Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-10-08

Geo. II. Crider is building house on
the lot adjoining Lawrence Crider, near
the /. &. Railroad We are glad Mr..
Order, who is the agent for the Illinois
Central at Craynevile, has decided TO
make his home here.
Mrs. 7. Amplias Weldon will leave
this week for her home in st. Louis, az
ter spending the summer with the fam
lily Of +. p. Hill, her father. Mr.. Wei
don is now employed 10y a grain firm and
has fine position.
Rev J. G.. Haynes will preach at To'u
Saturday night at o'clock at the NJ, +.
church, south, and Sunday morning at
IL o'clock al Hurricane church. We be
speak for him a cordial reception and
arge congregations at each place.
Frank Jacobs left Monday night for
Lebanon, Tenn, where he enters the
old Cumberland University for this
term. He will take the theological de-
partment Mr. Jscobs il a fine young
man, and his many friends will wish
him God speed.
Frank Orr and wife Of Princeton, Ind,
are visiting the family OF X. r. Flanary.
Mr.. Orr was raised 10 this county and is
"A nephew Of Miss Rachel Orr. He is in
the drug business at Princeton, and is
doing well. He is splendid boy and
deserves success.
Frank Wyatt, the gentlemanly plant
er and capitalist Of Fredonia was here
"Wednesday. MIR. Wyatt is man Of
pleasant personality aud has many
friends aud acquaintance all over this
section ~ the state. Mrs. Wyatt, who
is the aunt Of Mrs. j. w. Wilson, is her
guest this week
Rev j. +. Price at Bennettstown,
Christian county, this week, at the
meeting OF the Princeton presbytery
Next week he will go to Sullivan TO hold
protracted meeting. Mr.. Price is an
indefatigabe worker and deserves the
success he has achieved.
w. b. Enochs, Of Nation, left for
Kansas yesterday 10y wagon route. Mrs.
Enoch and the family will go 10y rail
road. The county loses good citizen |
and family and We regret to see it, but
We hope for them much prosperity and |
happiness in their new home,
Mrs. +. G.. Moore, Of Marion, was in |
town this week experimenting the re-
pairs on her residence On North Railroad |
street. Marion Clark of Marion, is do
ing the work. The residence is being
reprinted and otherwise greatly improv-
ed. Providence Enterprise
j. b Simpson, the genial merchant
OF Salem, was here Friday on business
and TO attend the Methodist conference.
Mr.. Simpson is one Of the reliable men
OF his section and is we'll known at this
place, also Shady Grove where he lived
for many years. He is pleased with his
new home.
Dixie Satterfisld and his wife, OF Prin-
ceton, were here attending conference
last Friday. Mr.. Satterfield owns the
famous Harpendng place, which was
built by the Diamond King Berry Har
pending on Eddy Creek. 1t was one Of
the palaces when built, and Mr.. Satter !
field, we learn is keeping it up in fine
shape.
Kilroy and Britton's new play which |
will be at the Marion Opera House next |
Tuesday evening, Oct. 18th, styled "An |
Aristocratic Tramp" is from the pen of
Lem b. Parker, author OF "For Home
and Honor," "A Quaker Wedding"
1.-THE Sinking City" and dozen other |
popular successes. IAN Aristocratic |
Tramp" is far above the average tramp |
show in every respect and contains more !
features in one single act than all the
other so-called tramp shows have in |
four. The scenic effects are gorgeously |
correct while the cast is made up OF the |
very best dramatic talent New York |
affords. There are seven big speciality |
features in addition to the regular com
pany, making the entire production sec |
ond to nothing OF this class travelling |
and their reception here should be a |
hearty one TO say the least.