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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27
Coming and Going

100000 .y.1.x.xs<.S0c cHsC.I90oef.y.I.E.1.
Mrs. L. D. Holtke and daughter Marie
are visiting friends in the city.
John Mack of the Newton Kansan-Re-
publican. is in town on business.
William Needles went to St Louis yes
terday via the Frisco. He will visit the
world S fair.
Ray Campbell went to Lawrence yester-
day afternoon. where he will attend the
graduating exercises at the Kansas uni
versity.
Miss Mamie McGovern and Miss Viola
Walton left over the Frisco yesterday
afternoon TO attend the worlds fair at
ST Louis.
- following people bought tickets at
the Missouri Pacific station yesterday for
St Louis: Q. y Bingham. Dora 3. Ruby
and b. L. Evert.
Mr.. and Mrs. G s Edwards were pas
sengers on the afternoon east-bound
Frisco passenger train for st. Louis yes
terday, where they Will take in the world 5
faIr
Eek Joseph returned to Concordia last
night. after spending several weeks at
his home in this city while recupersting
from the effects of an operation for ap-
pen~icitis.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90.
From Four Corners
co:s:co 100000. (.'.S.''S.' o. l.'s'.'.'.l

Mr.. and Mrs. James Nelson. OF Hays
vile. were in the city shopping and visit
ing friends yesterday
O. z. Hickin. county commissioner C!
the poor. furnished transportation yester-
day TO Alnoa Flint. an old man who
has resided in this city for the past TWEEN
ty-two years. He was going 10 IIewens.
Kan, where he has friends
oscar Wizard Fitch. OF this city. and
Miss Edith Josephine Manary. of Valley
Center. were united in marriage yester-
day noon at the home - the brides par
ents. in Valley Center. Rev. Harkness,
OF Valley Center. performed the ceremony.
Tho groom was engased in the real estate
business in this city and the bride Is the
daughter Of Rev ". Il Maaary. OF Val
ley Center. The young people left for
Missouri or their wedding trip. After
q visit with relatives there. they wiil re-
turn TO Valley Center and viii be al home
10 their friends on their farm. near thai
Fsiaep
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27
In the Hotel Lobbies.

SSNSoSNccSSctt. eco (sGs(eIslsIs
Peter Aultland, of Sterling, is at the
Manhattan.
w. C. Tasue, of aCnadian. Tex. Is
stopping at the Manhattan
H. W. Earhart and wife. of Winfield.
stopped at the Hamilton yesterday.
W. c. Highly. of the New YORK Com
mission company, is at the Hamilton.
Mrs. J. d. Joseph and niece. of White
water are guests of the Hotel Carey.
II. L. McEIhaney. of Kingman, is at the
Manhattan while in the city on business.
NJ c. Black. representing the Daube.
Gone ( Co. clothing house, of Chicago.
is at The Hamilton.
J. II. Amos claim agent for the Mis-
souri, Pacific, is stopping at the Manhat-
tan for few days.
Senator Robert Findlay, of Sterling.
IS stopping at the Manhattan while in
the city on business.
A. Z Cartwright. representing the
Globe Tanning company, of Louisville,
Ky. is at the Hamilton.
Jerome David is a New York arrival.
VIII is staying at the Carey He Will
remain here several days.
T. a. Baum. who travels for the Ferd-
Holm brewery. of Kansas City, was at
the Manhattan yesterday.
,. NJ Morton. of the stevens Iitho-
graphing and Engraving company. of St
Louis. is at the Hamilton
c. II. Burdick. manager Of the Oswego
mills. is stopping at the Hamilton while
tisirng friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II Lenoard. of Oar
lington, O. T.. are stopping at the Carey.
They viii remain here several days.
". II. Shaefer, of the Bauman K Sper-
ling clothing house. of New York. is
registered at the Hamilton while showing
his samples.
j w. Walters, with the Best & Rus
sell Cigar company. OF Chicago. is at
the Hamilton. Mr.. Walters is proprietor
of C Metropole Cigar company of this
city
]. ]. Andrews. representing the Nichols
& Sheppard Threshing Machine company.
OF Battle Creek, Mich, is at the Manhat-
tan while transscung business with the
hardware men Of the city
J. J. FanniRs. who sells mems worsted
SUITS for J. Samuels & Co, Of New York
is at the Hamilton. Mr. flaming says
sales are good all over the country. which
is an Indication OF another good year
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27

