The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-07-21
Local and Pesonal

Auto. wagon, buggy paint.-Elk.
School crayon, tablets, etc.-Elk.
Mrs. w. D. Wright has been on the
sick list but was able to be up Thurs
day.
LOST-On the streets of Lexington
-one diamond bar pin. Return to
this office.
We sell Tanlac and Herbine.-Elk.
Capt. Gordon Browning, candidate
for Congress, spent Wednesday in
Lexington.
We are pleased to have the name Of
John Jordan, Joute 2, Juno, placed on
our subscription list.
Bathing suits and caps-see our
show window.-Elk.
Our recent advertisement for lost
umbrella found the article-thanks to
Miss Maude Murray.
Mrs. Joe F. Rockholt, Of Memphis,
spent one day the latter part OF last
week here with friends.
FOR SALE-Baied Hay. $3.50 and
$500 per ton. Mrs. R. L. McCul-
ley, Hinson Springs, Tenn.
Four to eighteen bottles sold every
DAY-Elk Flesh Builder.
Wesley, Mat, Edward, Lyman and
Winfor, went to Memphis Wednesday
mording and Ford-ed their way back.
Miss Dorothy Main, Of Union I'm
ion University, Of Jackson, spent the
weekend here with Miss Lucille Hart.
Wesley Blankenship, of Madison
county, is in this county to spent two
or three weeks visiting among his old
friends and relatives.
Bethel Tennessee, DR.. Drake, SAM
uel Howard Pearson, William Priddy
and John Pickens attended the ball
game at Milan Tuesday.
Porch and Deck Paint, HARDEN
ED especially for porch floors.-Elk.
Miss Annie Whitfield, returned
Wednesday from Nashville where she
had been visiting former school
mates Of st. Cecilia College.
/. w. Filler returned to Memphis
last Thursday after spending more
than a week here in the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Jane Eller.
Ice water every day-welcome--
Elk.
The Senior B. Y. P. U, of the Bap-
fist church gave delightful Gypsy
Tea at Hinson Springs Tuesday eve-
ming. After the tea a hay ride was
enjoyed by the 40 young people.
Charlie Love of Springfield, was
in Lexington Tuesday. Mr.. Love was
not sent out by headquarters, but was
investigating the strength of his
friend, Hon. Austin Peay, candidate
for Governor.
Prickley heat powder and "eas'-
'em flor the feet. ELK.
The rain which fell early Tuesday
night was heavy in places sand very
light in others-especially heavy
Northeast of Lexington in the J. H.
Davis neighborhood, three miles
North of Chesterfield.
Quite large party of Humboldt
people were here Wednesday morn
ing on their way to Buffalo River
Perry county-one of the party was
Mr.. Matthews, the Humboldt city
mail carrier.
Will pull you through-Elk Flesh
Builder. $100 and $500 bottles
postpaid.
Col. T. B. Autry has bought hand.
some big, Jordan car. 1t has hereto
fore been said that Jordan is hare
road to travel" but hereafter Jordan
transportation may be expected to be
"easy sailing"-with Col. Autry al
the wheel.
Reach Base Ball goods-the stand.
ard-they hold their shape.-Elk.
We are authorized to announce
that the Odd Fellows will have ar
unveiling of the monument Of the
late j. S. Threadgill, near his ole
home on the afternoon of August
Thirteenth. All members of the order
and friends are invited.
Orzo Wilson's elder daughter, Re
ba, was taken to her bed last Satur
day, with fever, after her younger
sister, Opal, Jagged III had been con
fined week. The girls have SLOW
type Of fever but it to be hoped tina
neither will develop the regular Ty
lphus.
Big line pretty local view pos
cards-see our window.-Elk.
Mare Youngerman and his son-in
law, Charlie Tuck have been bringin,
to Lexington quite quantity of fin,
liberia peaches, which show the ben
eficial effects of spraying and othe
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