The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-09-23
Local and Personal

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Kirtley Blount has been in Mem
phis-:htunting . job: -
No hope---he's been eating Elk
Poison Wheat. DIR Rat
DIR. Riley Nix, Of Dallas, Texas, has
been here since our last issue.
Edward Undertake left Monday to
enter Vanderbilt University, at
Nashville. +" -" IL
Miss Mildred Mccall left last Sat-
ufday morning for q ,,, weeks visit to
friends fh Alamo $500 S~
Rev. L. s. Sedberry, Of Louisville,
KY, visited his sister, Mrs. j. Coke
Moore, last wkek.'ssS'si''s ~ -
DR.. C, E., Bolen and Esq. w. R. .Bo-
len. both Of Wiidefsville, were in Lex
Tngton last Saturday.
49, Ise ,hHNfsssS 49,, = -
The Fountain Pen for service
(Conklih.- Elk.
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,WANTED-To exchange farm Of
$50 acres, for good house and lot in
Lexington, or Will seik Apply at this
office. . - ''- E,
Mrs. John F. Logan and Miss Ruby
Winslow spent last Friday afternoon
and night in Jackson attending the
fair. A 49,
L. s. Beasley, of Luray was in town
last Thursday and had this paper
continued to his address for another
year. = .'..e'e = 'H.
The sweet potato yield does not
promise to be abundant, we hear from
the growers who have examined the
patches.
LOST-0n the streets of Lexing-
ton, pair of plain, gold frame glasses,
in black spring-back cases. Return to
this office.
Auto top and leather seat dressing
auto, buggy and wagon paint.-Elk.
Mrs. w. L. Darden returned last
Saturday from Jackson where she had
spent the week visiting relatives and
attending the fair.
d. P. Bush, who gets his mail out
of Cedar Grove, was here last We'd
nesday and had this paper continued
to his address for another year.
H. j. Bolen, of near Wildersville,
who was our correspondent for some
time, arrived in Lexington last Mon
day and entered the High school.
Charles H. Fort, of Nashville, was
here in the last weekend, making a
trip for G. W. Maxwell for che Foster
& Parks Printing Co., of Nashville.
We can save you good money on
your paint bill.-Elk.
Irby W. Eller, of Memphis, is
spending his vacation here With his
relatives. Mrs. Eler and little daugh-
ter, Francis have been here for about
two weeks.
H. L. Webb, of Memphis. formerly
of this county, was here Monday rep
resenting the John Wade Company, a
Wholesale grocery concern, Of that
place.
Chancellor W. H. Denison, wife and
little daughter went to Nashville
Thursday to take in the State Fair
and will also visit relatives in Shelby
vile.
Mrs. j. w. Pageg was very seri-
curly i'll during most Of last week, but
has so much improved that she has
been able to be up a part Of the time
since the first Of this week.
Glen Baton, extra NC operator
left Lexington for Yuma, Wednesday
after spending six days in the Lex.
ington station and living in the old
Barry home on ~ Main st.
As our good friend, the late Geo
W. Partin, used to say Have you
tried any of THOSE fine new sor.
hum of which the country folks are
making so MANY this season."
Humboldt will have a two-days fan
on Friday and Saturday Of this weel
and our totwnsman. John Tanning
assisted by his wife will put on /;
Maxwell House coffee demonstration
in which work they viii be assisted
by Miss Mary Threadgill who wa.
with them in their very successful
week at the Jackson Fair.