Crittenden press., 1902-07-03

Mr. Ernest Paris has been qLite
sick for several days He is inn
proving
Uncle Billy Lloyd went hunting
the other day and killed ten squir-
rels at ten shots.
James Arilack is the proud fa-
ther of handsome boy, who put
in his appearance Tuesday.
At the G. =. church last Sunday
the pastor preached from the sub
oct. Life a Sweet Savor"
The new church building of the
g. =. church at Princeton will be
dedicated the second Sunday in
July
On account OF continued sick
ness in his family Rev. James f.
Price will not be able to make the
trip to Denver
Kearney Blue will appreciate
your patronage; he represents the
kohinoor laundry and guarantees
satisfactory work.
The Crittcnden county teachers
institute will DO held in this city
during the week of July '2lst,
Prof II. g. Cherry, a prominent
educator of Bowling Green, will
be the instructor.
The following were before the
pension board for examination
this week: Chas. f. Clark, Hear
in. Ky; Jas Il. Custard, Tribune, !,
Jesse Brasher, Fredonia; Jas. +.
Ramsey, Hearin.
Mrs j. +. Price and children,
and Miss Mildred Haynes are Wis
iting friends at Lisman. They
are the guests Of Miss Jettie Mich
OILS, who was graduated from the
eighth grade last spring.
Mr.. Lewis Paris, of the Mt
Pleasant neighborhood, is report
ed very ill. lie has heart disease
and his friends are alarmed at his
condition. Mr.. Paris is one Of the
county's best citizens and it is
hoped that he may recover.
Mr.. G. G. Grassham, the promi.
nent Smithland attorney. will
probably be a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for the
state senate in the Third district,
next year, to succeed senator Ut
ley.
The entertainment at the opera
house Friday night will be the
best home talent entertainment
given in this city for years. The
minstrel feature has incurred great
expense and much labor in rehear-
sal. but il alone will be worth the
price of admission.
Mrs Wilson, widow of the late
Frank n, Wilson, died at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Wheel.
er, near Piney. Saturday mig hit.
She was i'll several weeks. The
funeral services were held Sunday
Mrs Wilson was sister of Miss
Nina Wheeler.
Misses Lucy Allie Cobb and
Mary Glenn. of Kuttawa, Misses
Lizzie Glenn and George Camp
bell of Hughey, Miss Nellie Da-
Wis, from Fredonia, Mrs. Mollie
Glenn. of Crayneville, and w. ID,
Blue of Bethlehem visited Rev j.
+. Prices family last week.
Our next issue will be the Illus.
trated Mining and Industrial edi-
ton. 1t will be the regular pub
lication for next week. all the sub.
scribers will receive a copy, and
extra papers can he secured at the
PRESS Office at 10 cents per copy.
The edition will reach six thous.
and.
Mrs Carrie Thomas wishes to
teach summer school of music.
teaching on piano, organ and all
the string instruments. She soli-
cits the patronage of the people
of Marion and surrounding coun-
try. Mrs Thomas is so we'll known
as a music teacher that it is USE
less to add any words.of praise.
The June teachers examination
resulted in nine of the applicants
making first class certificates. The
remaining four receiving certif.
Gates of the second class. Miss
Sadie Rankin made the highest
grade. Her general average on
the eleven branches being %.
Nearly all the applicants have held