Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-27

= climate did not agree with Mrs. Woke
=, Miss Ollie Rice, and attractive youn
lady from Plymouth, Illinois, who ha
=, been the guest OF friends in Marion an,
the county left for her home Monda,
morning
Mrs. Nick Thomas and little daughter
OF Memphis, who have been visiting Mrs
Carrie Thomas, left for Hopknsvilt
Saturday. They will visit there before
returning home.
VIM. Barnett Of Tolu came to the city
Saturday to meet Mrs. Barnett and Miss
Esther, who came down from Evans
ville where they are spending the winter,
to spend few days at Tolu.
Miss Addie Boyd of Salem was in the
city Friday night to meet her father.
kobt Boyd, who came in on the 7:45.
train that night from st. Louis. where
ne had spent week at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Perry D. Maxwell left Monday
Tor Paddcah after short visit there she
will go to st. Louis to meet her husband
who IS expected home soon from Ard
more, Indian Territory.
Rev. S. j. Martin, wife and little dau
ghter, Ruth left Friday night for Full
ton in answer to a telegram announcing
the serious illness of Mrs. Martins faith.
err, Rev. j. NJ. Scott.
VIM. and w. o. Hayden, of Salem: \.
j. Bebout, Of Sheridan, T. n. WofTord
and DR.. c. G. Moreland Of Fords Ferry
attended the Masonic Grand Lodge at
Louisville last week and returned home
Friday morning via Marion.
Rev. J.w. Bowen and his family lef,
Marion Friday morning for Bowling l
Green, where he has embarked in the
business, We regret to lose q
such a family and wish them well in
their new home.
Mrs. Foster Threlkeld arrived here
thursday morning enroute to Tolu from q
)ade City, Fla, having been summoned q
lere on account Of her husbands crit y
al condition. She took carriage i'm s.,
nediately after the arrival Of the train K
no was hurrledly driven TO Tolu Is
W. X. Minish and his wife who have
cen the guests Of +. r. Smith, the Tou
anker, and his family, have returned
their home in Owen county. They
'ck the noon train here Thursday going ~
a Louisville to Graft, Ky, where they "'
side. ra
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The protracted meeting at Sugar ar
rove closed last week after most an IA
resting and successful meeting. There lI.
ere 10 conversions and many Of them .er
ned the church. The pastor. Rev. " ma
Oakley conducted the meeting and the
Is assisted 10y the Rev. Ben Wallace Of co,
ackford who rendered valuable service. yea
Jeh l. Clement, wife and two daugh
and Miss Rachel Orr reached Marion
-urday night from Deming, New q
xico. They have returned 10 Marion
i've as Mrs Clement has recovered
health and it was on her account
I they were compelled to 90 to New -.
xico -four years ago. - -"
v ii. Matthews, Of Eddyyille. ILL., las
a pleasant visitor at the Press Office sho
urday. He is sonin-law OF the n
). NJ. Tabor, who died at his aaugh. rail-
home in Eddyville, Ill last month on
friends and relatives Of Mrs. Tabor rail-
= lrma, their old home, will be hsio
ised to know she is enjoying good
It'll in her new home.
:. r. Dollius' two year-old child was aria
'adly burned Thursday at his home hall
he Sugar Grove neighborhood, that pe
led Friday. Mrs. Dolins had been Of al
hing in the yard and it is supposed ton
the child caught on fire from the c.
IS left there as they found it in the get .
1 in flames. 1t suffered intensely
il relieved by death
ne Sturgis correspondent to the g.
'ganheld Sun says: "John Will --'
tn found a cabbage stake last week ~
ut the size Of No. 40 threat. The lDI
page was cooked and the snake with -
triton OF the cabbage was given to -
cat and in less than three minutes 80
cat was dead. You can find no p n,
page on the market in Sturgis. ~ -
Hes IN boots was bad enough, and
since they have got into the cab.
makes it doubly worse"
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le largest ear Of corn we ever saw is
on exhibition at j. d. Hedges
cry 1t was grown by Tom Black. IRE
jrittenden county contain. 400 III -