The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-12-24

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night with her brother, W. G. Walker
and family, at Huron.
Willie Ross, formerly of Sardis,
spent few days with his sister, Mrs.
Cord Bolen, last week.
Elmer Sheppard, an employee of the
Standard Oil Co., has recently moved
his family to Lexington.
| Our good friend, Nath Owen, who
is sick at his home at the Union Ho-
tel, is reported improving.
Joe Allen Deere of Warren's Bluff,
were here Monday visiting the head
quarters of Santa Claus.
Joe Murphy, of near Wildersville,
one of the best men in Henderson
county, was here Monday.
Miss Faye Houston will leave
Thursday to spend the holidays with
the home-folks at Murray, Ky.
Mrs. Fred Wadley is having some
improvement done on the interior of
her good home on N Main St.
Mrs. Jno. F. Logan and Miss Ruby
Winslow spent last Friday in Mem
phis, doing Christmas shopping.
Mrs. W. v. Barry went to Jackson
last week twice with her husband to
see DR.. A. B. Dancy, the specialist.
Joe H. Ryals, of Middle Fork was
in town Tuesday. He always stops
in to see the Progress editor for a
chat.
A. H. Fronabarger, travelling sales
man, of Wildersville, was in town
Monday calling on Lexington mer-
chants.
Mrs. T. A. Enochs is so much i'm
proved that she is able to assist the
Stewart Drug Co., during the Holt
day trade.
Engineer Harry Dennison took the
run of Engineer Watson Phillips to
Memphis Monday while the latter was
laying off.
DR.. P. H. Mccall was in to see us
Monday and continued the subscrip-
ton of Cain Hubbs, Holiday, for an
other year.
Mack C. Rosser, of Wildersville,
banker and business man, was here
Monday and made this office sub
stantial call.
Circuit Court Clerk John Scott has
moved into the Mrs. Lizzie White
place, recently purchased from Oak
ley & Company.
Aunt Hat Scott left Wednesday for
Wildersville where she will spend an
indefinite time with the family of
Mr.. Joe P. Parker.
Kirtley Blount and Hiram Odle re-
turned last Saturday from Tullahoma,
where they have been attending the
Fitzgerald Clark school.
There is talk of improving the Lex
ington Circuit parsonage-and it
ought to be done. The Circuit rider at
least deserves a good home.
Prof. Irwin Shade, of Marion, Ohio,
of the chair of Science in Marion
College, is spending several days here
on important social business.
w. L. Segerson and Daniel Thomp-
son, were hire last Saturday to APP
pear in the establishment of a drain
age canal in their community.
Granville Bartholomew and wife
left Thursday for the home of his
parents near Beacon where they will
join in family reunion on Christmas.
C. P. Malone, of Mercer, father of
C. C. Malone, Manager of the Cum
berland Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
was here Sunday the guest of his son.
Miss Elizabeth Jones reached home
last Saturday from the Columbia In
stitute for Young Ladies, to spend
the Holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Jones.
R. o, Mainly, of Juno, who has just |
taken charge Of the 7. B. Autry store,
was in to see US last Thursdaw, con-
tinued his subscription, and had a
nice lat of JOB work done.
Mrs. W. G. Lea, and Miss Ada Lea,
mother and sister of Mrs. H. R. Rose,
are spending the holidays at the par
-sonage. The! expect Mrs. Roses |