The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-05-27

bOHHJ Wctc WIN 10 AuCou"y'
Ernest Hay and wife, and w, A.
Lawler and wife spent several days
last week in Memphis.
Mrs. /, N, Black, of Linden, is Wis
iting her daughters, Mrs. Ross Kit
trell and Mrs. Black Webb.
H. L. Lacrox, Of Cordova, arrived
here yesterday to do some brick work
for R. H. Wheatley on the R. A. Lewis
residence.
Makes you STRONG and Hardy
you'll get fat. Elk Iron Tonic and
Flesh Builder-70 gallons $500 bot
ties sold.)
Judge L. B. Johnson, Circuit Court
Clerk J. B. Scott and Jno, d. Roberts
spent the lest of last week in Perry
county.
So COOLING to the head-cuts
dandruff-kills the microbe too. De-
lightfully perfumed-Elk Quinine and
sage.
Stays on in hot weather-delight-
fully perfumed-white, flesh, pink
and deep pink-Elk Liquid whiten-
ing.
Elder Joe Fuller Of the Primative
Baptist faith, will preach at Sand
Ridge, Sunday, May 10th. Everybody
invited.
Rev. I. N. Penick, of Union Uni
versity, Jackson, was here Monday on
return from his monthly appointment
at Parsons.
l now have a limited number of
those fine Ponderosa tomato plants
better see me if you want some of
them.-W. V. Barry.
Hon. ]. L. Cochran and wife, of I'm
ion City, have spent this week here
as guests of Hon. A. s. Montgomery
and family.
]. H. Holmes came over from Nc
nairy county to attend the school clos
ings and will spend the remainder of
TIE week WITH his family.
John Blankenship looks mighty nat
ural back in business in Lexington
associated with ]. X. White, selling
groceries near the depot.
Col. H. e. Graper was called to
Nashville Tuesday on account of a
change for the worse Of Mrs. Graper
in the st. Thomas hospital.
See "Bess Goes to Europe" and
weep with those who weep when baby
is lost and rejoice with those that re-
joice when baby is found.
Howard Kittrell, of Flat Woods,
Wayne county, is spending a few
days here this week visiting his
brother, Ross Kittrell
Master Roy and Miss Jewel Neal,
lad and lassie Of Henry county, near
Paris, are guests this week of their
aunt, Mrs. A. L. Beaton.
Lawyer W. H. Denison says he be-
lieves in insurance-but he had none
on the good tree, in front Of his home,
recently struck by Tightening.
Sam Murphy, the hustler from
Wildersville, was with us Wednesday
We hear that Sam will take hand in
the rebuilding of Wildersville.
Howard Eason, formerly of Hunt
ingdon, who has charge Of the former
Southern Engine & Boiler Works at
Jackson, was in Lexington Tuesday
! Buckskin brown, light tan, maroon
and several other attractive floor
paints-made to walk on-dries with
nice gloss.-Elk.
Miss Mary Barham, of Jackson is
spending the week here, guest of rel.
atives and friends and attending the
Commencement exercises at the High
School.
]. Will Kent combined business
with pleasure on his trip to Lexing.
ton from Maury county, buying ano
/, carrying back with him two car loads
of sheep.
Walter Wright is going to make
: his =, perty, the old Tomlin place
i two niles est of Lexington, one Of
the lest little stock farms in this
section.
|, The Bank of Wildersville will be re
! built--of course. This statement i!
not included in another article in thi!
, issue, relative to rebuilding intention!
, in Wildersville.
J. F. Winslow, wife and Mrs. Has
/, sic Wallace attended the annual sing
. ing and dinner-on-the- grounds, a
Prospect, est of Lexington, last Sun
day.
= We are glad to note former sheriff
j. Frank Martin, again improving il
health. Old Frank has had har,
v time and he never lost heart ant
. nerve.
Mac Dennison and wife, Stanle,
: Dennison and wife, Misses Strigl
and Tinker and Jake Runnels an,
family, of Perryville, were visitors il
Lexington Sunday.
Mrs. Moore, widow Of the late R. p
Moore, and who lives in Madison coun
ty with her only son, has been spend