The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-10-07

Circuit are called to meetzat Shady
Grove, October 14th. Let all be pres.
ent for great meeting. LetNrsF close
the years work in good shape.zA.. G.
Melton, Pastor.
Uur aged friend, Mr.. is
Kennedy, accompanied by hisadaagh-
ter, Miss Martha have spent Several
days here since last Friday on
count of the arrival of boy in the
home of Mr.. Kennedy's daughter,
Mrs. John Brewer.
i DR.. Sam T. Parker was taken i'll
last Friday afternoon with collie
which treatened appendicitis and inn
mediate operation, but Drs. Hunts
man and Powers pulled him through
without an operation and DIR. Parker
was out next day.
Rev. Fleetwood Ball returned to
Huntingdon after filling his appoint
ment at the Baptist church Sunday.
He is holding revival at Huntingdon
which during the first week had rez
suited in 20 conversions. The town is
very greatly stirred.
A clear colorless liquid that will
heal wounds cuts, sores and gals is
the latest and best production of med
ical science. Ask for Liquid Boro-
zone, it is marvel in flesh-healing
remedies. Sold by Watson Parker
Drug Co.
Miss Lucille Scott, who is teaching
in the High School at Bethel Springs,
McNairy county, spent last Friday
tillSunday at home. Miss Lucille
says she is delighted with her second
year High School work and the good
people of Bethel-especially the Hen
bricks family with whom she boards.
Our new Sheriff, T. A. Sisson and
family have moved into the Jail and
former Sheriff Wright and family
will occupy the w. T. McPeake home
on Huntingdon street, it being under
stood that Mr.. McPeake and family
will move to Wildersville where Mr..
McPeake and wife are both teaching
Teacher Training School will be in
augurated at the Baptist church next
Sunday Sunday when the members of
the faculty will occupy the pulpit day
and night. Every day next week ex-
ercises will be held at the church be-
ginning at $3.50 p. M, and continuing
until $3.50 p. m. Everybody is invited
to the exercises.
Oakley & Company have bought the
Jap Petty property Gold fairground)
place, on the Northwest side of Lex
ington, the same property that was
sold few months ago by Capt. Man
ley--and the sale fell through. This
property has on it two excellent res
licences and embraces twenty acres
of valuable ground.
Bennett&Joyner reported last Mon
day the most successful first Monday,
in cash business they had had in a /
long time--and by the way, they could
trace five wagons sold on that day d.
rectly to small advertisement in The
Progress. What pity it is that all
business men do not appreciate the
value of the right kind of advertising.
To remove bilious impurities in the
system and be made internally clean
and healthy, you need the fine tonic
and laxative properties Of Herbine. 1t
acts quickly and thoroughly. Price
Coo. Sold by Watson-Parker Drug
Co.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Rogers,
last Saturday the 1st inst, boy ba-
by-with lusty lungs, as can be testi-
fled. Mrs. Rogers and Virgil Briggs,
jr., are both doing well. The doctor
sets a cold million valuation on this
only son and child-but casts no re-
Elections on future possibilities along
the same line.
NOTICE--All people who are in
debted to the firm of Darlington &
Scates or to C. L. Scates are hereby
notified that these accounts must be
settled at once and have the books
at the Fesmire e. Cogdell shop. If
these accounts are not satisfactorily
settled by November LIST, same will be
placed in the hands of an officer for
L. SCATES.
Mrs. Ora Henderson, daughter of
T. B. Hamilton, now living near Ca
Mo-, was carried to Nash
vile Wednesday of last week, expect
ing to undergo an operation for ap-
pendicitis. The operation was avoid
ed, but the patient developed Typhoid
fever, which will keep her in the hos
pital indefinitely. Mr.. Hamilton ar
rived here in time to accompany his
daughter to Nashville.
j. II. Harris, of Spearman, Hans
ford county, Texas, arrived in the
county Wednesday of last week to
spend two weeks or so visiting rela-
tives and old friends in the Darden
vicinity and in the old 18th district.
Mr.. Harris was a member of the Hen
derson county court before he left
here in 1888. He is a brother-in-law
of Esq. W. l.. Frizzell and an uncle of
DIR. Convey Maxwell, who was with
him in Lexington last Monday.
At varrions times the Swain Show
has brought to us various comedians
Thomas '0keefe, Happy" Gowlan,
"Chick" Paulett, Tim Lester, Sam
Hunter, and others, but we have to
hand it to Mr.. Hunter when it comes
to black face he being the best it has
ever been our pleasure to see. When
it comes to doings the "Son of Erin"
stuff, Mr.. Tim Lester is among those