The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-07-29
Local and Personal

For the feet-Nyal Ease 'em.-Elk.
D. E. Rhodes, of near Middle Fork,
was in to see US Monday,
Mr.. DuBuse, of Memphis, selling
auto supplies, was here Tuesday.
Just what the public demands the
public will get-picture shows and
all.
J. B. Newman and daughter, Miss
Mile, of Sardis, were in town Mon
day.
Big line baseball goods.-Elk.
School crayon, tablets and pen
cils.-Elk.
Mrs. Merit league was sick in last
weekend and was still confined to
her bed Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Samuel T. Parker return
ed Sunday from a visit to her parents
in Bowling Green, KY.
Mrs. Eva Sneed returned Sunday
from a short visit to Mrs. Charles
Williams in Paris.
Misses Evelyn and Lula Mae Pear
son have had as visitors this week
two young men from Arkansas.
Hon. A. S. Montgomery, wife and
son left yesterday Thursday to
spend ten days at Dawson Springs.
Edward Undertake had a round
with acute Indigestion last Saturday
which knocked him out temporarily.
Miss Evelyn Bradley, of McLe-
moresville, has been here on a visit
to her cousin, Miss liberia Holmes.
The Tucker tenr was removed last
Monday and the Chautauqua tent was
put up on the same site the same day.
Ice water every day-welcome.-
Elk.
Because of the illness of Esq J. w.
Threadgill Wednesday, the hearing of
Walter Petty was continued until
Friday.
Hugh McCrory, a Humboldt lawyer,
partner of Hon. 7. j. Walsh, was in
Lexington Wednesday on professional
business.
The IoI,no OF tho M Tk,,~oh
South will serve a Brunswick Stew
in the court house yard on Monday,
August LIST.
Lexington has a dandy baseball
nine-but the players are finding
anew that eternal vigilance is the
price of safety"
Esco Deryberry returned to his
home in Scott, Miss, but will return
to Lexington in about two weeks to
complete his visit.
Rev. H. R. Rose left Monday for
Henderson where he will be for about
ten days holding a meeting at the M.
E. Church, South.
Still selling those nice, stylish Shell
and gold frame glasses-about one
fourth the usual price.-Elk.
Rev. A. E. Cole and wife, of Quin-
cey, ILL.,, have been here and at Sardis
for the last week visiting their many
relatives and friends.
Mrs. G. T. Ray returned last Fri
| day to her home in Humboldt after
one f othe most pleasant visits ever
poid to her old home.
Esco Derryberry, wife and two chill
dren, of Scott, Miss, arrived here
Monday to spend two weeks visiting
relatives and friends.
Bloody" Conger, the popular young
section foreman. of the NC, gave US
call Wednesday and had this paper
continued to his address.
Sheriff Bryant, of Dyer county,
was here Sunday morning, hunting
| the number of lost automobile-an
| found it in the courthouse.
Top dressing for auto and buggies
also leather seat dressing.-Elk.
Esco Derryberry and wife, Mrs. J.
A. Pafford, Miss Eunice Melton and
VIII Below motored to Mckenzie
Tuesday to see the ball game.
! Quite a number of lovers of our ma
tioual game went to Mckenzie last
Tuesday to see the game between our
team and the fast one at that place.
Sheriff Wright was accompanied to
Nashville this week by his wife, who
had charge of the two girls who were
put in the Florence Crittendon Home.
Mrs. W. V. Barry had an attack of
acute indigestion Sunday afternoon
and was quite sick for a while-until
our DR.. Huntsman reached home and
gave her relief.
L. A. Lawler, of Huron, writes US
to announce that protracted services
will begin at that place Sunday, Iu-
ly 81, and invites everybody to" come
over and help us
Delightfully."- perfumed and so nice
for Summer use-Elk Liquid Whiten-
ing-white, flesh. pink. 26 and Sc
Elk.
The report comes from Parsons that
eur brother. G. Sterling Barry. who
had to undergo a serious operation
few months ago. has been confined
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