The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-05-26
WILDERSVIIIE
Live News Items from that progressive furnished by
our Local Correspondent.
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BY MRS. B. E. TODD

]. D. Tilson and family and Messrs
Leon Hall and j. d. Tilson were in Yu-
ma Sunday afternoon.
Postmaster F. M. Orr was in your
city Monday on business.
County Court Clerk J. W. Jarrett
and wife, of Huntingdon, attended
church here Sunday.
r. M. Leach, manager of the Wild
ersville Produce Company, spent from
Saturday until Monday with his wife
and daughter at Atwood
Mrs. Julia Orr, of Concord, was
here Sunday enroute to your city to
visit relatives.
s. G. Leslie and wife were guests
of their son and daughter at Clarks-
burg, last week.
Onis Coffman, of Cedar Grave, was
here last weekend on social business.
George Bolen was in your city Mon
day on business.
Another heiress arrived at the home
of F. S. Odle and wife Monday morn
ing. The mother and youngster are
doing splendid but Sylvester is not so
well.
Elder Boone Douthitt, of Hender-
!; son, preached two sermons at the
christian church Sunday.
j. M. Crockett and wife visited
Friends near Alberton last weekend.
Several from Yuma were here Sum
day attending preaching
Emmett Douglass is very low with
typhoid fever at his home near Poplar
corner. DR.. C. E. Bolen, Of this place,
is in attendance upon him.
Prof. H. ]. Bolen, Ellsworth Bolen,
Misses Vashti Orr, Pinkie Olive and
Hettie Burton are at their respective
homes since the High School closing,
your city last week, where they had
been attending during the past several
months.
Charlie Sanders, of Undertake
was here Sunday.
L. w. Adams and family, of Syca-
more Hill Stock Farm, near Long
sought, were guests of R. L. Walker
and wife Sunday.
Miss Lorene Bolen is at home with
her parents, DR.. C. E. Bolen and wife,
after finishing her years work as a
student in eed-Hardeman College at
Henderson.
A number of people from Clarks-
burg and community were here Sun
day to attend church.
Misses Hazel and Allie Orr, of near
Huntingdon, were guests of relatives
here the first Of the week.
R. E. Bunch and wife were visitors
here last weekend.
The second daughter arrived at the
home of T. B. Hill and wife last Fri.
day. All concerned are doing well.
John Parker, wife and son, visited
relatives in your city Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. J. s. Bolen and little daughter
of Farmville, were here the first Of
the week visiting relatives.
Some of the Alberton population
were here Sunday attending services
at the Christian church.
j. d. Tilson and mother were il
Clarksburg the first Of the week.
Ivory Fesmire went to Nashville Of
Friday of last week to undergo oper
alton and treatment for an affecte,
leg. His father, l. H. Fesmire an
Sam Murphy accompanied him. San
returned Sunday and reported Ivor,
doing splendidly. His father remain
ed with him.
Miss Lille Rust, of Clarksburg, i
spending the week with her sister
Mrs. B. E. Todd.
Oscar Hester and wife, of Farm
vile, were here Saturday afternoo
shopping. q
Rev. W. E. Gibson, of Hollow Rocl
preached at Rock Springs, on Rout
No. /, Sunday.
County Farm Agent, H. A. Power,
was here last week on business.
B. E. Todd and wife spent Saturda
night with relatives in Clarksburg.
DIR. w. I. Howell had his Ford ca
stolen from a garage in Yuma, Sur
day night He had left the car ther
for some repairing, and was advise
by telephone early Monday mornin
that his car had been stolen from tt
garage during the night. The car wa
later found near Holiday where I'll
taker had deserted it.
Rev. A. U. Nunnery of Parsons, wi
fill his appointment at the Bapti!
church Saturday afternoon and Sun