The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-07-14
By MRS. B. E. TODD

John s. Parker, of Houston, Miss,
visited relatives here last week.
Miss Willie Murphy of Beuna Wis
Ia, visited relatives on Route No. l,
last weekend.
Otis Smith, of Henderson, was here
Sunday on social business. !.
Mrs. Mary Taylor, aged about Az
years died last Saturday night at her
home on Route No. 2. She was the
daughter Of w l.. Halbrook and wife
of Thomas Taylor. She is survived
by her husband and four children, her
father and two brothers. She was a
member of the Baptist church.
George Bolen was in your city Mon
day on business.
Mrs. ]. C. Britt and daughter, An
ME Louise, attended preaching at Yu-
ma Sunday.
Mrs. j. b. Tilson and son, J. D., Jr.,
and Prof. H j. Bolen returned Sum
day from Murfreesboro where they
had been attending a Summer Nor
anal during the past five weeks.
J. ID. Sanders was in Nashville the
here Sunday on social business.
Onis Coffman, of Cedar Grove, was
Sunday on socia business.
]. B. Breecheen and wife and Mes
srs Bob Jamison and John Fullerton,
.of Clarksburg, were visitors here
Sunday.
Druggist Paul Parker, Of your city,
was here Sunday and Monday to see
his father, ]. P. Parker.
Messrs Horace Dickson and Keith
Holiday and Misses Florence Tilson
and Vashti Orr attended the Holiness
revival at Yuma Monday night.
Mrs. Clifford Rosser was in Mem
phis the first of the week shopping.
B. E. Todd and l.. R. Hall, accom-,
panied by Rural Carriers Robert
Smith, Of Lexington and G. B. White
horn, of Westport, attended the ku-
raj Carriers Association at Muir
freesboro last Monday ands Tuesday.
They made the trip in Ford going
by the way of Nashville and report an
enjoyable trip in every respect.
M. G.. Rosser has just received a
new line of Dixie made hosiery for
men. women and children and can
sell you any grade of nice hosiery at
a reasonable price.
The first and third baseball teams
of this place went to Yuma Monday
and crossed bats with the first and
third teams of Yuma, defeating them
in both games.
Frank Todd, of Yuma, was here
the First Saturday election day.
shaking hands with old friends and
acquaintance,
Mrs. Ben Lifsey and sons, eleanor
and r. j., of Jackson, are visiting rel
atives on Route No. 2.
DR.. C. E. Bolen and Prof. H. j. b.
len were in your city Monday on bust.
ness.
C. L. Hoffman and wife visited rel.
atives in Hazel, KY, last weekend.
A. ]. Webb and others went TO Bue-
ma Vista the 4th to play ball.
Messrs. John Parker, Jessie Flake
and James Douglass were in jackson
last week on business. q
J. C. Britt and daughter ATTENDED
the barbecue at Hinson Springs las
Tuesday the 4th.
Tom Stanford, Of Alberton, wa!
here Saturday and Sunday visiting il
the home of A. ]. Webb and family.
B. +. Todd and wife and Mrs. W. C
Taylor were in your city Friday OF
business
]. C. Britt has purchased the sod,
fountain formerly owned by the Cit.
Drug Store, and has it installed read,
to serve drinks of all kinds.
Rev. A. u. Nunnery, of Parsons
filled his appointment at Mt. Pisgah
on Route No. 2, Saturday and Sunday
The writer and husband attende,
the funeral and burial Of Fife Carnal
at Clarksburg, last Saturday. Mr.
Carnal died early Friday after Ions
affliction with high blood pressure.
Silas w. McCay carried the mail OF
Route No. 2, last week.
s. G. Cradle, the hardware sales
man, was here the first of the week.
On account of the rain last Satur
day no barbecue and picnic could b
lad here and the occasion has beer
redated for next Saturday, the 18th
Everybody is invited to come and en-
Joy the good eats and drinks and lis
ten TO the splendid music of a gooC
band. Two games of ball are als'