Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-09-24
Little Folks Corner
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= DINNER ANpAklss.

DINNER ANDAkIss.
l have brought your dinner. father.
Tho blacksmith 5 daughter said.
As she took from her arms a kettle.
And lifted its shining lid.
There's not any pie or pudding.
80 | will give you this"
And upon his toll worn forehead
She Jeff childish kiss
The blacksmith tore OF bis apron.
And dined 10 happy mood.
wondering much at the SAVIOR
Hid In his humble food.
While all about him were visions
Full Of prophetic bliss.
Hut he never thought Of Tho magic
ln his little dAughtsr's kiss
While she vith her kettle swinging.
Merrily trudgcd away,
Stopping at sight Of a squirrel.
Catching some wild birds lay.
And ! thought how many shadow.
Ollie aud fate Nc should miss.
II always our frugal dinners
Were seasoned with a kiss.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Rayne.
LirrLE GtaL LosKs HER YtNdEHs.
Mary the nine year old daughter, Of
Mr.. Henry Clay IlAfgis, OF Derby had
the third finger on her left hand torn
Oh while climbing over tho back fence
at her fathers home. A ring che wore
caught on a nail, the skin was torn 3g
up 10 the first knuckle and the end u
the hngor severed at the first Joint
Physicians AmputAted the finger At tho
third Joint and the little lady is getting
along nicely CAnnelton Ind, Tele.
phonc
A little boy who was on, searching for
couple Of calves a few days ago was
heard b. ask.
Have you seen little steer and 4 biz
old calf, named old heifer's calf out herr
GOD WASN'T PosrEn.
George had been taught to believe
that u he wanted anything very much
he must pray for IL. lie was anxiou. In
have bicycle. 10 each night he would
add to his prayers the request that ore
be sent him for his birthday. Uuon
awakening on the eventful morning Re
saw beside his crib three wheeled mi.
chine. Thereupon he turned over ON
his pillow and cried:
Oh Lord, don't you know the differ
ence between a bicycle and a tricycle. ~
Philadelphia Ledger.
BROKE PROMISE AID LOST LrrE.
At Tell City, Ind. the two sons Of
Mrs. Jacob Davis, were drowned in tho
Ohio river while swimming. The mother
went to Leopold TO attend a picnic and
before she left she made the little fel.
lows promise her they would not 20 near
the river They failed TO keep their
promise, however. and shortly after her
departure they went TO the river 20 90
swimming in company with their elder
brother. They got in water over their
heads and we're drowned before tho bro.
Lher could rescue them. The mother is
almost Frustrated over the death OF her
boys.
Answer 10 last weeks puzzle: ellis
Equal" Prize won by Miss Mary
Joiner. Her name being drawn from
he list by Mr.. Tom Mcconnell.
Other good answers received were.
Father and Mother" Mamie Casey,
Salem.
Trouble" Odessa Dollins, Salem.
Death" Edna Sohoolcraft, Marion.
"His Equal" Varney Coffield. /"
"His Equal" Walden Stovall,
Trouble" Charlie Belts,
Darkness" Leota Pryor, Salem.
Trouble" Addie Carter, Leyias.
Trouble" Willie Fritts, Marion.
Only three correct answers being re-.
,eived.
Puzzle for next week: "Why Does n
Hen Give Out More Corn than She
tatsY' Answer now in sealed envelope,
vail be opened Monday morning next at