The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-11-29
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II Mrs. Robert Layne is visiting In Win
3 Richard Dunn, of Wingo. visited his
sister, Mrs. Bob Layne, last week.
4 Miss Bessie French has returned home
nom her pleasant visit to Nashville.
Mrs. Ben Herring and Miss Bessie
Herring were the guests OF Mrs. Swayne
n this week.
4 Mr.. T. H. Williams. a popular bust
ness man Of Fulton, has made an as
signment.
See Shaw before you sell your corn.
Miss Cora Lebia Brown, who has
been SO i'll, is improving much to the
hjoy Of her friends.
Mrs. Pauline Shumate and mother,
Mrs. Mollie Prather, of Newbern, are
guests in Hickman.
We are glad to say that Chester Bon
durant was out for drive and is on the
road to improvement.
r Mr. j. c. Stonehart and Nellie Fin
bgado. both of Fulton, were married IN
rthat place Saturday.
New Idea Patterns l0c at
SHAWS.
Mr.. Clay Yates, of Fulton, who was
recently stricken with paralysis, died
EAR that city Saturday.
Attorney Je Bennett and Lord Mayor
smith, Of Clinton, were IN Hickman,
Monday. on legal business.
" Evan Faris. who is attending Bethel
college. Kusselville, came home TO at
lend the marriage Of his sister.
\ Mr. Walter Wearn, OF New York
Pity, was in the city this week, attend
IDg the Faris Mckinney wedding.
=. -A.-s-.Ada Dalson. OF Huntingdon was
Dr, and Mrs. Davidson.
Mr.. Rob Shaw OF Louisville and Mr..
Jno, l.. Robins of New Madrid were in
Hickman 10 witness the marriage of
Miss May FaTris.
The new bank just organized at Gin
ton, has as officers IT. L. Atwood,
president; j. d. Wrather, vice president;
e. III. Heaslett, cashier.
Shaw will pay highest price for corn.
Misses Myra Robbins Of New Madrid,
Bessie Hamlet, of Henderson, Tenn,
Miss Cook. of Mayfield, were the guests
of Miss Mai Faris for several days.
Rev. c. A. Waterfeld, the new pastor
of the Methodist church preached his
initial sermon Sunday, and the con-
gregation expressed high favor.
Highest price paid for corn at Shaw's.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry Knight
to Miss Daisy Blythe, both of Fulton, on
Dec. 18th, is announced Bishop bud
ley has been invited so perform the GER
emony.
Nicholas Liep, who was a prominent
citizen Of Union City but who recently
removed TO Moscow to live with his SON
in law. w. j. Moss because of i'll health
died there Saturday night
| The residence of our well known fel.
low countyman. Mr.. Abe Thompson.
two miles of Fulton, was burned to the
ground, Friday last. Loss nearly 3d.
600 and hut little insurance.
| New Idea Patterns l0c at
SHAWS.
| L. III. LDvelace has sold his paper the
Dixie Democrat, at Bardwell to. Mr.
Thos. III. Petit, of the Bardwoll News,
who will consolidate the two papers.
Mr. LovelaCe will return to Fulton,
where he formerly lived, and accept
position on the Daily Leader.
4
The Charleston Exposition will be
opened to the public on Dec 2 The
President will visit the Exposition on
Feb. IL The opening Grafton Will be
delivered BY Senator Dep-w and the
wheels will be started by President
Roosevelt by wire from the W hite
House.
| Did you see the Nice Neckwear in
l.. ID. Simmons Show Window.
There is talk of Judge Cook. of Muir
ray, entering the race for appellate Judge
next year Maytield Messenger,
And say, its not all talk, either. The
Ledger does not speak authoritively but
you can wager on Cooks being in the
| race He is not only rotnu to ,,,aEa th.