The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-05-05

Engineer J. E. Eller returned Tues
day night from visit to Chattanooga
and other points in that vicinity.
H. H. Threadgill and wife and M.
H. Teagne, wife and little daughter,
Alice, spent Sunday in Jackson.
Barry Jones, on the road for Tea
and Cooffee House, spent last Sun
day here with his father, c. B. Jones
Mrs. Tom B. Gideon and son, T. B.
ir., of Paducah, were here Monday
to attend the funeral Of Seba Ballard
Big shipment of pretty salad bowls
just received-we give them away on
Elk Trade Tickets.-Elk.
Walter Hill and bride (nee Miss
Alice Timberlake) returned Tuesday
night from an extended wedding tour.
S. B. Rhodes and B. Grissom have
been turned loose after several weeks
of efficient service in the Trustees
office.
The big rain of Tuesday was a hard
on the big field strawberry grower.
We saw fields Of them on the road to
Jackson.
Sheriff 7. R. Sisson has had bust
mes swith the Federal court at Jack
son--likewise Circuit Court Clerk j,
B. Scott.
DR.. w. B. Summers will leave Mon
day for Memphsi where he will be I'M
til Thursday attending the State Den
tai Association.
The Strawberries brought in by
Priest Pearson Wednesday morning,
were about the finest we ever saw
and he calls them the Premier.
Whites Cream Vermifuge is certain
destruction to intestinal worms. II is
harmless to children or adults. Price
35c. Sold by Watson-Parker Drug
Co.
Eek" (J. IL Pearsin, who is now
making Lexington his home, seems to
be improving-from the attack we
saw him making on barbecued hog
meat.
When uncle Peter Pearson gets able
to unload on the iniquities and uncon-
stitutionality of prohibition, we are
forced to believe that his health is i'm
proving.
W. C. Stinson, who lives one mile
from Reagan, has a good patch OF
Strawberries and brought nine quarts
to town last Saturday, which brought
him 20 cents per quart.
Gold and silver pencils or Fountain
Pens (Conklin) make an ideal gradua'
ton present-nice line.-Elk.
In spite of the all-day rain, there
was, to some extent, an exodus Of
Lexington people to Jackson-las'
Tuesday-and the Federal court was
not the sole attraction.
All the lawyers Of Lexington with
the possible exception Of Hon. F. M
Davis, spent much Of last week in at
tendance on the Federal court at Jack
son this week and last.
Pastor H. B. Johnson Of the NJ. E
Church, South, accompanied by hi!
wife and daughter, Miss Martha, lef
Tuesday for Hot Springs, Ark, wher
they will spend about four weeks.
Miss Alberta and Leota Holmes ar,
spending this week in Gleason, wher,
they are guests Of their sister, Mis-
Eula, and attending the Commence
ment exercises of the Gleason school
Mr.. Farmsr:-Iceberg jug keep
water cool all day. We have en-
Elk.
| Miss Bertha Unidentified, who is
teacher in the High School at Gov
Iington, accompanied her sister, Mis-
Ruth, home last Sunday to spend tn
day.
We have been informed that Judg
W. F. Appleby is to take the oat
of office as United States Marshal 70
West Tennessee on Friday of thi
week. This paper has been friend {
Judge Appleby in his aspiration an
application to be appointed to that OF
fice-and we predict that he will Fl
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