The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-07-14
Local and Personal

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w. H. Worthington, of near Rea-
gan, was in to see us Monday.
0rzo Wilson's little daughter is re-
ported sick with fever this week.
w. L. Coffman, of the old First dis
triet, was in town Monday and gave
US a call.
Prickley heat powder.-Elk.
Mrs. Ann Buckley left last Friday
to spend a month in Memphis in the
home of Hubert Edwards.
Mrs. N. r. Barham, of Jackson,
was here last Thursday visiting
among her many friends.
Mrs. Hassie Wallace has recovered
from a very serious illness and her
many friends are rejoicing.
Auto, buggy, wagon pant.-Elk.
Mrs. L. B. Johnson and four chill
dren went to Middleburg Thursday of
last week to spend week or SO with
relatives.
Tom Sparkman, one of the best men
in Henderson county, and who lives
in the old Sixth district, was here
Monday.
United States Marshal w. F. APP
pleby was at home Sunday and Mon
day and left Tuesday morning for
Nashville.
We sell Tanlac and Herbine. Elk.
DR.. Elmer Waller, Of Juno, was
here last Monday to meet his mother,
who had been visiting in Texas for
two weeks.
Miss Georgia Mccall returned Sum
day night from Hazel, KY, where she
had spent the week visiting Miss Eliz-
abeth Spellings.
Miss Lucille Hart, daughter Of Mrs.
Dee Hart, is back home after spend
ing five weeks at the Union UNIVERSE
ty Summer School at Jackson.
Fine picking spices-all kinds
strong and good-fresh.-Elk.
John A. Mccall and wife, bowl
Lawson and wife, G. A. Gideon and
wife and John W. Potts are spend
ing this week on Buffalo river camp
ing.
Howard Pearson, DR.. John Powers,
Jack Tennessee and Mat Barry went
to Martin Tuesday to see the ball
game between Lexington and that
place.
Miss Blanche Threadgill returned
Tuesday from Lake Junaluska, N. c.,
where she represented Lexington Dis
trict Of the Epworth League as it's
efficient Secretary.
Corn Remover (Nyal) gets 'em.-
Elk.
j. R. Jones, Of Crockett county,
was here Monday and Tuesday to give
his deposition in Chancery case in
which his brother, J. L. Jones Of Sar-
dis, is the petitioner.
H. E. Graper and son, Junior" left
last Saturday for Chicago and the boy
will go to Michigan to spend a few
weeks with Mr.. w. J. Jones and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth.
The funeral service of Mrs. A. T.
Ringgold will preached at Prospect
church on the Fourth Sunday in July,
by Rev. Gibson Of the Methodist
church. Everybody invited.
Auto top and leather seat dressing
makes 'em like new.--Elk.
H. ]. Bolen returned Sunday to his
home near Wildersville, after attend
ing the Summer School at Murfrees-
boro. Mr.. Bolen will teach school
at Long Sought this summer.
Judge W M. Taylor and daughter,
Miss Mary Louise, came over Tues
day morning from Blytheville, the
young lady remaining to spend the
summer with her grandmother, Mrs.
Amanda Taylor.
Hon. T. w. Sims went to Nashville
last Monday and in behalf of his can
didacy for the Senate expected to
speak at Hohenwald, Centerville and
Waverly on Thursday, Friday and
of this week.
Reach base ball goods-the stand
hold their shape.-Elk.
The rain which fell, slowly, all last
Friday night was one of the most re-
markable precipitations ever noted
in this county. II was welcome on
the hills and possibly did no damage
to the bottom land crops.
Mrs. A. E. McNatt and the two
children Of Lon A. Wyatt, who make
their home with her, returned the lat
ter part of last week from Bowling
Green, KY, where they had for more
than two weeks visiting friends.
County Agent H. A. Powers and
The Progress man expected to attend
the Community Club meeting at Bar
gerton last Saturday night, but the
roads were in such condition that Mr.. |
Powers was afraid to tackle them in
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