Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-09-18
Personal.

| " ANuuu iStuiuc' hVM fIahh
fort Sunday.
Mr. A. Wolf returned from Gin
clnnati Tuesday.
Mr. N. Is. Tyner, Of Lola, was in
town Tues lay.
Yes Williams. of Providence, was
IN town Sunday.
Mira. J A Ferris, Of S,lem, spent
Monday in Marion.
Sam Gordon is spending u week
at crittenden Springs.
DR. A. d, Weaver has typhoid f..
yer, but il improving.
Mics Benz CoffieId is visiting rel
atives 10 Hatrsburg. III.
Jesse Olive and Dick Dorr We Mt
to Evansville Wedn esdny.
Mr. Hunter, Of Princeton. is visit
ing W, II, Rochester's family,
Sam Thurman, Of East Crittenden
entered the Academy Monday.
Mrs John Lamb visited her daugh
ter, Mrs Travis, At Princeton Sun
day
Miss Josie Clement spent two
days with friends in Marion last
week.
Mrs s. A. Adams went to Louis.
vile Monday to be treated by a ply
stefan.
Mr. L. III. Adams and vile return.
ed to their home At Shawneetown
Monday.
Mrs Grace Ger tzel is visiting her
fathers family, J w wallice, Of this
place. ~
Rev s. X. Breeding left for Bow
ling Green Tuesday 70 attend Con-
ference. ~
Mrs r. n. Walker is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Ledbetter, at Eliza.
BEETHOVEN, Iii.
Messrs G Z Gray, 8 IN Gugen.
helm and W b Yandell went to Gin.
cinnati Tuesday.
Mr. Tom Oldham. Of Curisville
has o POSITION as salesman in 7
Camerons store,
Vickie Cameron has typhoid fever
The third case IN I. J. Cameron
family this fall.
Mrs Weaver, Of Henderson, wa
with her son, DR. Weaver. Of thi
place, last week.
l az. ~-se", " 4 sinDvtvii, spent las
lyssk ssaltk 81 IT, life giffee..jinHssn rsnes to
Fred Barnes. the little boy WIN,
was accidentally shota few days az,
was on the streets Monday.
| Messrs G. G. Wathcn, Foster
Threikeld, and w. L. Weldon ex
pect to start to Texas Monday.
| Prof II. Ii Adams left Monda,
Tor Hsmpden Sydney. Va, to entel
the theological school at that place.
Revs Smith and Nile are HOLDING
. meeting at Hills Chapel. They
will hold a meeting at Marion in
October.
Ken Hammond, SON Of G G Ham.
mond, Of this place, is IN the Eddy
vile penitentiary-he is guarding
convicts.
Norvel Pierce failed to secure q
ragcship in the Constitu tional Con
vention, md went to Russellvillo to
school.
Mr. J. Z. Brawner and family
went to Louisville Wednesday. They
will spend several days with fri ends
in the city.
Rev S X. Breeding is popular
with the people, and the conference
will probably give him another year
on this work,
G. W. Rice and family returned
from Boone county last week, They
spent several weeks with friends in
Boone, their native county.
Mrs. II. W. Wilson returned from
Minnesota last week. She went
there to escape the hoy fever, but
returned with severe case of it.
Capt. Chss. s. Green, Of Louis.
vile. was in town Wednesday. He
is n candidate for State Auditor, and
was here mixing with the people.
Sam Gugenheim went to Bowling
Green Monday to represent Black
we'll Lodge at the Grand Lodge Of
the n. P.'s, which convened at that
place Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs A. II. Cardln and
their guest Miss Moore, from Texas,
and others whose names we did not
learn. are making an overland trip
to Mammoth Cave.
Ed J. w. Crewdstn n. from Pink
NEVILLE church, Messrs Geo N Nc
Grew, VIM Padon and NJ. McGrew
from Good Hone, and d. II. Spell,
IRON Dyer's Hill church. all dele
gates to the Association, spent Tues.
day night in Marion.
Mr. j. N, Wortpn, the ex county
clerk Ct Livingston, and wife, passed
through Marion en- route to the As.
socistion Tuesday. Mr. w. made
his county fine clerk, and num-
Der Of his friends are suggesting that
he would make q useful member Of
the next Legislature.
Mr. c. W. Stone, Of Tolu, was in
town Monday, returning from Lou.
lsville. where he had been to take
his little ten year old blind girl to
the Institute for the blind.
Mr. +. HAYNES reachad Marion