Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-03-12

4 daughter oiMr, Robt. Butler, has
pneumonia.
See that James Hicklin gets your laun-
dry every week.
"rhe Hoosier Girl" will be in town to-
night. See her.
The frozen roads have put tho huor
spar and zinc wagons to rslling.
Even Marion has a slight touch Of the
prevailing epidemic-a coal famine.
The little daughter Of Rev. T. A. Con
way has been quite sick several days.
Sheriff j. w. Lamb has purchased the
Jesse Olive residence in East Marion.
WANTED:-Two yoke Of good oxen.
Call on or address
FOSTER THRELKELD, Tolu, Ky.
Monday was dull county court day
The cold weather kept the usual crowd
away.
Mrs. Kittinger's millinery store is now
located in the old Cook hotel, two doors
below her former place Of business.
Town Marshal Lackey, Of SmithlAnd,
has resigned and Jailer w. T. Threlkeld,
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Rev. &. X. Montgomery suffered from
a slight stroke OF paralysis and was con.
fined to his room several days last week.
The failure of the tobacco stemmeries
to open this year leave from 100 to 100
Of the colored population without work
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. HAIRY, arriv.
ed in this city from Oakland City, Ind,
Monday. Mr. Haury will open his saloon
in few days.
County Attorney Henderson was at
Blsckford Monday to attend the city
court he represented parties in . mum.
Der Of civil suits.
Jesse Gray, Of Salem, was in town
Monday. Like all good citizens Of old
Salem, he has an abiding faith in the
future greatness Of his town.
Rev. b. r. Shelter, a temperance lee.
turer, delivered an interesting address
before a good sized audience at the
Baptist church Friday night.
James Henry has purchased the res
idence Of Mr.. II. NJ. Cook on Bellyille
street MIR. Cook has rented the j. H.
Walker property on North Main street.
4 visit to Orange 4 wooldridge's bar.
Der shop will convince you that the
workmen are first class, and that every.
thing is arranged for the comfort Of the
patrons.
-. s. Brooks has filed suit in circuit
court, asking for a divorce from his wife,
Della Brooks The petitions alleges
abandonment upon the part Of the de-
PENDANT.
Two large audiences saw THE HoOsieT
Girl at PaducAh Saturday afternoon
and night, and the city papers prOnOunc-
eel the attraction a good one. Don't
miss il tonight.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church |
will hold their Saturday market this |
week at the residence Of Mrs. Charles |
Evans, from two o'clock to five o'clock
in the afternoon.
An eN-convict delivered an address
on the streets Monday, and offered for
sale books relating hiseIperiences while
in prison. He wore clothes resembling
the prison stripes
MI G.. +. Jennings, the we'll known
contractor and builder, is arranging his
affairs t. move to TEXAS. His wife is in
poor health and he hopes that a change
in climate will benefit her.
Ex County Judge Rochester has fully
recovered from the effects Of the recent
surgical operation that was necessary to
prolong his life, and is now hale, hearty,
happy and hopeful as Of yore.
Services will be held a. the Presbyter-
ian church Sunday. Rev Montgomery's
subject in the morning will be 1.-THE
Star Of the East" At the night service,
Evening Shades will be the subject.
Mr.. J. NJ. Freeman has been appointed
postmaster at Crayneville, and has taken
charge OF the business OF the Kentucky
Fluor Spar Co, at that place. The gen
tleman and his family moved to CrAyne.
Vile last week.
HOUSE WANTED.-I want to rent
a cottage of or rooms, either in Na-
rion or East Marion. Am a good tenant
no children; will pay rent promptly in
advance, IL required. Apply at Press
office.
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