The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-11-11

worth POWERS, OF the P0WerS-Clty
Drug Store, Henderson, was in tow
the first of the-week and visited hi:
parents at Reagan. He left with US
an order for job printing.
Clear your blood with Nyal Spring
Sarsaparilla--fine-52c and S1.04.-
Elk
Former Recorder F. ]. Azbill and
Oliver Bartholomew are installing q
corn grist mill and feed crusher in
the old Threadgill lumber shed on the
Miss Mamie McHaney lot.
Protect your skin with Nyal Face
Cream--makes the powder sta yon
too.-Elk.
Kennon Smith and Pearson Moffitt
with their families, who have been
living in Wildersville, have moved
back to Lexington and making their
home at the residence of J. H. Mof-
fit.
B. E. Todd, correspondent of the
Lexington Republican, accompanied
by Mrs. Todd, correspondent for the
Progress, of Wildersville, were in
town Monday and gave this office a
call.
Guy Yarbbro, of Decaturville, pass
ed through Lexington Wednesday
morning in company with a colony of
about thirty people that he was tax
ing to Dyer county, where they will
locate on Guys fine farm.
There will be preaching at Union
Cross, Saturday night, Nov. 18th, at
700 o'clock and Sunday morning at
HOO and at Sassafras Grove at 2:30
Sunday afternoon, by Rev. E. H.
Potts. All are invited.
Mrs. w. L. McHaney came over
from Kennett, Missouri, last Friday,
for the purpose of selling or trying to
sell her excellent home place on jack
son Street. While here she was the
guest (until yesterday of relatives
and several friends.
We're sending Elk Tonic and Flesh
Builder to Paducah, Texas, Mississippi
in fact all over the country. 81
gallons sold to date.
FOUND-On Tuesday Of last week
~, hn hot he
mile fork and old McHaney Mill,
pair of Bi-focus glasses. Shell frame
with large lens. Can be found at this
office.
Jno. A. Mccall, accompanied by
Misses Elizabeth Trip and Mary
Mocbee, spent last Sunday in
Alamo, and were accompanied home
by Mrs. Mccall, who spent the week
there visiting her sister, Mrs. Herman
Conyers.
Circuit court has been in extra ses-
sion since Monday morning and this
is the third doy of the trial of Arthur
Hanna, on the charge of killing his
wife last May. The verdict has not
been reached as we go to press
Thursday,
Bill Segerson, fireman on the M. &
0. Ry., Jackson has been at home for
several days visiting his parents, near
Reagan. Bill happended to the mis-
fortune of being in wreck in Mis-
sissippi,, the latter part of the week
before and sustained very serious
injury about the eye.
An elderly lady 70 years of age
gained IL to Is pounds on Elk Flesh
Builder and Iron Tonic-it will
BUILD you up and make you strong
and hardy.
DIR. R. Y. Fisher, of Parsons, was
here last Monday on business. DIR.
Fisher seems to be satisfactorily re-
covering from illness of six months
with rheumatism, but will soon go to
Hot Springs in order to sooner expe-
dite his ability to resume his practice
for DR.. Fisher is needed.
Little Tom Coffman, who lives on
Route L, out of Juno, gave us a gal
Ion of his "Silver Chain" sorghum
last Monday, ande we will nave TO say
to the other sorghum makers that
they should take a few lessons from
Tom as this is the best we have ever
eaten.
Pastor Fleetwood Ball enjoyed a
splendid week of recreation last week
at Reelfoot Lake, as the guest of a
friend. The time was spent in catch
in gfish and shooting ducks, cooking
and eating same-and then sitting
down about the campfire, telling sto-
ries and otherwise pleasantly passing
the time. Bro. Ball has had a siren
eous summer of work and earned his
vacation.
Will Parker, wife, Homer Joyner
and Ju dge w. H. Lancaster made a
motor trip last Sunday from Lexing-
ton to Wildersville, thence to Yuma
and Clarksburg, where they visited
the cemetery and viewed the famous
Johnson monument, the base of which
is so heavy that two weeks were re-
CURED to drag it with block and tack
lie, the five miles from Yuma to
Clarksburg. This monument cost
$4,000 and marks the last resting
place of all the immediate Elder John |
Johnson family, except William, of
and Mrs. Ed. McCann, Of |
who survive