Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-08-13


bron, are spending the week with rela-
tives here.
W. W. David and w. Tom Mills, of
Madisonville, were here Tuesday on
business.
Miss Faulkerson, OF Grayson Springs,
is the guest of her uncle, Mr.. Carl Hen
derson, OF this city.
Miss Ruth Thomas will visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Hackett, at Livermore, Ky,
latter part Of the month.
Miss Leslie Woods will teach the
Odessa school. She will begin her work
the first week in September.
Miss Carrie Grace Akin, after an ex
tended visit here, returned to her hon Q
in Princeton Thursday night
There is great demand for residences
in Marion. Some of the best citizens
are unable TO obtain houses TO live in.
Henry Rappolee and Ike Lindley, OF
Salem, passed through here enroute
home from the District convention at
Paoucah.
Miss Della Kevil, who has been prac-
ticing her profession as an osteopath, at
III Reno, Okla, is visiting her parents at
this place
Three Of the mining companies had
their pay Saturday aud consequently
the business men in all lines enjoyed a
splendid trade.
4. W. Smith. the head Of The Forked
Deer Tobacco Co., OF Paducah, was here
Saturday inspecting some Of our mining
Interests.
Messrs. Cavet and Lee Cruce have re
turned to Ardmore, /. T., after pleas
ant visit with their many relatives and
friends here
Mrs. r. G. Walker and daughters,
Misses Estelle and Evalyn, leave today
on visit to relatives 10 Cincinnati and
Northern Kentucky.
Mr.. Chas. J. HAIRY, Jr., has purchas-
cd large saloon in Nashville aud will
give 1t his personal attention, while Mr..
Chas. j. HAIRY, Sr., will have charge of
the business in this city.
Marion was visited by heavy rail-
Wednesday morning, which made every
thing look better and everybody feel bet
ter. We hope that the surrounding
country was similarly blessed.
Mr.. James l.. Long, a promi ent ar
chitect, Of Hopkinsville, was in the city
Monday. He made several contracts
while here. lie will remodel DIR X. l.
Moore's residence.
A fine iron water has been struck in
the well Of Mrs. Harvey Porter on Belle.
vile street. Some say its rs good as any
water from Dawson, and is very similar
TO water from the Gilbert we'll in North |
Marion.
Misses Kittie aud Fannie Gray and
Sallie Woods were so delightfully."- enter
tanned at Smithland that they did |
not return home until Saturday |
altho they were expected home early in
the week.
Mrs. j. II. Morse and children left |
Friday for California TO join Mr.. Morse,
who has bought property and gone into
real estste business at Pomona, Califor.
MIA. His friends hope he may find the
health he is seeking.
Mrs. d. +. Woods returned to visit re-
atyes here while her new home is being
in Decatur, Ill. Everett is
fixture with the l. G.. railroad and OK,
pects to reside permanently at Decatur
where is building handsome modern
esidence.
Mr.. +. +. Thurman has gone to Cal
iiornia to look at the country. He will
pc gone month or more. lie went via
New Orleans and the Southern route,
1ut aims to return by the Northern
route. Should he find location he may
move west.
II is not often the case that child
has both Of its great grand mothers liv-
ng in same town, but such is the case
with Miss Clara Margaret Orme, whose
mother, and grand mother and both
great grand mothers are alive, and bid
lair to live many years.
Mrs. Carrie Maxwell and daughter.
Miss Mary, ere now at Estes Park in
Northern Colorado, near the Wyoming
inc. Estes Park is so miles north Of
Denver, and is in a mountainous coun-
Try where deer abound and where snow
capped mountains are in view the year
round. Mrs. Maxwell, her friends will
De glad to know, is improving all the