The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-08-25
Local and Personal


''Hoo- Doc" the mosquitos.-El
Remember the cause.-the cemetery.
Remember the date--next Tuesday
night.
Lawyer John F. Hall attended Cir
cult court in Henderson,
Paint your wagon and buggy now
True Tagg, the best.-Elk.
Barry, son of C. B. Jones, is here on
a visit of indefinite length
Pierce Cole, of Newbern, is here on
short visit to Edward Undertake.
Ladies', new line of hand bags just
received. Let us show you.--Elk.
The play is good; the cause is good
Safety First" Let's go!
Hon. E. w. Essary went to Jackson
on professional business last Satur-
day.
]. r. Fielder left Saturday night
for st. Louis to buy goods for his
store.
w. A. Duke, Of Chesterfield, was
in town Wednesday and gave this Of
flee call.
R. w. Phillips, of near Luray,' old
9Th district, reported cotton bolls on
August 10th.
You get the pretty salad bowls
with paint bills just the same. They
are nice.--Elk.
Remember the play, "Safety First"
or "The Luck Of a Liar"
Mrs. w. L. Darden has returned
from weeks visit to friends and rel
atives in Jackson.
w. C. flaming and wife and H. H..
Threadgill and wife have spent ten
days in Dawson Springs.
Get some good buns with stew from
Parent Teachers Association, City
School Building, during the Fair.
Henry McPeake and wife, Of Huron,
have been here for week visiting
his mother, three miles Southeast Of
town.
Thomas W. StegalI and wife have
returned from Chicago, where they
spent several days buying goods for
their progressive store.
Boys and girls, don't forget that we
carry a big line Of pretty tablets and
school supplies, and you get the trade
tickets.--Elk Drug Store.
Safety First" contains three
Opponents, fish story, seven lies
and two DISCUSSES. It's great! Come
and bring the neighbors.
This office appreciates a business
call of Mesdanes Ollie Ballard and g..
A. Teer Tuesday. Mrs. Teer became
a subscriber to this paper.
Lem Stanford, d. C. Patton and
others of the old First District, were
in town Monday enroute to Tennessee
river to spend the week fishing.
Mrs. Charlie Lockwood, of Men,
phis, was here last week on a visit to
the family Of her brother, Carl Ed
wards, and Mrs. Lula Undertake.
Rev. Fleetwood Balls three elder
daughters-in fact all his children
except the baby girl-went to Paris
Monday to visit Bro. Balls parents.
Lanoice Hay has been on the road
for the past two weeks for the Unit
ed Grocery Company, filling the place
of w. C. flaming, who is on vacation.
Miss Lula Mae Pearson has been
working in the Stegall store during
the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Stegall
who have been in the Chicago market.
Jack Tennessee left last Wednes-
day for q visit to his parents in Shell
byville and is spending this week IN
Chattanooga visiting his two broth
ers.
| will be in the office OF DIR. X. ii.
Milan, in Lexington, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, August %, S0th, for the
purpose of fitting glasses for all who
want them.-DR. S. E. ALMOND.
Fred Wadley and wife are taking
a vacation-spending the week with
the latter's brother, Elmer Threadgill
and family, near Crawford Springs
and visiting that resort while the fox
chasing festivities are in progress.
They came home to-day-Friday.