The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-10-20

the N. C. G. St. L., at Hollow Rock
Junction, was here last Saturday,
gave this office a call and had his
name put on our list.
Clerk & Master w. v. Barry sold
the Crews lands, between Reagan and
Sardis, last Saturday and w. F. APP
pleby was the purchaser. Another
sale to be made on that day was en-
joined.
w. A. Bobbitt and family moved in
to their new home on Huntingdon
street-and Mr. Bobbitt says he is GO
ing to like his new residence better
than the one that was burned on the
same site.
Cleve Coffman, the King Pin to-
bacco man was here last Friday and
says he will never get over being
proud of the arrival Of his fine baby
Ia girl Sept. 15-the first after II
years of married life.
There were 2,087 bales of cotton,
counting round as half balese, ginned
in Henderson county from the 1922
crop prior to September 25th, 1922,
as compared with 762 bales ginned to
September 25th, 1921.
Major Billie Neal, of Beech Bluff,
with several friends, Mr.. Cooper, Mr..
Steadman, Hubert Bell and others
were here Tuesday. Maj. Neal repre-
sents that fine type of old-time
Southern gentlemen whom it is al
ways pleasure to meet.
Mrs. Nellie Harmon returned last
Friday week from a stay of five
weeks at Luxora, Ark, with the fam
| lily OF G. w. Stanford, making the trip
to Arkansas in car with Harry Stan
ford. Harry returned to Arkansas
Wednesday of this week.
Many are looking forward with
much interest to othe engagement of
Evangelist Burke Culpepper here on
the 29th. No matter what else might
be said of Culpepper, he is a man and
preacher of earnestness and ability.
Ed. A. Mccain, the genial and eff
ficient Clerk & Master of the Chan
Gerry court of Chester county, and Jere
Galbraith, a lawyer at the Henderson
bar-and one of the best fellows in
the world, were here last Friday on
business in our Circuit court.
Our old and good friend J. R. Pope,
likewise his son, Irby X, of Crucifer,
who said he had just saved 700 bales
Of Japan hay from a certain piece of
land which would have yielded
thousand bales but for the dry wealth
er. The Popes are all hustlers.
Bob Hinkle, of Jackson and Saltil-
10 was here last Saturday and inform
ed us that his father, Mr.. William
Hinkle, had been back from the West
about month and had spent most of
that time in Saltillo, his old home,
where he and the people love each
other.
They tell us that Little Tom" Murl
ray, of Jackson, is functioning salts
factorily in the office of attorney
general, to which he was very gener-
ously elected last August. We had an
idea all the time that Tom was good
material and we are proud to see him
making good.
DIR. Samuel T. Parker and wife left
last Sunday for New Orleans to at
tend the great meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion and will return Saturday
o fthis week. They intended extend
ing the trip to Cuba but the Doctor
could secure but a week of vacation
from his government work.
1t will POSITIVELY pull you out
of BAD HEALTH. Don't believe it?
Well, we're TOO busy wrapping it up"
for other folks to argue with you
about it. If YOU are in bad health
and don't take "BIG-10" (Elk) Flesh
Builder and Iron Tonic. YOU'LL be
the loser-"get us ?"-Elk.
Twenty-three bottles sold Monday
of this week. In the past three weeks
we have sold II of the $500 bottles
(for $3.50 each); three of the $500
size (for S4.25.) The results from
"BIG-10" (Elk) Flesh Builder are
nothing short of wonderful. Most ev-
cry one who is taking it is GETTING |
FAT.
We shall be grateful to any person
who shall hand or send US in any way, |
an item of local or county interest.
Sometimes our work is so combining
that we are not able to get out and do |
the necessary loafing to collect all the
news and on that account miss items
we would like to put in print. Help us,
if you please.
Hon. Dorsey G. Hudson, of the N.
C. & st. L. Ry., spent last Sunday in
Camden and vicinity and at the noon
hour in the country near Camden, en-
joyed Super-Hudson dinner, in the
home of John Hudson, right in the
middle of Hudson settlement. There
were present at the dinner 30-odd per-
sons-all Hudsons.
H. E. Graper and wife returned on
the early last Monday morning train
from their trip of week to New
York and other points. The Colonel
came back looking refreshed and of
course Mrs. draper enjoyed the out
ing. Mrs. Holmes. who kept the Ora
per household while her daughter was
away, left Tuesday for her home in
Nashville.