Patch" The first selection. THE Sunday
School" represented many humorous
characters and each in its turn were well
impersonated by Miss Nicholson. While
the first showed the brighter side OF the
life of Mrs Wigs and her flock OF chill
dren, the second reading. Jim Wigs
Death" was fun Of feeling and pathos.
The two musical numbers "Canst Thou
Forget So Soon" and Fairy Love Song"
by Mrs. Iottie Matson, contralto. proved
her a singer Of much ability. She pos
sesses a voice OF low. clear quality. ca
pable OF much expression and shaaings-
Mrs. Matson and Miss Nicholson were
well received by the audience. and both
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27
Caendar fer Today
.eess0I:]:(sIs.Y. 10000 sX0s..l


U.R. FP. regular meeting tonight
{ The lies of tn Central Christian
church III meet with Mrs. N. a. Car
vim. 1oSsSorth Market street. this after
noon a2:So
TherS7ill be a rsgular convoeation of
wichi. Chapter No % r. \. NJ at s
o'cloc-this evening. Work in the past
mast, degree.
Car No. AZ R. n. A. will meet in
reg,l' session tonight in Fraternal Aid
hallver 400 East Douglas avenue. Wis
ftorweleome.
VI Knox. OF Lincoln, Neb. who has
ne, favorabIy received as a concert
sifr, viii sing My Rosary at the
ITarian church service Sunday morn
II
ne general guild Of St. Johns church
u meet this afternoon II 80 o'clock at
e residence of Mrs. Edward Vail. 1GS
Drth Market street. \ full attendance
desired.
There Will be a cooked food sale at the
deal Pharmacy, 155 No,th Main street,
saturday. Members Of the Unitarian alli-
ance are requested to contribute articles
OF cooked food. such as cakes, etc.
Regular meeting of wichita Lodge No.
as l. O. Q. Z. tou.eht Work in the
third degree and the election of officers
for the ensuing term. Also election of
officers for grand lodge 10y past grands.
Visitors welcome.
The Womans Aiissionary society OF
the First Presbyterian chur il Will hold
their regular meeting for the present
r..nth in the west parlors oi the church
this afternoon at o'clock. This is the
annual reception to the oficeIt and ladies'
Of the church and it is especially desired
that ever ylady of the congregation be
present.
Eggieston Post. No 244. viii attend
memorial services at the Souta Lawrence
Christian church next Sundsy morning.
All members win meet at A .. L. W
hau on South Main street al 10 O'Clock
TO go in a body The post VII be joined
by the Second Regiment Of Union Vet
Grams Union. The WomanF L. Y. r.
Union ana the ladies' Of Carline Harri-
son Circle G. a. r.. Will ais. attend nm
der command Of Mrs. Nm. Lane. There
will be nnk selections of appropriate mu-
sic and services VIII be conducted by
the paster Rev. W. y. NcLal2. All com
rades OF the city and strangers are in
vited.
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WILL MOVE HERE.
Salina journal Has Following to Say
About PaFker's Factory.

According to an article published in
the Salina Journal there is no longer any
doubt but what {. W. Parker will move
his big amusement factory to Wichita
in the near future. Under the headline Of
"Abilene the Loser" the Salina Journal
says:
&C w. Parker has sold his amusement
company 20 c. T. Kennedy for Ss).o,o
Kennedy has been manager Of the com
pany. Abilene VIII lose the bg factory.
where AL the wagons. naerry-go-r rounds.
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With Business Interest
..s..S.,c .s.,.s.S.S.so ...s.a.1. &c .s.s.s.

John Murphy. president Of the Amer
lean State bank. OF Enid, Q. T. was il
the city yesterday looking after some
business matters.
= Trast, Of the Bank of Cherokee. o. T,
was here yesterday and made the Fourth
National very pleasant call. He said
thar the wheat crop % oklahoma was
assured and that i, would be FAR larger
than last year.
J. 5. orr. deputy state commander for
the Maecabees Of the World. is in the
city in the interest Of this order. He
has already succeeded in securing a good
membership ard the order Is growing
very rapidly.
There viii be a special meeting Of the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27
Expert Rilliaraist.

