The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-05-13

Judges I. A. and W. II. Lancaster
returned last Saturday from Nash
vile, where they had business in thu
Supreme court.
Mrs. Il. Edwards, John w .Stewar
and Mrs. Ernest Hay are in Nashville
on account of the serious illness 0.
Mr.. T. A. Enochs.
Arsenate Of lime for potato bug
etc. Cheaper and nicer to handl,
than paris green. Mr.. Powers rec
ommends it.-Elk
w. j. Jones and daughter, Mis-
Elizabeth, left Monday for their farm
near Frankfort, Mich, where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Eunice Melton and Mrs. F. A
Priddy left Wednesday morning fol-
Chattanooga to attend the Southern
Baptist Convention.
G. M. Fitzhugh and wife, of Mem
phis, have been here for several day!
as guests of Mrs. L. T. Fielder ant
Miss Maude Murray.
Miss Nena Rabb left Monday fol
her home in Paducah, KY, after
spending about two months here ir
the home of W. ]. Jones.
Clyde Aycock and wife and Arthur
Stegall and family, Of Jackson, were
here last Sunday as guests in the
home of J. D. Undertake.
REV. Fleetwood Ball left Tuesday
for Chattanooga to be present at the
Southern Baptist Convention which
assembled there Thursday.
Will Craven and Egleton Tarbet, Of
Saltillo, were here last Friday with
the Sardis baseball club that played
Lexington on that day.
The Sunday School at Hickory
Flat and Cedar Grove are doing ex-
cellent work. ]. w. Brenkley and W.
G. Grissom and live wires
Engineer James Byrd and wife
have rented rooms and are keeping
house with the family of DR.. Can
well in the old Pafford place. X
C. C. Mccall, prominent merchant,
of Jackson, spent SUNDAY here 1
guest of his brother, G. w. Mccall.
There are no better men than Curry
Mccall.
The Christian Education move
ment is going on the Lexington Cir
cult. The circuit has a loyal band Of
Christians who are lining up for bet,
ter things.
Druggist John W. Stewart return
ed last Saturday morning from Wis
it to his brother-in-law and sister
Mr. and Mrs. 7. A. Eenochs in the st.
Thomas Hospital.
Mrs. T. A. Lancaster is in Memphis
this week at the bedside of Mrs. w.
F. Huntsman, who underwent seri-
Gus operation Monday of this week at
the Baptist hospital.
LOST-Small black velvet hand
bag, Sunday, May 8, between depot
and home of Willis Jones or left on
train. Will identify by describing
contents.-This office.
Ernest Wadley, formerly of this
county, now living near Tiptonville,
has ordered The Progress sent to him
through his friend, j. w. Kent, ST.,
who was here last Monday.
J. F. Kent, Sr., of Tiptonville, was
here from Saturday to Monday to
visit people here and at Sardis and to
attend the annual decoration at Pros
pect, where his people are buried.
Gold and Shell frame glasses, very
good lenses. Must satisfy
you PERFECTLY. We can fit you.
About one FOURTH what you've
been paying. Let us PROVE it,
Elk.
DR.. w. F. Huntsman and two chill
dren went to Memphis Sunday to be
present Monday at on operation on
Mrs. Huntsman at the Baptist Hos
pital. Mrs. Huntsman was doing well
at last account.
Miss Geneva Stewart entertained
the Rock Club last Thursday after
noon, Mrs.W Watson Phillips made the
highest score and won the club prize.
Mrs. H. F. Martin won consolation.
A salad course was served.
When your breath is bad, appetite
poor, and you feel blue" and dis
couraged, you need Herbine One or
two doses will set you right. 1t is
great system purifier. Price Coo.
Sold by Watson-Arnold Drug Co.
We have several appropriate grad
uation presents. Fountain pens, 10
day albums, box stationary, gold
cuff buttons. military brush sets,
toilet sets, box perfumes, box candy
and many other articles.-Elk Drug
Store.
News reached Lexington Wednes-
day afternoon that Mr., T, A. Enoehs
had at noon on that day undergone
the much needed operation at st.
Thomas Hospital, and was doing as
well as could be expected at that time.