The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-04-01

Trent Haggard of Coffeeville,
Kansas, arrived here last Saturday
morning to spend the week in the
home of his grandfather, Hon. P. o.
Roberts.
Notwithstanding at this date
| will sell only for cash. am forced
to do this, and respectfully ask con-
tinuation of your patronage.
w. H. ROSS.
Stomache trouble? Try Elk Diges-
tive Tablets-600 bottles sold.-26c
and 52c.
A much-desired account Of the Sum
day-School Institute which has been
in progress in the NJ. E. Church, So,
coming in too late on our publication
doy, is deferred until next week.
L0ST-About four miles West of
Lexington, on Jackson road, on Fri
day, March 25th, a silver, triangular
card case, with "Mary" engraved
thereon. Finder will be rewarded at
this office.
Good body, stays on-Velvet luber-
lcating oil-pays to buy the best
Elk.
Clerk & Master Barry, being unable
on account of poor vision, to do full
work in his office, Mrs. Dixie Logan
has this week given considerable help
in copying DEGREES, making out the
April term docket, etc.
If reports coming from Andy JOY
ner, in the st. Thomas Hospital in
Nashville, are true, we shall expect
dick" to come home soon, abandon
telegraphy as an occupation and take
up prize-fiting for livelihood
~ GALLONS bought to date 1880
bottles) and we've sold 14l0 Of 'em
(or 65 gallons. ELK Tonic.
Mrs. W. S. Connolly hopes to be
able to come home after spending
this additional week in Paducah with
her daughter, Mrs. Ivey Beck, who has
been in critical condition from blood
poisoning for more than three weeks.
Among the delegates to the Sun
day-School Institute held in the
the Southern Methodist church begin
ming last Monday, were Messrs. T. C.
Smith,, F. Maness and d. G. Johnson.
Mr.. Smith has been cashier Of the
Bank of Enville for eleven years.
Auto, buggy, wagon paint, all col
ors, the high grade. We don't handle
a cheap paint.-Elk.
Services will be held next Saturday
and Sunday afternoons at o'clock at
Ridge Grove church, five miles north
west Of Lexington, by Rev. j. G.
Cooper. He will preach at the Sec
ond Baptist church, this place at
night
Eleven years ago last Sunday, Mar.
9th, Easter Sunday, Doctor" V. B.
Rogers took unto himself wife in
the person of Miss Berthel Moore, of
Huntingdon. Easter fell on March
9th that year 1910, but not again
until this year did the resurrection
anniversary fall on the same date.
A "bug" for your ear, Mr.. Gro
ceryman, and yours too Mr.. Butcher.
Recommend Elk Iron Tonic and
Flesh Builder~they'll eat.
Calls at our home and office We'd
nesday, FROM Rev. C. A. Waterfisld,
of Jackson, who was attending the
Sunday School Institute, in the M. E.
Church, South, were enjoyed and APP
preciated-for we, like all others who
come to know Bro. Waterfield, love
him.
Rev j. G. Cooper will preach next
Sunday morning at IL o'clock at the
First Baptist Church in the absence
of the pastor, Rev. Fleetwood Ball,
who is holding meeting in Cairo,
Ill. No preaching at night on account
of the conference at the M. E. Church,
South.
Painted twenty years ago and in
fair condition to-day-True-T agg
Paint-we can SHOW you and SAVE
you money.-Elk.
We have from DIR. C. A. Dennison,
at Idabel, Okla, letter and clipping
from the Paris, Texas Morning News,
telling of the death of A. p, or better
known as "Pres" Dennison, which &C.
CURED in Paris Sanitarium. Mr..
Dennison lived in English, Red River
county, Texas, and his remains were
carried there for interment.
Miss Catherine Barry was called
to Nashville Tuesday to spend a few
days with her sister-in-law, Mrs. w.
c. Barry, who was able to be carried
to her home in the city after week
in st. Thomas Hospital, following
an operation. Curry Barry's friends
rejoice with him in the rapid reeov-
cry of his wife.
Rev. Fleetwood Ball is spending
this week in Cairo, ILL.,, assisting Rev.
Clarence Azbill in a revival at the
first Baptist church there.
Hon. John F. Hall was called to
Nashville Monday night in connection
with the Henderson county jury bill
before the Legislature. Trustee APP
pleby went to Nashville Tuesday