Pref. Lovther II New York. champion
cue and snser aiilia-1iss VIII give j
grand exhibition tonight at the Monarch
Lowther plays his opponent 10 E-oiats oT
no couat: also fan line of miraculous
work Having q national reputation this
exhibition will he treat for all Con-
test commences at p. n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27
The City In Brief

The team are blacks, and matched to
perfection. Mr.. Howell Will use them
for a carriage team. The price paid
was $375.
Rev. DR.. Lynch, of the First NJ. E.
church, will deliver the Memorial Day
address at Cartwright Chapel, seven
miles southwest of Wichita. There will
be short program of songs declama-
tions, etc. Services will begin az o'ieloek
p. m. Procession " Ill form Immediately y
after the conclusion of the services and
proceed to the cemetery, where the floral
decorations will take place.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27
RECITAL AT FRIENDS.
Large Audience Attended Reading by
Miss Estella Nicholson.

The eiocutiohary recital by Miss Estella
Nicholson. of the department of elocu-
ton at Friends University. was given
last evening III Russell hall Of the Uni
versity, to large audience All the
readings of Miss Nicholson were taken
from tie weIl-known book of Alice Hogan
Rices Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27

were compelled TO answer with eneores.
The last reading % Miss Nicholson.
The TheateF Party vas fun OF colo
quial expressions OF Mrs Wigs. and her
tact in preparing each little wigg to at
tend the theater Was well brough; out
Miss Nicholson Was perfect in her i'm
personatios. bringing tho picture Of Mrs.
Wigs and her powers OF conversation.
and the chief characteristics OF Austria
liza. Asia and Europe vividiy 20 her
hearers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27

n making ralruad Journey the intel
Iisent ferson VII choose the one offering
TIE NOS, advantages The Frisco has
many to offer f1o-ts
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27

cars, etc, have been made that the COM
pany used. as the factory will be moved
to Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27

81. Louis and return. via Frisco. so %.
Tickets on sale daily. hnai fsturn limit
December 18th. ite-u
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Daily eaels. Delivered. IOe Per Week
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-27

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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-29
CUPID AWAKE
And in Our Midst Making Young
Hearts Happy.

On Tuesday at the Gill House
at II O'Clock J. W. Ethridge and
Miss Lula Rowland, both of Enon,
Caldwell county, were united in
marriage by Rev. T. V. Joiner, OF
this city. The wedding was quiet
unheralded affair and only a few
of the most intimate friends of the
contracting parties were present.
The attendants were Press Babb
and Miss Carrie Dreaming, of Enon.
The bride was dressed in white
and looked very pretty. She is the
daughter Of B. +. and Della Row
land, and 10 years Of age.
Mr.. Ethridge is a young man OF
sterling worth, % years of age, an
energetic and hustling farmer and
blacksmith.
The happy couple will settle and
make their home at Enon. The
RECORD Joins their numerous friends
in wishing them long and happy
lives.
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RODNEY.

Mis- Edith payi. j. attending the
Institute NJ Marion. She will H..
yin .chool here august 1T.
John llicklin, q painter irom
Marion, l. herr thi. week.
The Rodney mill !. in OPERATION
again.
Misses Naomi and Ruby Asher
are visiting In Marion.
Harry Cullcy, II near Stuvi..
was in our mid., Saturday buying
.tuck.
Jas. VI. Davi. wrnt tn Marion
, Saturday.
Uncle Thco,lurc lmlslcn. II
Siugi., va. hcr Wednesday.
Rev. John King. II illarkiurl.
preached ai Weston sunday.
VIM. u. Nation, who movol tu
Mi..oud, write. that owing tu III,
uuhalihiulny., II the loalily. tlp,y
will remove IN Kentucky thi. hll.
Mn Nancy Kemp riumci In
Marion sunday.
MIR. lila VI, Roberts, II Nation.
il herr.
Guy lamb, " Marion, was herr
Sunday.
Rev. Rowland preached at Ru.c
Bud Sunday.
Misses Clara and Addic Num-
wcr in Slurgis "Wednesday shop.
ping.
There was must delightful lev
cream supper given a, the rc.tlr,c
Of =. l.. Num- on Saturday night
the 28rl.
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IRON HILL.

