Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20
PERSONAL.

Mr.. B. A. johnson, Of Carrsville,
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. john Flauary, of Fords Ferry
il visiting relatives in Princeton.
Mr.. Arch Crossen, Of Livingston
county, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. r. Mcconnell returned to
her home near Greenville Tuesday.
Isaac Gass, of Eldorado, HIS, is
with his friends in this county.
Mr.. N. l.. Pierce, of St. Louis, is
at Marion to spend the holidays with
his friends and relatives.
The friends of Mrs. Wayne Shaw
will be glad to learn that she is re-
covering.
Rev, John d. Frazer will not move
his family to Marion at present; they
reside at Elkton.
Mrs. NJ. II. Jones left yesterday for
Paris, Texas, where she will remain
some months with her daughter Mrs.
p. G. Jones.
Rev. w. H. Archey, of Shady
Grove, was in town Tuesday. lie
likes the work he has and his people
like him.
Mr.. H. A. Hodge has been travel
ing month for wholesale shoe
house. He is engaged with the firm
for next year.
r. B. Brown has sold splendid
farm in the Union neighberhood and
is now looking around for something
bigger and better.
Machen Wilson's contract with II.
X. Woods having expired, he has
temporarily put aside the spachula
and mortar.
Drs. w. j. Deboe and r. l.. Moore;
Messrs. R. F. Haynes, jr., and Cross
land Miles, are recent additions to the
Knights of Pythias, of this place.
Mr.. Caswell Bennett will leave this
week for Ardmore, Indian Territory,
where be will locate and hang out his
professional single.
Lonnie and Willie Clark will be
home from Evansville this week to
spend the holidays. They have been
attending school at Evansville.
Tuesday Mr.. F. A. Hillyard and
Miss Mamie Horning came to town
happy as larks, the necessary paper
were very soon secured, and they were
united in marriage. I
w. j. Roger, who was a photogra-
pher in Marion fourteen years ago,
was in town Tuesday. He has pub
lishsd large map of the State and is
selling it to schools.
Claus to pay their homes visit. Mr..
Wathen is one of the prosperous far
mers of the Fords Ferry section.
Hon. l.. HI. James went to Smith
land Tuesday to look after matters Of
litigation in circuit court, He has,
perhaps, more extensive practice
than any other lawyer in Western
Kentucky.
Mr.. w. G. Hammond, who has
been foreman of the Enterprise job
office, left for his home in Marion
Tuesday. We regret very much to
give HIM up.-Sturgis Entergrise. "
Mr.. Percy Noggle, of DeKoven,
spent Sunday in Marion. He evil
IDENTITY likes our way Of passing the
Sabbath, as very few go by without
his handsome face making its appear
ance in town.
Tom Cook, the affable clerk of the
Marion Hotel, is enjoying week on
The Cook farm, near Fords Ferry.
With gun and dog, he is at home.
Tom, by the way, is one of the most
popular hotel clerks in the country.
Hon. John w. Blue and daughters
expect to leave for Florida about Jan.
!. They will spend the remainder of
the winter in the South. Mr.. j. w.
Blue, jr., will have put aside the toga
of Office by that time aud will accom-
pany them to remain few weeks.
Hon. j. w. Darby, of Princeton,
has been very sick for three months,
and is now said to be at the point Of
death, with no hope Of recovery. He
j, one Of the leading lawyers and lest
known men in Southern Kentucky.
He represented this district in the
State Senate one term.
Prof. Moore. Supt. public sch,o's
Caldwell county, was in town yester-
day. He is charmed with our new
graded school building. at is supe-
,ior to.our Princeton buildinp in ma.