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

Mrs. Matte +. Wilcox, Of Gladstone,
attended conference hers Sunday aud
visited her daughter, Mrs IIowerton.
Marion High School team played
match game with Kelsey and won by a
score Of y 10 =. HurrAh for the NJ. II
IS.
Mrs b. Hubbard and daughter,
Miss Mamie, are visiting relatives at
Blackford, Providence, Madisonylle and
Crofton
The Ohio Valley Produce Co, have
sold out their business 80 II il reported
10 Armour 4 Co, the Chicago million
aries.
Blue 4 Num- and also the Wilson Min
ing company had their pay day SRtur-
day. Several thousand dollars in cash
we're paid out
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T.. MAlloy, Of Eddy
vile, were guests Of Mrs. Nina Hover
ton, several days last week, and return
ed home Monday.
ChAs. Conant, and wife Of Smithland
were here attending conference last week
the guest OF Mrs. c. {. Gray, also JAS
". Cade, Of Smithiand
FOR SALE A good family horse
about 5 or years old old; dark bay will
work anywhere, and when worked regu-
arly is perfectly gentle Apply 10 X. f
Haynes. -
r.. II Sheeks aud wife, formerly Miss
Julia DeboeD are visiting her father
Phil Deboc, this week, and also at the
residence Of Geo. Thomas, their brother-
In law IN Marion.
Dr. J. A Akin, the dentist Of Prince
ton. was here last week the guest Of his
niece, sirs. Gus Taylor Mrs. Akin &C
companied him. DR.. Atkins name has
long been the SYNONYM Of good dentistry.
The trial Of John Burget and Roy
Daniels, was set for last Tuesday, was
postponed on account Of fiscal court. It
will be held Friday, and the friends Of
the young men hope they will be cleared
Of the charge,
Miss Carrie Moore was at home last
week attending conference. This is her
first visit home since her school began
six weeks ago. When any one sticks 50
closely to school they surely will Learn a
~ great deal.
Prof. J. j. Nall aud wife attended con
ference. They now live at KuttSwa.
Mr. Nail was one OF the founders Of the
Marion school, and taught here many
years. His graduates are among our
best business men.
Mrs. Stringer and son Of Cross Plains,
Tenn, are visiting at Nation. Mrs
Stringer is sister Of Messrs. g. ID. and
Frank Summorvile, and was called here
10y wire to see James Summerville, her
nephew, before he died.
Miss Maggie Summerville, OF Cross
Plains, Tenn a cousin OF Jas. Summer
vile who died Saturday, came last week
TO see her relative before he died. The
family telephoned her after they had
given up all hope and knew the end was
near.
Rev. John G. Haynes, OF Springfield,
Mo and his wife, daughter Of w. NJ.
Clark Of Oak Grove neighborhood, are
visiting at her fathers and also at other
places in the county. Mr.. Haynes has a
fine charge in his new home and is we'll
pleased.
Mrs. S. Hodge aud Mrs Sallie Flanary
we're here last week attending conference
and visiting Mrs. Sue Adams on College
street. They now live at Princeton and
are partial to their new home, altho fond
of Marion where they have many friends
and relatives.
Friday afternoon Bishop Hendrix and
DR.. Means OF Louisville, were the guests
OF Col ID. G. Roberts, OF the Reed Min
ing company. A tour OF the great zinc
and lead mines of the county was made.
The bishop expressed his establishment
and admiration at the wonderful extent
OF the mineral resources within few
minutes drive OF the city.