The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-09-01
Local and Personal

Bows chain knives-20 and 25c.--
Elk.
DIR. s. E. Almond, Of Union City,
the eye specialist, was here the first
Of the week.
Mrs. Jim Wylie, of Saltillo has re-
turned home after visit to the fami-
ly Of S. A. McNatt.
Brunswick stew every day at the
fair by the ladies of the Parent
Teachers Association.
Mrs. Pate Long and baby and Miss
Kathleen Moore, Of Chesterfield,
were in Lexington Wednesday.
Druggist W. A. Lawler has been
out of commission this week on ac-
count of sticking a nail in his foot.
Brothers John Henry and Asa Dav-
il. who live on the P-V Branch, East
of Lexington, were here last Satur-
day.
Our townsman Peter P. Pearson, has
sold his 9th district farm Of 2l4 acres
to John Olive, a good farmer OF that
section.
County Agent H. A. Powers is en-
couraged to believe that we are go
ing to have good fair next week.
Help him.
Five to eighteen bottles every DAY
that's our record sale on Elk Flesn
Builder-sure it's good.
R. L. Rice, Of Memphis, who is Wis
ting his sister, Mrs. j. F. Wmslow,
is spending this week in the country
with the family of w, G. Ross.
Joel Pierce, Of the Reagan COM
munity, was in town last Friday-a
very active man in spite Of the fact
that he was SO years old on last May
7th.
Col. T. B. Autry returned to Lex
ington, Thursday of last week after
a stay in Jackson and taking in part
of the annual fox hunt at Crawford
Springs.
]. ]. Joyner and wife returned
Thursday of last week from visit
to the formers brother, James A.
Joyner, at Brownsville, Haywood
county-Mrs. Joyner's first visit in
twlve years.
Save your wagon, buggy, auto with
True-Tagg Plaintiffs the BEST
Elk.
Forty years of constant use is the
best proof of the effectiveness of
Whites Cream Vermifuge 70 rexpell-
in gworms in children or adults.
Price PC. Sold by Watson-Parker
Drug Co.
A very interesting letter from our
correspondent at Alberton, including
the leaders in the private school
taught by Mrs. John L. Hare, reach
ed here too late for publication, but
will be given space next week.
Jno. C. McHaney, Jr., Of the Moark
Monument Company, Of Blytheville,
Ark, was here the first Of the week
to deliver a monument to be erected
in the Reagan Cemetery. John is al
ways welcome among our people.
Purity and healing power are the
chief characteristics Of Liquid Boro-
zone. It mends torn, cut burned OF
scalded flesh with wonderful prompt.
ness. Price soc, 60c, and S1.20. Sold
by Watson-Parker Drug Co.
Fall is the best time to paint your
house-True-Tagg Paint is hardened
with ZINC-it won't "CHALK OFF.
Elk.
Mrs. R. A. Lewis entertained the
ladies of the Missionary Society Of
the M. E. Church, and few invited
friends Wednesday afternoon. There
was a musical and flower contest in
which Miss Blanch Threadgill won the
prize.
Allen Eason, of Huntingdon, one o.
the sons Of that splendid gentleman
the late Capt. Bill Eason, was her,
the latter part of last week enrount'
to Decatur county. The Eason boy
like their father, make many friends
wherever they go.
Much to the regret Of Lexington
people, Mrs. 'Coke" Moore and chill
dren left Lexington Tuesday for Nc
Kenzie. where they will make thei
home. Conductor Moore retains hi
connection with the NC railroad witt
headquarters at Hollow Rock juno
ton.