The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-11-10

Rubbed into the skin for rheuma
tism, neuralgia, contracted muscles
sprains and lameness. Billiards. Snow
Liniment goes right through the flesh
to the bone, easing pain and removing
the cause. 1t is a powerful pain re-
lief. Three sizes, soc, Coo and $l.2O
per bottle. Sold by Watson-ParkeI
Drug Co.
Hon. T. w. Sims attempted to go
to Linden last Friday, but the branch
train did not leave Lexington until
after 900 o'clock in the night and
did not reach Perryville until 100
o'clock Saturday morning. The engine
trouble also kept the several school
children here who come from differ
ent points on the branch.
Judge w. H. Denison, who has been
in Nashville sitting on the Court of
Appeals in place and stead of Judge
Sgd. Clark, came home last Saturday
and remained until Wednesday. Mrs.
Denison and the children went visit
ing in the other direction. Judge
Dehison will bring his family and
.ome home to stay next week.
J. F. Kent, senior, who had under
gone operation in st. Thomas Hos
Dital in Nashville, for removal of a
arge tumor from his face, was able
% leave the hospital last Friday for
his home in Tiptonville. His son,
Frank, last Tuesday received a letter
announcing that the father was able
o be at work in his Tiptonville bust
less last Monday.
Engineer Joe Rockholt, who had to
Undergo an operation in the Lucy
3rinkley Hospital at Memphis, is up
md on his job again, and paying his
very other day visits to Lexington
md this office. Joe Rockholt is one
f the most popular employees the N.
;. has ever had in Lexington and he
vas sadly missed when away from his
york.
We are offering special prizes on
'ig-10 in the larger sizes-you
ave considerable on it that way
Xix.
Isaac M. Buck, of tn old 18th dis
riot, was in town last Saturday and
peaking Of this fall weather condi-
ions brought from Mr.. Buck the
tatement that he has been watering
is stock from the same pond for 81
ears. It is a natural swag in the
round and has always caught such
n ample supply Of water that the
ond has gone dry but three times in
he 81 years-this year being the last
ime.
A notable and affecting feature Of
he closing night service Of the Gull
epper revival, in the City School
was singing the entire
our verses Of the beautiful song,
The Old Rugged Cross" by little
fiss Lilly Mckay ("Bitsy') daugh-
er of Rev. Fleetwood Ball. The little
ady sang as composedly as il she had |
ing been before the public--and so
that there were moist eyes |
, the congregation.
One day in the last weekend we
opped the young Tom" Winslow
ar going West, for lift to our home
n North Main and Mr.. Winslow and
is son-in-law, Mr.. Raymond Weir,
lformed us that on that day they had
Sid a bale of cotton weighing 732
ounds at 231sc per pound. Several
ales like that would put a fellow
mong the plutocrats of "malefactors
great wealth." Cotton, however,
bid as high as 25.5 here last Satur-
ay.
Watch our show window for the $40
oil we are going to give away with
val toilet articles such as tooth
aste, face cream, face powder, hair
mic, etc.
John McCulley, of Williston, Fay
tie county, arrived here last week to
sit his sister, Mrs. R. l.. McCulley,
Hinson Springs and when we met
i'm last Saturday he gave US our first
formation that Mrs. McCulley and
lmily will move before the first of
ext year to her plantation near Ham,
lrg, Mississippi. The Hinson Springs
roperty has been rented to Mr.. and
RS. Jim Odle. The removal of Mrs.
cCulley and family will cause uni
,rsal regret for they have made
any friends here who will sorely
ISIS them. II
Rev. Burke Culpepper, whose tent
Getting closed Tuesday night after
n days of endeavor for the religious,
oral, social and material uplift of
exington and Henderson county, was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. <. Graper
their home on North Main Street
Id the Reverend gentleman made the
atement that it was the first time
perhaps fifteen years that he had
zen entertained in a private home )
lille carrying on a revival campaign
a town or city. We feel sure that ;
70. Culpepper could not have had a
armer welcome or have been more
'spitably entertained than he was in !,
e Graper home.
Middling cotton went to % cents in