The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-04-02

VIII wake EN- up.
Give your stomach a BATH with
Nyal Liver Salt. Flushes the kid
neys too, "boils and sparkles" so
nice to take. Also for sick headache
and constipation.-Elk.
Stays on and so nice (Elk) liquid
whitening. Made RIGHT. Only 26c.
A few jugs (FIGAR0) liquid
smoke left, not too late to use it. 1t
makes the meat so good and the
GRAVY too. So much better than
you think.
George Trip, who has been con-
fined in the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hosie Trip, for eight
month, with rheumaticm in his legs,
was able to come to town Monday, in
his rolling char, propelled by Rev.
H. R. Rose, the first since he was
first stricken.
We have an interesting communi-
cation from Broadway, that came in
just little too late for publication
this week. We respectfully ask that
all of our correspondents try to get
their letters in by Tuesday if posi-
BILE. This letter will be carried over
until next week.
Mr.. Sam Russell, young farmer,
of the Cane Creek section of this
county, and Miss Eula Goff, daughter
of bud" Goff, a decatur county
farmer, were married Wednesday
morning in the office of the County
Court Clerk, Rev. Fleetwood Ball ty-
ing the nuptual knot.
MI. S. L. Anderson and Miss Mary
B. Fickeral, of the Wildersville Sec
ton, were married here last Sunday
at late hour, County Judge Luther
B. Johnson, by virtue of the power
vested in him as such official, by the
Commonwealth of Tennessee, per-
forming the ceremony.
j. F. Horner, with the mail order
business (15 lines) of the Gray &
Dudley Hardware Company, of Nash
ville--a business which has grown to
wonderful proportions in very few
years, was in town the first of the
week. Frank has many friends who
are glad to see him with so good a
house.
Merit league went to Luray last
Sunday and returned Monday morn
ing accompanied by his wife and baby |
who had been spending about a week |
with the family of Mrs. leagues pa
rents, DIR. and Mrs. ]. H. England,
Merit made a trip Sunday to see our
old friend, Esq. S. D. Bell, who was
very seriously i'll.
Velvet Caster machine (lubericat-
ing) oil. Good body. Lasts longer.
Costs no more.-Elk Drug Store.
Will S. Hall, who is managing the
good farm known as the lands of the
late Joe Boswell, deceased father of
Mrs. HalD went to Friendship,
Crockett county, last Saturday to Wis
it his brother, Ben, who is merchan-
dising at that place. Mr. Hall is al
so connected with the Holly Ore &
Mining Company, at Marion, KY.
Mrs. Elmira Hefley, of the old 18th
whose son, George F. Hef-
ley, Of Taylor county, Texas, has
been back to see her on account of her
serious illness, is go years old and her
sister, Mrs. Elender Richardson is
8S. Mrs Hefley has been partially !
paralyzed and strange to relate,
since her late and very serious i'll
ness, she seems better than at any
time since she suffered the stroke
about year ago.
On Thursday of last week we had
the pleasure of meeting in the T. w.
Stegall family, formerly of this coun-
and two children, representing the
Stegoll family, formerly of this coun-
ty, namely Mrs. Ellen Belts, of Jack
son, her neices, Mrs. Clyde Aycock, Of
Jackson, and Mrs. Alanson C. Brown,
of st. Louis, and the small son and
daughter of Mrs. Brown. Mrs.
Brown, husband and children have
been spending some time at Palm
Beach and Mama, Florida. Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. Acock are daughters
of the late Ebert S. Stegall, who died
about fifteen years ago and who was
one Of the best men this county has
had at any time.
Elk cold tablets, fine-26c. Why
pay 80?
Riding on train last Saturday with
Sam Murphy, of Wildersville, that
gentleman had some mighty good