The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-02-20

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I Among the sick last week we fail.
ed to mention Judge L. B. johnson
and family. Monday morning the
Judge was reported intending slow
ly," but Mrs. Johnson was quite i'll at
that time, while the children were
able to sit up.
We reported the family of our good
neighbor, ]. Walter Wright, improv-
ed last week, but on last Saturday
morning Mrs. Wright was found to
be in semi-unconscious condition,
from an attack of paralysis, and has
since remained in the same condition.
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Judge W. M. Taylor has been over
from Rlytheville to see his mother
whom he found in excellent condition.
The judge never fails to give us a call
and his calls are always appreciated,
for Lexington and Henderson county
have never, in any way, lost or kept
better man than Win Taylor.
HOT SPRINGS Blood Remedy
(Nyal) is fine.-$1.04.-Elk.
DIR. J.P. Joyce told US Tuesday that
he had forty cases Of measles pa
tients out in the old 18th district, the
Doctors former home and that Mrs.
Brasher, in the Piney neighborhood,
As years old and with very young
h"by, was in very dangerous condia
ton.
Miss Exile Little. aged Is, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Little, died
last Saturday the 18th inst, eight
miles West Of Lexington, of pneu-
monia. She is survived by her pa
rents, three brothers and nine sisters.
The funeral occurred at Ridge Grove
Sunday afternoon, Elder ]. R. Page
officiating in the service.
Lillian Pauline Waller, aged five
years, daughter of Mrs. Lillian Wal
Ter and the late Everett Waller, died
near Juno on Thursday of last week,
the 18th inst, of pneumonia. The
father of this girl died in January Of
last year and was son Of the late
DR.. A. L. Waller, of Juno.
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| A wedding Of interest was solemn
lied at Reagan last Sunday when
Mr.. Bob Taylor and Miss Lassie Seq
erson were married at the home Of
the bride. Mr.. Taylor is a son of J.
H. Taylor and has a reputation for
honesty and is very industries. The
bride is daughter Of our friend Ed
Segerson and has many friends in the
Reagan vicinity where she was rails
ed. We offer congratulations.
Mrs. Mary C. Brssher. wife Of vii
liam r. Brasher, died on the 18th
inst, at 8 a. m, in the old 18th dis
trict. She was the mother Of twelve
children, was in her 4sth year and
lef. a babe' but few days old. We
are told that she was practical
Christian and in every way an excel
lent woman. The life of such a wo-
man entities her to a crown in heav-
en-.
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Hon. A. S. Montgomery received a
telegram on the 10th notifying him
that he had been appointed direc-
tor on the Board Of the Desdamona
Burk Oil Company, Of Arlington,
Texas. Mr.. Montgomery accepted
the appointment by wire and will do
his best to serve the interests Of the
people of Lexington and Henderson
county who have invested in this Oil
company.
The former Atlas F. Stewart cot
ton gin and grist mill, in the old 18th
district, owned by w. R. Grisson, who
purchased the property with the
Steward lands, was destroyed by fire
on Wednesday night Of last week be-
tween 9 and 10 o'clock. The gin and
mill were valuable property and the
insurance was said 10 be light, Mr..
Grissom suffered a considerable net
loss.