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

Every visitor to the carnival will
have IN evening of fun.
Wagon, buggy, auto paint-True
Tagg-the VERY BEST.-Elk.
Former Congressman T. w. Sims,
has spent the week in Lexingtno.
Our handsome friend, George L.
Wadley, was in to see us-all dressed
up.
Alb Whittle, of near Crucifer, was
in to see us Monday and paid his sub
scription.
larry for cup of tea October 26th
with the Japanese ladies in their fla
nous garden.
Will Moore, of Wildersville, was in
town Monday and became subscrib-
err to this paper.
Hon. J. Sam Jahnson, clerk Of the
Federal court of West Tennessee, was
here Wednesday.
Horny Hodges, secretary to Con-
gresham Lon A. Scott, went to De-
caturville Wednesday.
Graper Russell, Of Jackson has been
with us this week reporting the Han
ma case, now on trial.
Hon. Willard F. Ozier, of the Hen
derson bar, was in town. Wednesday
on Circuit court business.
Threadgill Stewart, Of the Memphis
University of Tennessee, spent the
latter part of the week here.
"My wife gained II pounds on "Big-
10" (Elk) Flesh Builder-it's great"
B. l.. Wallace, Route 6, Lexington.
"The palace of the Fairies" prom
Uses to be feature which will attract
every visitor to the harvest festival.
$40 per year is the price YOU pay
to board every rat on your place--can
you afford it? Elk rat paste gets EN-.
$3.50 and $3.50 Ingersoll and "pock-
eft Ben" watches-the best cheap
watches made-they keep good time.
Elk.
Judge E. w. Ross, of Savannah, was
here last Monday on his way home
and we regretted missing seeing
"Lige."
Felix Greasy, of the Lexington Re- |
publican, is improving his home on
Huntingdon street-adding more liv-
ing space.
J. F. Winslow and wife and Merit |
league, wife and baby, spent lastt
Sunday at Luray with the family of |
Rue Winslow.
Connie Montgomery and Prof. Bob
Powers left Sunday for New Orleans
to attend the National meeting of the
American Legion.
Green Ebb Attaway, of the Luray
neck of the woods, was in town We'd |
nesday and for fear he might get be-
hind, handed us dollar.
Charlie A. Robbs, the shoemaker,
had sudden and severe attack of in |
digestion Monday night-but was
back at his work Wednesday.
We appreciate the renewal of the
the subscription of Tommie Franklin,
fireman on the N. c., who continues
to make Lexington his home.
]. R. Rainey, of Juno, was a week.
end visitor to this office, paid $500 |
on subscription and said Don't stop
that paper-I can't do without it."
Charlie Barry, who is now firing on |
the M. & o. Ry., out of jackson, with |
his wife, was here Monday visiting in |
the home of Conductor Jim Arnold.
Miss Gertrude Roberts has spent |
the week in Lexington guest Of Miss
Mary Threadgill and has continued to |
work in the Republican headquarters.
Gov. ALT Taylor and three sons, ar
rived Wednesday on the 3 a. m. train |
and with several others made the trip
to Decaturville m cars, the governor |
Frank Kent went to Tiptonville last |
Saturday on account of the illness of !
his father, Mr.. j. F. Kent. He return
ed Sunday and reported his father
better.
United States Commissioner P. o. |
Roberts has moved his office into that
of Register "Neelus" Scates and viii l
also give that official some assistance
in rush times.