The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-08-05

WIS Leu IHWedLt ana TWO CnllQreT
arrived from Nashville last week tc
spend several weeks here with heI
sisters, Miss Maud Murray and Mrs
l.. T. Fielder,
Mrs. W. R. Dennison and daughter,
in-law, Mrs. Stanley Dennison, OF
Perryville, spent Thursday of last
week here-the latter on business
with a Dentist.
Mrs. Dixie Logan went to Padu-
cab Monday to spend a few days with
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. John
ston. She was accompanied by her
little son, Dick.
The joke will be on you if you buy
a cheap paint-we sell the best only.
TRUE TAGG)-Elk.
Jack Smith was in town Monday,
still indisposed from getting too hot
on Thursday of last week. Next time
Jack may or may not listen to the adj
vice of his wife.
Frank Hassell, of Clifton, was here
Saturday enroute to Atlanta, Ca,
where he has employment, after
spending a week with his mother,
Mrs. Bose Dillon.
Watermellons in great plenty were
brought in last Monday, some of them
to 40 cents and possibly
higher in price. This seems to be a
great mellon summer.
f. f, Mccall, with the Chicago Mill
now stationed temporarily
at Cotton Plant, Ark, ives here the
first of the week on a visit to his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Mccall.
Wednesday morning was unfavora-
Bile on the Epworth League crowd GO
ing to Crawford Springs for encamp-
ment and on the candidates speaking
at Poplar Springs-but otherwise
glorious.
Auto, Buggy and wagon paint-the
nigh grade only. 1t pays to buy the
oest.-Elk.
If the baby suffers from wind collie,
iiarrhoea or summer complaint, give
t McGee's Baby Exiler. 1t is a pure,
harmless and effective remedy. Price
IS and Coo. Sold by Watson Parker
Drug Co,
The Undertake family intended to
nave runion at the old E. J. Tim
oerlake home Wednesday, Mrs. Ad-
lie Mccall coming from Memphis and
he family of Judge Barham from
Jackson.
Miss Rachel Small who lives with
he family of Walter Wright, went to
Wednesday morning to
20 out from there to see her uncle,
Mr.. William Small, who is in low
condition.
Pastor H. R. Rose being absent,
here was no preaching in the South
ern Methodist church Sunday morn
ng and night. Rev. Fleetwood Ball
Tiled his own pulpit in the First Bap-
list church.
Lon Austin says he has old sweet
potatoes sound as a dollar in his cell
ar and new ones in his patch as large
IS the old onse-so he is undecided
which place to go to supply his table
With that luxury.
County Judge L. B. Johnson, at
ended the Eastern Star celebration
1t Ebenezer Hall, near SCOTS Hill,
asst Saturday, and spent the night
With his father, Mr.. T. H. Johnson, in
he old 14th district,
Forty years of constant use is the
pest proof of the effectiveness of
Whites Cream Vermifuge for expell-
ng worms in children or adults.
Price 35c. Sold by Watson-Arnold
Drug Co,
DELIGHTFULLY."- perfumed and
20 nice-Elk Liquid Whitening
white, flesh, pink and deep pink
IS and 50 cents.-Elk.
J. B. Webb and family left Monday
or Waverly, where Mr.. Webb has
purchased an excellent suburban
nome. We regret losing these people
md can say in all sincerity that Lex
ngton has never had more excellent
'amily.
Miss Jessie Mccall. candidate for
register. was the first woman who
ever made a speech in Henderson
,ounty, asking the suffrage of the
Jessie making her talk
along with the other candidates last
Monday.
Merit league, wife and baby Alice,
eft Sunday for Luray, where Mrs.
league and Alice were to remain
while Merit joined his father, Esq. J.
5. league and others on an auto trip
% Steele, Mo-, and other points in
hat section.
Farmers have been getting such
rood prices for early watermellons
hat many had to look longingly at
he melons-and go without for want
If cash to buy them. Get all you can
while the getting is good, is the motto
If the world.
Poison wheat (Elk) will GET all
he mice and rats-so handy to use
g to pc packages.-Elk Pharmacy.
Judge l.. 7. Smith, came over from
Decatur county Wednesday of last
week to spend several days with his
daughters, Mrs. Bonnie Walpole and
Yrs Mary Smith. Judge Smith re-
,ortS crops to be spotted in upper