The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-07-04

Call at Rogers for fresh canned RIM
barb.
Mrs. Rosa Adams, Cuba, Is now
spending a few weeks. in and around
the city. She Is taking a needed rest a.
missionary from Cuba
Mrs. Lena Threlkeld gave ~ a
pleasant call, Wednesday.
Little Miss Laverne Threlkeld l.
visiting her aunt. Mrs, Jane Jackson az
Clinton the past two weeks
Mrs. S. ID. Luten and children left
Tuesday for SanantOnia Texas tol be
gone two weeks or more.
Has any one been arouned 10 see
Charley Perry since he moved into ms
new and nicely furnished residence.
This denotes days OF prosperity
Dock Little. of Union City. the
io!lv drummer man. was in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. T. S. Hudgins, of Union 'i'y'
spent Sunday in Hickman
Mr.. lass CHASER and George Methany
spent the week in st. Louis.
Tuesday was the first of the month
and good number of our pcol-e Me------
j. ". Rogers * Son will receive
Monday. Fresh butter crackers, Cheese
crackers and those delicious Zu Ia
Waters.
Mrs. Tom Ledford and family left
Wednesday night for Roaring Springs,
Ky, where sne will spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Fleet Coleman Of La.
are the guests of Miss Mabel and Bessie
French for a short while.
The Revs. Ar. Packs have been holt
ing evangelstc services in West HEX
man for few evenings the past week.
We did not learn the results.
Mrs. II. ID. Watson, of Madrid Bend,
Mo, gave W. pleasant call "Wednesday
last. She will spend sonth IN Union
City with her daughters. Mrs Curtin
and Dahnke.
Miss Montgomery of Louisville, Is
visiting Percy Jones and family this
week. She left tor home Wednesday.
J.J. O'Rourke, wife and son Edward,
visited several days in Ripley, since
last issue. They accompanied Miss
Hart, Mrs. O'Rourke's sister, home.
They returned Tuesday.
Miss Ada Casebeer. of Union City
was in the city Monday.
Mrs. J. w. Powell. Misses Mayhell
Fuqua and Bette DeBow returned
Sunday, from the w. NJ Conference
which met in Fulton last week They
had a pleasant rs well a. a profitable
meeting.
There will be preaching at the Baptist
church next Sunday and Sunday night
by the paster The membership especl-
ally and all Others who viii come will
be appreciated.
If the authorities of the city will just
step around TO the southeast corner OF
the court house premises and look east
up Wellington street they will see that
the deep ravine has no bridge across it.
There are few families, who pay
footmans bridge.
DIR. J. NJ. Hubbard was called 10 Col
umbus, Thursday TO see his brother who
was seriously i'll. He went MP on the
Georgia Lee at 10 yesterday morning.
He has not returned on going TO press
hence we cannot report as TO Mr.. Hub
bards condition.
Mr.. NJ. Craddock of near Davis Cha
pei. was in the city yesterday. He tells
us the prospects are good for fine crops
in his section.
Quite an enjoyable day was spent on
the Handy pond last Wednesday. A
congenial crowd was invited, in fact
all done to make day pleasant for
Miss kathleen Kingman. Ii being
given in her honor. A grand dinner
of course added TO the occasion. Those
i'm the party were Mr.. Edward Prather
and Miss X. Kingman, Mr.. Tom French
and Miss Maybell Fuqua, Miss Bette
Decow and Bob isler. Miss Annie
Ellison and Cowgirl Rogers. Mildred
(Ramage and Tom Moore, Laura Brown.
Nit Shaw and Mrs Kingman. Mrs.
Lizzie Ellison, Ruth aud Louise, Mr..
Boogher, Mrs. Millet and son.