The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-08-13
Liver Salt-(Nyal) fine.-Elk.

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Up to TOO o'clock Tuesday morn
ing, there had not been enough rain
at SCOTS Hill to lay the dust, as re-
ported by persons from that village.
Mrs. Robbie Norman, of Memphis,
accompanied by her little son, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Jennie Glenn
ents, and other relatives and friends.
Zeke Bray has been very seriously
i'll for some time and has been missed
at the Edwards grocery where he
spent much of his time and did some
work.
Mixed spices--fine.-Elk.
S. f. Foster, wife and little daugh-
tiers, of New Orleans, have been
Fguests of the families of D. A. Ben
nett and U. G. Hearn, for the last
week.
o. |. Holland, of Monaville, w. Va,
one of the superintendent for the
Allen Greek Coal Co., was in Lexing-
ton last Friday enroute to visit his old
home, Sardis.
They digest-Elk Digestive Tab
let's.
Mert league, wife and baby left
last Sunday for Luray, Jackson and
other points to spend Mr.. leagues
vacation of two weeks with the pa
rents of both and other relatives and
friends.
Prickley Heat Powder (Nyal) just
the thing for the little fellow.-Elk.
Congressman Sims accompanied by
Mrs. Sims and daughter, Miss Enid,
arrived from Linden last Monday. Mr..
Sims makes a statement relative to
his future political intentions, in this
issue of the Progress.
Mrs. Will Parker and Mrs. ]. A.
Carter will leave Sunday for Nash
vile to attend the H. w. Gossard
training school in corset fitting,
which will hold its daily sessions in
the Hermitage Hotel.
1925 $1.04 bottles (47 gallons) Elk
Tonic sold.
A. H. Fronabarger, the well-known
grocery drummer, was in town We'd
nesday and evidently missed his din
ner as we secured the evidence that
at n o'clock p. M, he consumed one
half of a Sc pound-no 56c watermel-
Ion.
Judge T. A. Lancaster has been to
Memphis this week and was an active
pail bearer at the funeral of his
friend and former law partner,
Judge John E. Mccall, which oc-
Cured at 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning.
Will make you STRONG and HAIR
DYER Tonic.
Joe B~lankenship, e~x-service man
and Miss Bessie Powers were quietly
married at Rock Hill last Sunday,
Rev. Fleetwood Ball officiating. Joe
made a good soldier and is entitled to
the prize he has won in the matri-
monial lottery.
W. B. Malone, of Vernon, Texas,
who has been visiting relatives in De-
catur county and at SCOTS Hill, was
here last Sunday and Monday as the
guest of his neice, Mrs. Blanch Arm
strong. Mr.. Malone left Decatur
county since 1877.
FARM FOR RENT.-Sufficient
for four or five horse crop, two set
Elements, 6 miles South of Wilders-
vile and six miles North Of Lexing-
ton, on Lexington and Huntingdon
road. See or write Mrs. Sarah Cody,
R. F. D., Wildersville.
Protect your skin-Nyal Face
Cream.-Elk.
Mr.. j. R. Tillman, Of Chester coun-
ty, and Esq. R. B. Swink, of Madison
county, both candidates for the State
Senate in the primary of the 9Th inst,
were here Friday and Saturday, res
pectively, making inquiry into the
vote cast for them in this county.
Our good friend, ]. S. Threadgill
and wife, Of the old and new second
district, accompanied by their son,
John, and his little daughter, of Tex
as, were in Lexington last Monday.
They have also with them as visitors
Johns wife, and their son, Ernest and
wife, of Oklahoma.
Nyal Corn Remover gets 'em. 26c.
Elk.