The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-05-07

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work at the depot, after having beer
off for about month on account OF
sickness.
j. W. Enochs, wife and son, John,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson,
of Jackson, spent last Sunday after
noon here.
c. M. Vernon, of Route No. /, was
in to see US Monday and had this pa
per continued to his address Tor an
other year.
Horny Hodges, of Selmer, who has
been principal of the High School at
Linden, was here last Friday on his
way home.
Elder Rogers, of the old 9Th dis
trict, was in town Saturday enroute
to Decatur county to fill a preaching
appointment.
Mrs. L. B. Moore, of Darden, has
been here this week, on account of
the illness of her daughter, Mrs. H.
G, Dennison.
Spray your apple trees, grape vines
tomatoes and potatoes with B0R-
DEAU Mixture. Mr.. Powers recon-
mends it.-Elk.
Felix, son of Hon. F. NJ. Davis, Of
Cement, Okla, arrived here Monday
to see his folks while on business
trip to Nashville.
We hear that Joe and AID Davis
have struck oil, (said to be a 200
barrel well) on their land at Broken
Arrow, Oklahoma.
H. j. Kennedy, Of near SCOTS Hill,
was in town Wednesday and had The
Progress sent to his son c. E. Ken
ney, at Scott City, Kansas.
If you are in bad health and "all
run down"-try ELK IRON TONIC
AND FLESH BUILDER. You'll be
convinced and DELIGHTED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wadley left
Wednesday morning for Nashville
where Mr.. Wadley will undergo an
operation for chronic appendicitis.
Lawyers E. W. Essary, W. H. Ian
caster and L. B. Johnson, of the Lex
ington bar, have attended the Chan
Gerry court in Decaturville this week.
There was no services in the Lex
ington churches on account of the
special service at the College Hall
in the interest of the Near East Re- |
lief.
n Kennon Smith was over from Be-
mis- Tuesday to make final arrange
rnents to carry his family to that
place, where he has signed up to stay
a year.
That high gloss finish and as hard
as flint when dry, the weather does
not affect it-TRUE TAGG PAINT.
We've sold it for 20 years.-Elk
Drug Store.
Mrs. Hattie Scott, living with Mrs.
Lizzie White, on N. Main St., cele-
brated her 18th birthday anniversary
Tuesday. There are no better women
than "Aunt Hat"
Joe Davis, brother of Mrs. H. A.
Powers, now living in Nashville, hav-
ing recently left CINCINNATI, arrived
here last Friday and remained until
the middle of this week.
DR.. 7. X. Jones, in charge of hog
cholera control work in West Tennes-
see, was in this county several days
Of last week. His services are free to
farmers having sick hogs.
V. N. Pratt, representing the Mer-
genthaler Linotype Company, of New
Orleans, was here Saturday night to
give the machines in this and the Re-
publican office an inspection.
State examination for teachers in
the Lexington courthouse, Friday and
Saturday, May 14th and 10Th. Let
all who are interested be present at
900 o'clock Friday morning.
Hugh Boswell is taking orders
right along for Nancy Hall Sweet po-
tato slips. Hugh has beeded 100
bushels and has one order for 10000
slips and that will set but about 3 1-3
acres.
Luther L. Fowler, recently, of
Memphis, has been here this week
with a car load of mares for sale. Mr..
Fowler saws he finds no better town |