Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-05-02
FREDONIA.

| MISS carrie McD Jnalu lcII nuTs-
day for an extended visit to friends
in Bell Buckle, Tenn.
Miss Issaetta Garner attended
church at Bethlehem Sunday.
The Athenian club cleo ed officers
last liday night as follows; Burr
Caldwell president, George Gree II
vice, Miss Carrie Morgan Secretary,
Miss Issaetta Garner treasurer, Maj :
shall Mcdonald critic, Frank Morgan
ianitor. The club has large men,
bership.
The Superintendent failed to put
in az appearance at sunday School
last Sunday.
Bart Duer, Fir / and Frank Pick.
ering of Princeton were visiting here
Sunday.
Ed. Rice AL wife were visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rice,
of LyoA county last Sunday.
George Hill, Charles W. Jackson
and others are complaining of the
dam ge being done TO corn, clover,
etc, 10y the worms, new kind.
Democratic primary May 1, Re.
publican mass convention May / in
CaldN ell.
W, G. o IIara, of Whitehall, was
il. town Friday.
a Republican bought two Demo
cratic roo. tcrs Saturday, and thinks
he will have them well trained TO
crow by Nov. ). 1t will he bad for
them to he trained to crow and TIL n
be nothing to crow over.
Last Thursday Mrs. Kitty Martin
h,d the misfortune to get her house
and all its contents destroyed by fire
She lived in Caldwell Springs neigh.
borhood, but was at George Reid's
in Kelsey. Nothinn is known of the
orr lin of the fire.
Thomas Black, of Crider, was IN
town early Sunday morning.
ID. A. Black is able to be out once
more after a protracted spell of sick
ness.
LYNN & Cox were in town with
drove of horses and mules several
days last week, but did not sell many
of them.
Wheat has never presented bet
ter prospect this time of year in TIL
part OF the country.
William Carter has been engineer
at the mill since Black was taken
sick.
r. L. Wigginton and family were
visiting in the country Sunday even
ing.
Walter Young, of Lyon county,
was shopping in Kelsey Friday
Miss Lizzie Mcdonald attended
church at Bethlehem Sunday.
You needn't talk about color blind
ness. F. NJ. has a decided prefer
ence for Brown.
Several in this country would like
to enter courtship and engage as
marryners (marincrs) on the sea of
Will Ensminger has rented four
COWS and will furnish the creamery
their milk.
George Garner has been quite sick
for several days of throat disease.
G. b. Lloyd has his commission as
notary public, received last week.
Charley Morgan, Of Marion has
been at his mothers for several days
housed up with a sore arm, from
vaccination, ami Grant Bugg was
unable to attend to business for sew
,ral days last week from the same
cause.
Mrs. Threlkeld and Mrs. Robin
son were soliciting donations last
week for Mrs. Kittle Martin, who
ost all her household and kitchen
furniture and all her clothing by
ire. IL
Bob Robinson and L. Is. Langs-
on have gone to Dycusburg to help {
,uild the Baptist church.
Mr.. Brasher, of Marion, was Wis
ting his uncle DR.. Bunton, Saturday
md Sunday.
A. s. Threlkeld and wife were vi.
iting at Mr.. Geo Boaz' last Sunday
light.
Mr.. John Bennett, Of Livingston,
vas in town Monday.
Tom Clifton, Of Dycusburg, was
n to wn Monday.
J. s. Bugg, of Morganfeld, was
q town the first of the week,
= btr. and Mrs. Columbus McNeely,
4 Good Snring, were in t:wn shop