The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-03-04

Miss Laura Cowan, milliner in the
j. r. Fielder store, is lodging with the
family of W. V. Barry, on Main st.
Girls, we're going to give you some
nice things on Elk Trade Tickets too.
Save 'em.
Elvin Kennedy, the Railway Mail
Clerk on the Nashville through trains
has been here this week on business.
Mrs. W. R. Britt, of Jackson, has
spent this week here with the fami-
lies of S. E. Ballard and G. w. Nc
Call.
Askew Miller, the Bargerton mer-
chant and all round good fellow, was
here Wednesday, looking ruddy as
usual.
Raise onions from seed-they are
better and will keep, solid in winter
when the onions raised from sets ruin
by sprouting.
Big lot fine baseball gloves-$1 .25
to $3.50. Get one at last years price
they're higher this year.-Elk.
T. G. Patterson, Of Huron, was in
town Tuesday and paid this office
call, renewing his subscription for
another year.
Mrs. Hugh F. Boswell and three
boys returned last Saturday from a
three weeks visit in Louisville and
Bloomfield, Ky.
Mrs. J. H. England, of Luray, has
been here this week on account of the
illness of her granddaughter, little
Alice Louise league.
Miss Mildred Mccall came over
from Alamo last Saturday and spent
until Sunday noon with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mccall.
sit won't come off-its True agg
Paint" Sold it for 20 years-we
KN0W.-Elk.
Court convened in Decaturville last
Monday and Judge N. r. Barham and
Acknowledgement HUI C. Anderson
were here that day enroute.
FOR SALE ilvertone" Phono-
graph. Cabinet size and in first class
condition. Price reasonable.
w. H. BEATON.
Boys-save the Elk trade tickets.
We are going to give baseball goods
away on them.
Regular services will be held at
Ridge Grove Baptist church, six
miles Northwest of town next Satur-
day and Sunday afternoons at 2:30
o'clock.
J. S. league, and wife, of Luray,
have spent the week here on account
of the illness of their little grand
daughter, Alice Louise, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Merit league.
Painted 20 years ago with True
Tagg paint 6 coats) and in GOOD
condition to-day. We can SHOW you.
Elk.
Judge T. A. Lancaster went to
Washington, d. c., Tuesday to attend
the Inauguration of President Hard
ing and to push his own claims for
the West Tennessee Federal Judge
ship.
The Workers Meeting to be held
March 1919 at the Union Baptist
church is awakening widespread in
terest. The attendance of preachers
and laymen bids fair to be record
breaking.
Worth their weight in gold"-Mr.
]. Frank Martin, about Elk Kidney
Pills.-0nly 52c.-why pay So?
DR.. J. G. McMillin, of Decaturville,
was here in the last weekend on his
return from Memphis, where he had
been to place an unfortunate Decatur
county girl in the Home of the Good
Shepherd.
H. s. Nichols, of Jackson, was over
last Saturday and made a good talk
to the members of the Lexington
Sweet Potato Growers Association.
who held a meeting in the Clerk &
Masters office.
Barry Jones, wife and baby left
last Monday. after spending four
weeks here, during which time Barry
worked West Tennessee for his
"Beechnut" line and his wife and ba-
by were guests of grandfather" c.
B. Jones and wife. Barry went to
GAINESVILLE and Mrs. Jones to Men,
phis.