Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-13
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mrs. W. ID. Wallingford is visitin.
her daughter Mrs. Percy Noggle. OIL
koven
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Law, Of Indianop
oils, have returned home after visitinl
Mrs. A. V. McFee.
JAS Freeman and wife and daughter
Miss Murrell left Tuesday Tor the World
Fair, 10 be absent week or more
Miss Lake Farris spent Sunday in
Fredonia the guest OF her brother Dr.
tarris and returned Monday morning
Harry Perry went to st. Louis Non.
I day morning. At Blackford be was
| Joined by VIM. Perry and wife who also
went 70 take IN the fair
Mrs. Martins Henry who has been DIS
appointed 10 leaving for the exposition
several times left Tuesday for 81 Louis
70 spend several days at the Fair.
The Peoples independent Telephone
Co, have 10 thirty phones al Salem and
will put IN ten or twenty more a. soon
as they can get the instruments.
VIM. Barnett, ofTolu, went 70 Evans
vile Tuesday 70 visit his family who arr
spending the winter there. Miss Katie
and Esther are attending school there.
Mis- Carrie Moore len Monday morn /
ing for St. Louis. At Evansville she will /
meet her brother X. t. Moore and ms /
family and together they will visit the /
Worlds Fair.
-Leavell Bros. Of Hopkinsyille. owner f.
81 several fine farms in Christian couu /
y were IN Marion Monday buying mules
Their purchase was quite satisfactory |
and embraced 20 choice young mules for /
which they paid in cash $500
Mr.. Huston Jones, OF Farmerville,
Caldwell county who had the misfor. /
tune 70 be blind has been visiting her /
brother G.. W. Blackburn and family in |
East Marion left Thursday for Union
county 70 visit relatives.
Herbert g. Whitney the trusted en-
ployee Of the /. G. K. X. at Water Val |
ey Offices OF that company, for some !
lime past has been promoted and will be |
yTyen a fine position at New Orleans and |
will move there at once.
Miss Lucille Thomas, Of Memphis. is
visiting her grand mother mrs. Carrie |
/ thomas. She came over from Hopkins
vile where she and her mother were Wis
ting with her aunt Miss Nellie Thomas
who went after her last week.
Mrs. j. K. Jennings is very low at her
home two miles west OF town, suffering
rom a recent stroke Of paralysis. As
me IL very old, being II years Of age, her
trends fear she can live but a short
lime.
A party Of Sheridan people left for ST.
@ouls Tuesday morning. Among them
we're Elder w. K. Gibbs and wife, Mrs
,ssie Belt, Geo. Belt and wife and Mrs.
damie Belt. They will put in the week
eeing the wonders Of the Worlds Fair.
Sam c. Asher, Of Weston, William
l; Newcom, Of NATION and W. f. Col
DAY, OF Gladstone, left Thursday for
jharleston, Mo-, and other points in the
rest They have gone on a prospecting
our and will be absent ten days.
The Rev K. 7. Thomas is 50 years old ,
nd lives at Marion. He has been preach |
= ~ yOaiS auu II uperannudted. lie !
iade and saved in the MINISTRY $1,000
hitch he has placed in interest bearing !
ecurities. Darlington Bee.
Miss Gusta Knower who has been vsi-
ing friends and relatives here this sum.
Ter and who has spent several weeks
Salem the guest Of her uncle Isaac f
lndley will leave soon for her home in
tchison, Kansas, she will visit St. Louis i
nd the Worlds Fair while en- route
ONE.
Miss Lake Farris and her sister. Mis-.
va have dressmsking establishment
Belleyllle street, at II. V. Stones y
Ladies desiring work Of this il
laracter done will do well 10 see them >,
irly as the season is opening and they 3
'e already quite busy. n
Will Adams the insurance man was l
le protector Of quartette of YOUNG a.
ks who left for the louisiana Puf, o
lase Exposition Tuesday, composed OF
lsses Mabel MINER, Dora Stoval and
'erett Minner and Will Adams, They
'nt via Evansville and reached ST Ii
'uis for supper Tuesday and will ne. "
am week or ten days and see thu
eat fair and 10 all its beauty.