The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-08-05
Local and Personal
Itch Salve (Elk) fine.

Pres Dennison went to Parsons
Saturday to see the ball game.
c. D. Wilkinson and Dick Weller,
of Saltillo, were here last Friday,
W. c. and L. H. Pearson went to
Clifton last Friday to see the ball
games.
j. P. Parker and son John, of Wild
ersville, helped swell the crowd here
Monday.
R. L. White, of Reagan, was here
Monday and became a subscriber to
this paper
Quinine and sage (Elk.) feels so
cooling to-head.
Hubert Boren and Mrs, H. G. Den
nison, of Darden, were here Saturday
of last week.
J. w. Page and wife returned last
Friday from Dawson Springs, both
much benefited
Isham Hearn and Wylie Greene, of
West of Town were here Monday
bright and early,
Telephone Manager Phil S and
wife made run over to Jackson last
Saturday in their auto,
Our friend, Mr.. J. |. Dyer brought
his good wife in to see US last Mon
day-a visit we appreciated
You can always find a supply of all
makes of typewriter ribbons at our
store.-Watson- Parker Drug Co.
Ice water every day-welcome.-
Elk.
Mrs. H. D. Barry has resumed her
work at the j. R. Fielder store after
having taken months vacation.
Innis Tanning, wife and little son,
of Memphis, are spending few days
here visiting relatives and friends.
Parker Wood, lawyer, of Selmer,
was here last Friday in bankruptcy
case before Referee T. A. Lancaster.
Rev. Fleetwood Ball is spending
this week holding meeting at Piney
Creek church, six miles South of town.
Esq. J. C. Peterson is off on a visit
to Arkansas and Missouri and will
yet remain some time if his health will
permit,
After the machine being lost or
weeks Walter Blankenship finally
found his Ford at Lavenia, Carroll
county.
Leather Life" (seat dressing) and
top dresing-makes 'em like new
Elk.
Mrs. Hassie Wallace, accompanied
by J. F. Winslow and wife spent Tues
day at the home of John Olive in the
old 9Th.
Contractor Kennon Smith has been
making his daily trips to Wildersville
where he is building one Of the big
store houses.
T. r. Sisson, an Eastern Star man,
attended the celebration of that order
at Ebenezer Hall, near SCOTS Hill, |
last Saturday
BY the way-What has become of |
the Law and Order League? If a
broom does not sweep clean while
now when will IT
T. Wilkins and wife returned Mon |
day from Paducah, where Mr.. wilkins |
had been sick about two weeks,
while visiting there.
Get an Elk Safety Razor and be
happy. 35c and $500.
The little shower of last Sunday af-
ternoon was preceded by a rather
strong wind and brought temporary
relief from intense heat.
Murray Duck, of Sardis, was here
last Thursday, gave this office a call
and had the paper continued to his
address for another year.
The people began to p u r into !
town at an early hour Monday morn
ing in considerable numbers-and the
crowd was finally a good one.
From the amount of emaciated
stock led out of town last Monday af-
ternoon, there had been heroic efforts
made on the boneyard that day.
The "swimmin' hole, out on the
Clifton road, came back into requi-
sition last week after the water hav-
ing been muddy for several days.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. Lee
Roy Swain has had no backset since
she had TO undergo an operation for
appendicitis in a Memphis Hospital
The prices at which second crop
seed Irish potatoes have sold show
that the cold storage business beats /
farming by a considerable majority. /
One of the sons of Mrs. R. l.. Me /
Culley, at HinSon Springs. is making
very substantial and artistic rustic /
seats, swings. etc, out Of birch poles. .
Biggest line Of baseball goods in .
Henderson county.-Elk.
Hon. John F. Hall. wife and son.
Johu Murray. left Tuesday for Hot
Springs to spend two weekS-and Mr. .
Hall claims this to be his first vaca-
tio1. /
George d. 0'Gwin. Of 7S5 Moreland