The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-09-02
Local and Personal

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Picking spices.-Elk.
W. H. Montgomery is in the Nash
vile market this week.
Edward Barry returned Sunday
evening from Nashville.
Mrs. w. H. Montgomery has beer
right sick for several days.
1t won't come off-it's True-Tagg
Paint"-Elk Drug Store.
L. B. Moore, of Darden, was here
Wednesday and gave us call.
John w. Joyner and wife are visit
ing relatives and friends in Newbern
HUI. C. Anderson, Attorney of
Jackson, was here on business We'd
nesday.
WANTED-Four young lady school
boarders. Reasonable rates.-Mrs. P.
s. Pearson.
Miss Birdie Syler, of Jackson, has
been here for several days guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jones.
Miss Nina Reed, of Nashville, has
heen here for few days visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Reid.
Manuel Blankenship claims the big
gest Watermelon of the season
brought to Lexington-54 pounds.
Elk Premium Tickets with school
tablets and supplies-going to give
the girls and boys some nice pre-
miums this fall.
Mrs. Dixie Logan and little son,
Dick, visited Rue Winslow and famI
ily in Luray in the last weekend
We are requested to announce that
Rev. Willie J. Fesmire, of Jackson,
will preach at Ridge Grove church
next Sunday.
Mrs. Clifton Dazemore, accompan-
led by her daughter, of Atlanta, Ca,
arrived Wednesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. S. M. Barnett.
Mrs. J. N. Presley, of Sardis, was
in town Saturday afternoon, paid this
office a call and had her subscription
continued for another year.
R. Winfield McKelvey, of Chester
filed was in town bright and early
Monday morning, accompanied by Mr..
Shannon, of the same village.
Harvey Hogg, the only living
specimen of his particular kind and
a cigar salesman in class to him.
self, was in Lexington Monday.
Grocerymans friend and the butch
ers too-Elk Flesh Builder and Iron
Tonic-You'll EAT and sleep good
SIC and $1.04.
W. c. Pearson returned Saturday
from Memphis where he had been to
enter contract with the Phoenix Cot
ton Oil Co., to buy seed this winter.
Lem Jones, musician, insurance
man and all-round good fellow, hav-
ing Adamsville, McNairy county, for
the place of his habitat, was here last
Friday
Arthur L. Hughes, of Saltillo, was
here again Wednesday after another
truck load of lumber for the interior
finishing of the Saltillo High School
building.
FOR SALE-0ne six-room house
on Clifton Street, on two-acre lot
with two tenant houses on a rear
street. Will sell all or part.-W. A.
BOBBITT.
Little Misses Mary Francis Phil
lips and Evelyn Noel have returned
from Memphis where they were
guests of the little daughters of Hon.
S. f. Murray.
For school work (and good SER
vice) get Conklin Fountain Pen-no
trouble to show you.-Elk Drug
Store.
MISS kutn Dairy, OF stuttgart
Ark, leaves for Humboldt to-day
friday to visit her aunt, Mrs. G. I
Ray. and will not return to Lexing-
ington on this trip.
Homer Pendergrass was in town
last Saturday, looking thin, but re-
ported himself on rising ground Ho-
mer went to school here and has ma.
ny friends in Lexington.
| will preach at Thomas School
House. seven miles South Of Lexing-
ton on Saturday night before and the
third Sunday in September. Every
body invited.-E II. POTTS.
There was a big crowd in Lexing
ton last Friday-the last day before
the Republican county primary. Som,
came to talk-sOme 10 be talked Il
and all seemed to have a good time.