The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-09-29
Local and Personal

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Lexington last Monday.
Andy Joyner, Beacon agent for the
NC, was here Monday.
Hon. A. G. Matthews, of Memphis,
was here Tuesday night.
Mrs. Clyde L. Colley, and mother,
Of Luray, were here Sunday.
Judge W. M. Taylor has been over
from Blytheville, Ark, this week.
Ernest Brewer left Tuesday for
Memphis to attend the Tri-State
Fair.
Neal Tarbett, of the Peoples Saving
Bank, Jackson, was here Monday
morning.
Circuit Court Clerk John B. Scott was
able to get out-on crutches-last
Monday.
John NJ. Clark, of Jackson, piano
tuner, was here last week and did con-
siderable work.
Askew Miller, the Bargerton mer-
chant and all-round good fellow, was
in town Tuesday.
Elk Premium tickets on paint bills
also.-Elk Drug Store.
Lanoice Hay left Monday morning
for Nashville where he will enter the
Vanderbilt University.
Mrs. P. H. Mccall attended Prim-
tive Baptist Association at McKen-
zie the first of the week.
Mrs. H. E. Graper returned from
Nashville Friday, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. ]. p Holmes.
Mrs. Bowel Lawson, of Jackson, is
spending the week here with her
mother, Mrs. ]. Frank Stewart.
Mrs. R. L. McCulley, of Hinson
Springs, returned Tuesday from Wis
it to her sister at Pine Bluff, Ark.
Orzo Wilson and family spent last
Sunday in Madison county, visiting
G. G. Winslow, uncle of Mrs. Wilson.
Joe Vice, of Decaturville, was here
Friday enroute to New York, where
he will enter the Columbia University.
Poison Wheat (Elk) gets every
mouse and the rats too.
J. F .Winslow and wife spent last
Sunday in Madison county with the
families of G. G. Winslow and Dave
Key.
Sam Benson, of Reagan, was here
last Saturday and uttered those
pleasing words-"send it another
year,.
Bee Grissom and paint man made |
a trip to Madison county Monday and |
Bee said they found some good pros
poets.
Esq. M. E. Rhodes and w. C. |
Crook, of the Middle Fork vicinity, |
were pleasant callers at this office
Saturday
The Friday Afternoon Woman's
Bible Study Class will meet with Mrs. |
I. A. Lancaster this week. Mrs. I. A. |
Enochs, leader.
w. c. Pearson, who is running the |
cotton gin Of Pearson Brothers, in
Jackson, spent last Sunday at home
with his family.
Our lady clerk sold SIT worth Elk
Flesh Builder Monday.
Jack Williams, of the old 10Th dis
trict, was in town Wednesday and paid !
his Middle-Forked Deer Drainage
district arrears.
Mrs. Lillion Perrine Davis left last
Sunday for Sugar Tree, where she has
accepted the position of principal of
the school there.
Rev. Fleetwood Ball left Monday |
for Huntingdon where he will spend
this week conducting revival in the
First Baptist church.
Mrs. Martha Denison, who has
made her regular home with W. H.,
will visit around among her other
children until "Watty" returns.
Miss Inez McCulley, of Hinson
Springs, went to SCOTS Hill Wednes-
day to take charge of the music class
in connection with the school.
Guaranteed spectacles about one
third what you have been paying
Elk.
w. R. Britt and wife, of Jackson,
were here Tuesday and Wednesday |
after visiting relatives at Dresden |
and both went home Wednesday.
Mrs. Cooper Sweat, Mrs. W. F.
Huntsman and Mrs. Dixie Logan went
to Jackson last Saturday in the
Sweat car, driven by Allen Sweat.
We spent last Sunday afternoon in
the suburban home of our good
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Henry, and
Of course Jim had to walk US over his |
crop.
Rev. ]. T. Myers, of the First |
Methodist Church, Jackson, will
preach at the NJ. E. Church, South,
here next Monday night. Everybody
invited.
If thin and in bad health-you're
the loser if you don't take Elk Flesh