The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-11-24

A residence on Coal Shute street,
belonging to Mr.. T. Edwards and oc-
cupied by Bill Davis was destroyed by
fire Tuesday night at about 1000
o'clock. Only a email part of the fer
nishnigs were saved and Mr.. Edwards
had only $500 insurance.
Mrs. Lizzie H. Green, wife Of Wiley
Green, died on the 21st inst. in the old
End district. Mrs. Greene had reach
ed the age of about as years and her
death wa the result of Typhus fever.
We have no further data, hence can
make but bare notice of Mrs. Green's
death.
STEAM PLEATING-Box, Accor-
dion, side or knife styles. S1.25, post-
paid and insured. Repleating same
price. Less for children's skirts.
Cloth covered buttons. High grade
work. Circulars free. Prompt SER
vice. Mail goods to Mrs. j. M. ME-
LOAN, Murray, Ky.
j. w. Phillips and wife left Monday
morning for their home at Yorkville,
Gibson county, after spending a few
days with their son, Jim, and wife, on
Jackson street. The elder Phillips is
a well-kept and robust mar of middle
age and is much resembled by his
popural son.
Miss Georgia Mccall, teacher of
fourtht grade in City School, resign
ed last week to take effect when her
successor could be secured. The Board
elected Miss Kate Edmunson, of
Rutherford to fill the position. Miss
Mccall has accepted a position in the
Citizens-Bank of Lexington.
FOR SALE-We have a new Gull
branson Player Piano in your city,
which has never been unlocked. Price
$495. Rather than ship back to jack
son, we will make unusual terms to
anyone who is interested. Write at
once.-Jackson Music Co., 1903 South
Market Street, Jackson, Tenn.
Luther Webb, of Bargerton, return
ed last week from a trip to South
east Missouri, which he took with a
view of possibly moving to that Sec
ton. He was favorably impressed
with the Whiteoak, Dunklin county,
section and may yet make a deal with
DR.. H. A. McHaney, who owns land
there.
Tom Kent and family came over
from Madison county and spent last
Sunday with Frank Kent and family.
Mrs. Ollie Ballard and family 60
to Hollow Rock Junction where she
has bought a meat market and gro
Gerry business. Her place here will be
occupied by Mrs. Henrietta Watson
and son, Ray,
The order of wroship at the N. E.
church in Lexington for Sunday, Nov.
25th, will be as follows: Sunday
School at 1000 a. m. Preaching SER
vice 11:00 a. M, subject, what Lex
ington Needs Most" Evening service,
League meets at 6;15; preaching SER
vice tbs, subject "What Heve You In
your hand?" A cordial welcome
awaits all.-H. S. ALBIN, Pastor.
A ten days drive, which began last
Monday is being put on by the ladies'
of the High and City School Parent
Teachers Association for the Ladies
Home Journal in connection with the
local Curtis representative, R. P. Ro-
per, who is contributing a liberal part
of his commission to the two associa-
tions. Help swell this fund by SUBJ
scribing for the Journal between now
and next Tuesday.
Ebert S. Stegall, of Jackson, now
on the road for a clothing concern out
of st. Louis, was here Monday on
business and incidentally settled the
drainage tax on the Stegall lands in
the Forked Deer Drainage District.
Ebert presents a marvellous resem-
blance of his father, the late E. s.
Stegall, who conducted a mercantile
business in this county for many
years-and, we hope is making as
good a man.