The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-09-15
Local and Personal


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Boys Chain Knives, 20 and 25c.-
Elk.
Mrs. j. D. Tilson, of Wildersville,
was here Saturday.
Several of our people are attending
the West Tennessee District Fair at
jackson this week.
Mrs. T. B. Gideon, of Paducah, was
here last weekend on a visit to her
son, Gill, and many friends.
Capt. Gordon Browning, of Hunt
ingdon, Democratic nominee for Con-
gress, was here last Thursday.
R. L. Rice returned to Memphis last
Saturday after visiting the family Of
his sister, Mrs.-J. F. Winslow.
Glenny Ward, the travelling man,
was here last week to see the ball
games between Lexington and Par
sons.
Most every mail brings US an order
for Flesh Builder.--Elk.
Bill Golf and Hubert Boren, of OAR
den, passed through Lexington Thurs
day morning enroute to the fair in
jackson.
4 Thos w. Stegall and wife, Mrs. Eva
Sneed, DR.. Powers and perhaps 9TH
ers, motored to Jackson, Thursday of
last week.
We are forced to omit from publ
cation some of the winners of prizes
at our fair, but it will be coming up
next week.
Tom Evans, of Decaturville, was
here last Friday and was fortunate
enough to draw the 500 gold piece at
the ball game.
Save you So to $40 on your specks-
don't pay two or three prices Let us
show you.-Elk.
A. G. Winslow and wife, of Wins
lowville, West of Lexington, spent
last Sunday in town with "Uncle For
rest" Winslow and family.
D. w. Bradfield, of the old 18th dis
trict, was here last Tuesday to attend
the meeting of the county doctors
looking fine and as jolly as ever.
Mrs. A. E. McNatt and Brother
and Sister, two children of Conductor
Lon A. Wyatt, spent the weekend in
their old home, Bowling Green, Ky.
Notice of the death of Mrs Ollie J.
Finch, of Wildersville, step-mother of
our townsman, Mr.. w. L. Finch, is
given in our Wildersville letter this
week.
Ear screws, girdles, beads, hair
pins, ladies hand bags-latest styles.
See our window.-Elk.
Mrs. Joe L. Hearn arrived Monday
morning from her home in Black Oak,
Ark, to make an extended visit to her
son, U. G., and daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Arnold.
j. Walter Wright says he did a
"land office" business in ice water,
last Friday-the day that broke the
record in the number of women and
children in Lexington.
Circuit Court Clerk John B. Scott
informed uSlast Monday that his lit
tie grandson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eph
Fesnire, had recovered from ser
ious attack of throat trouble.
WANTED Afew boarders, boys,
girls or both, at reasonable price. Es-
pecially convenient to High School
and good walks all the way to the
City School.-DR. ]. P. JOYCE.
Rev. Fleetwood Ball returned the
first of the week from Pittsburg
(Shiloh) Hardin county, where he
held a great meeting, resulting in
thirty conversions and twenty bap-
tiled.
1873 gallons (2700 bottles, 2 % bar
relfulls) sold in three years-Elk
Flesh Builder-it's fine.
Herman sConyers and sister, Miss
Annie Laurel, Of Alamo, motored over
Sunday and spent the day in the
home Of W. H. Montgomery and wife.
Mrs. Conyers having been here for a
week.
Will V. Azbill was in to see US last
Friday, bringing his pretty 11-year
old twin daughters, Ruth and Ruby.
The girls are very much alike, but
can easily be told one from the other.