The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-08-19
Local and Personal

New Fall hats for women and chill
dren, at Fielder's.
Mrs. James Byrd has been right sick
since our last issue,
FOR SALE-Registered Poland
China boar.-Stanford Baasley.
Henderson county High School will
open Tuesday, September 9th,
Bebe Boswell, of Marion, KY, has
been here for the last few days.
Engineer Murray Roach is now do
ing duty on the Jackson swith engine.
Julian Jones and Max Ricketts,, Of
Sardis, were here the first of the
week
Miss Exile Joyce spent last Sunday
and Monday with Miss Maude Odle
at Parsons.
Mrs. Ed Walpole and little daugh-
ire, Mary, spent the first of the week
in Mckenzie.
Mrs. N. R. Barham spent one day
here last week visiting among her
many friends.
Deputy Sheriff Luther Mincey, who
lives on the North side of the coun-
ty, was in town Tuesday.
1t is always better to be in school
the first day, if we would get our
program arranged to suit US.
Don't fail to see "The Time of His
Life" at the City School Auditorium
on Friday evening, August Goth.
F. A. Priddy and wife returned
Monday from a two-weeks' visit to
relatives of Mrs. Priddy in Corsicana,
Texas.
Be sure to see "The Time of His
Life" You won't regret it. Help US
liquidate the school debt on the GYM
nasium.
Public Stenographer-Phone 40
Modern Remedy & Speciality Com
rSny's place of busines.-Eunice
Melton.
Egleton Tarbett, Of Saltillo, was
here last Thursday and helped our
base ball team defeat the Mckenzie
bunch.
T. B. Gideon, Jr., of Paducah, has
been here for few days visiting his
brother Gill, and his little friend, Jas.
Ballard.
G. F. Young, Of Mckenzie, repre-
senting the Reliance Insurance Com
pany, of Pittsburg, was in Lexington
last Friday.
All who are willing to board High
School pupils will please call the
principal, Prof. j. o. Brown and let
him know.
Col. H. F. Graper and son, Henry,
Jr., Ennis Tanning, wife and little
son, Jack, motored to Jackson Sun
day afternoon.
Big assortment of New Fall Hats
for women and children, at Fielder's.
The probability is that there will
be nearly as many pupils in the Jun
Tor High School this year as there are
in the senior.
The rain Of last Sunday afternoon
was not wanted-but the weather
man did not consult the wishes of
this community.
LOST-All-woo serge coat or coat
style, black trimmed with military
braid. Please hand to Mrs. Silas Ross
and be rewarded,
Lon AGstin went to Memphis Mon
day to spend two or three days. Just |
at that time Lon had new tomato
plants to bear fruit.
Telephone Manager Phillips left
last Saturday on an auto trip to Har-
din, KY, to spend Mr.. Phillips annual
vacation Of two weeks.
Mrs. G. A. Boyle and four children
returned to their home in Nashville
Tuesday after a weeks visit to rela-
tives and friends here.
John Sheppard, merchant Of the old |
18th district, was in town Monday
and at auction, bought him an $500 |
pony and a $500 saddle.
Neilus White, son of J. X. White,
now living at Supulka, Okla, has
been here since last Saturday visit
ing friends and relatives.
We had the pleasure of riding to
Darden with the county candidates
Thursday of last week-but we had
to go on and miss the oratory.
Sammie Pearson spent last Sunday
in Newbern and motored back Mon
day via. Mckenzie to see the ball
game between our town and that
place.
Miss Eunice Melton has opened a
public Stenographlc office with the
Modern Remedy & Speciality Com
pany. Your patronage will be appre-
ciated.
Charlie Walpole. ticket agent az
the Union Station at Memphis, has
been here for about ten days a guest
in the home Of his brother, Engineer {
Ed. Walpole.
Whether John Franklin is nominat-
ed or beaten in the primary Ct TIE