night at Poplar Corner, Route 1,
and the minister preached here We'd
nesday night.
Tom Bunch spent last weekend
with home folks at Undertake.
II. B. Bolen and family visited in
Yuma Sunday.
A. G. Roberts was in Yuma Sunday
on business.
b. E. Todd, the clever correspon-
dent of the Lexington Republican and
G. A. Roberts. of Route 2, made a
business trip to Jackson Saturday.
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