The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-06-28
Local and Personal.

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Miss Maud Parks returned home from
Iupelo, Miss. Tuesday
III Fulton is expecting a visit from Lou
svllle business men July g.
II You want a real bargain in Slippers
,or Shoes see AMBERG'S
Mr.. l.. Il. Biles, of Mckenzie, visited
= MS uncle, Mr.. Geo. Helm. Sunday.
4 Mrs. Rosa Hubbard returned. Tuesday.
from visit to Louisville and Cincinnati.
3 The state supreme court has decided
q mat women cannot practice law in
Tennessee
X. ~ q. Corsets never stretch.
81 AMBERG'S.
No matter that the weather is sum
merry Ice bills are cheaper than coal
bills.
Indications point TO wheat crop of
.uOOO,OOO bushels, Nevertheless corn
s bread is good.
Inc Kansas man who advertised for
Wlie and got widow and five children
hasn doubt that advertising pays
= Mrs. Ann McGee and grand daughter.
3 Annie Atwill. of Cayce visited Mrs. G.
q W. Beale, Monday
Mrs. M. f. Myers and daughters
Misses Mary and Elna, left Wednesday
! Tor Asheville, n. c., their future home
q Examinations for county diplomas by
n County Supt. Wilson were held yester-
DAY and will be continued TO day
N...
week after months visit to relatives in
st. Louis.
Mrs. r. L. Tyler and Mrs. Mamie
hingman returned. Tuesday morning,
4 from visit to Louisville and Cincin-
q natl.
Mrs. Furrow and her little brother
oi Oklahoma. have been visiting the
family Of Prof. j. G. Cheek and return
ed home Tuesday,
New. line of Prints at 31Sc
4 AMBERG'S.
Mr.. Daniel o. French. one Of the best
citizens and farmers Of Hickman coun-
4 ~ was visiting in Hickman, Tuesday
j and Wednesday.
Mrs, Ann Smith. of Troy. who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Fowlkes.
was called home, Wednesday, by the
death of a relative.
Dimities that did sell at SC now &c.
AMBERG'S.
= The Shaw base ball nine defeated the
q Moscow nine at that place Saturday
n last by score Of u to 1. They will
q play the Columbus club at that place
= this evening.
4 Pres't j. w Thomas and wife Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Pillow. Mr. and Mrs
Al Cranberry of Nashville after days
\ pleasant visit to Capt H. \. Tyler, re-
& turned home, Sunday night.
3 Mr. jeff Goodman, a Well known cit
n lien OF Mississippi county, Mo, died at
4 his home, opposite Hickman. Friday,
June DIST. He leaves family to mourn
u has death. He was a member Of the
q Knights of Kadosh
q Mr.. Curry Fields and Miss Mabel
q Stowe, both of this county, hied them
q selves to Crystal, Obion county, on Sat
4 urday last and were married Rev. j. l..
G Adams performing the interesting cere-
! mony that united their lives until death
y shall them part.
FOR SALE-A good bicycle, Homer
q Apply at once. III, +. BEALE,
q Courier Office.
4 The latest information from Louis
u vile rs to the effect that John Whallen
= has returned to the Democratic party
q and all factions of the party are trying
Z TO Ct together lt may be an unpleas-
y ant thing to admit, but il is neverthe
& less true that the Democrats have never
8 carried Louisville without John Whal-
& lens support.
. Wool Shallies in light and colors at &c
AMBERG'S.
& Mr.. Will c. Strong. Paymaster in the
y Engineering Department, u. 5. A., Ha-
\ vana, Cuba, and wife. are in Hickman,
8 on visit TO their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q Sneed Strong.
q Paducah fears an epidemic of small
s pox. A large number of new cases
& were found Friday The authorities
Y think the disease is being brought there
q from Metropolis and threaten TO quar-
4 antine against that city.
a Two of the lady teachers in Carr In
4 stitute have been removed because they
q applied for positions elsewhere. The
q trustees mado a rule prohibiting teach
ers from attending dances and these
two, with one other who resigned, OBJ
g jected to the rule.
> The subject of good roads is the most
y important one the people Of Kentucky
4 or any other state can consider. Good
q roads will add immensely TO the value
q of farming property a. il will make the
q markets easily accessible 10 farm and
s. garden products, and by increasing the
n facilities and comfort of life in the coun-
q try, will lead to large purchases of land.
4 See the liue ef 81 Laces at
= SHAWS.
There were several applicants for
teachers examinations Saturday last,
. were awarded lst class certificates.
+ two 2nd class. and one lost out entirely,
q Miss Nellie Helm. won the highest
4 grade of any teacher for some time past
q Miss Pearl Wiseman won lst class
q certificate
q The Picnic at Poplar Grove Church.
Tuesday for the benefit of the church,
4 was financial success, and everybody
reports royal good time. The quilt