Mis- M,ud,Dn nrlsr yi.it,-l hcr
sister, Mr.. Perry, Monday.
III Perry mvr an icr cram sup
pr Saturday might.
Mi,-c, Edna and Anna Rolrri.
visited Miss, Micc and Rosa Walk.
cr sunday.
Fulton Phillip, " Texas, is Wis.
i,ing RELATIVES here.
Mrs. 7. II. Dclnc and daughter.
Miss Ellie, left last week ior Bc
llcc, Ark, Ia visit Mrs. Drlm'.
son, Hugh.
Gladys, the little fifteen months
old child If ". ]. Hodges. died
Saturday nigh, and was buricl a,
Sugar Grove Sunday.
Howard Phillips and Walter
Travis went To Rodney Saturday
and returned Sunday,
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VIEW.

Wheat thr-hing j. in ppgr,-
Hay harvesting j. al.ut over
Vernon Fox 3. attending ,H
taelrr Institute NJ Marion
The installation II the ma, t.nD
at the Riley min, i.al.ut comp 3
c'l AMI will -,ou l- rady &c .p
alton
Bro Falick prashr,l O 6nr -t
mon at ih' hu.h arl"r mar 'n
lI~lgr mine. sunday
Tho machinery ai the u 3
mine i. l.iug n-iu.'all,d ~ ar
utlrr .hafi
Our new mail rui, ipm
e. tnyurullc, ;. quite l-r.n' %
the many people along th- 'r
Mr Hale, th, mail-aru,r. .s,p
Kind and ulligug
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-29
As Gathered by Our Efficient
Correspondents.
DYCUSBURG.

J. c. Griffin is having his bust
ness block reprinted.
Miss Myrtle Clifton, of Fl. Smith,
and Mrs. Cora Charles, of our
town, will visit Marion this week.
Low water above confines navi-
CATION on the Cumberland to small
boats.
Rev. W. b. Charles will leave
this week to conduct the music at
Hampton camp meeting.
Bennett IL Cooksey are removing
their stock Of goods from the bank
building to the old Charles stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ramage visited
Eddyville and Kuttawa last week.
On the 18th inst, at Metropolis,
H., Miss Nina Bennett, oldest
daughter of II. b. Bennett, and
Mr.. J. h. Wells, youngest son of
Mrs. Joe Wells, were united in
marriage Miss Name Graves ac-
companied them on their marriage
journey. 4 host Of friends extend
congratulations.
Mrs. Lula Bunton and family arr
at home after two weeks visit in
the country.
W. b. Grove goes on record q,
one Of our most cntcrprising farm
ers. His pastures Craze the finest
breed Of cattle, the Red Pole, and
the finest hogs, Chcrry-Red Duro,
Jersey, registered. Mrs. Grov,
adds To the interest and income d
the farm 10y a large number Of IN,
good old breed Of Plymouth Rocl
chickens. Mr.. and Mn. Groy,
think Of buying lot and building
a residence in Dycusburg, a con
summation We all hops for.
Miss Marion Richards and Mr.
and Mn. j. Il. Glass are a, III,
Crittenden county institute thi
week.
\ new cover on the Methods
church is under contemplation.
1t j. whispered tha, wedding
lcll. again ring in our town at n
early date.
Mr.. Mary Sanders, II Living
ston, i the guc.tof Mn. joe Well
Aunt Lizzie Perrin accompnic,
her daughlcr IMn lsMcCMTc, am.
daughter Ia their humc,in PaduRl
for visit sunday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-29
MEXICO.

The health NJ this ncighborhood
Is not gpod at present.
]. r. Drcnnen has moved to
Cmyncyillc.
Mn. Ida McGm :. visiting at
Chapel Till.
r. A. Iandcll and wife visited
Rev. u. 7. Campbell sunday.
r. II Mott i. very sick.
The telephone po,t. have lccn
delivered ior the new line frum
Frcdonm to McSiyo.
G. A. Butler, Il New Bethel, Wis.
itcl VIII Polk thi. week.
Erwin Belt, II Cmyncvillc, wa.
hcrriMonday.
The work,is progressing nicrly IN
the new depot,
Courtney Harris went In Wheat.
cpit thi. week.
Miss Maggie Drrnnrn /. visiting
at Cmyncyillr.
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LOCAL NEWS.
SMlTHLAND.

Echo Valley springs are attract
ing many visitors to this city and
our hotels are enjoying a good pat
ronage.
There are registered Mrs. Joe
Fowler Post and son, DR.. Robert
Hicks and family, Mrs. Mary Al
exander, Mrs. viii ] Gilbert, Miss
Marger Crumbaugh and Judge Da-
vid Sanders, all Of Paducah, at the
Clark Hotel.
+. r. Anderson, of Mayfeld, J..
O. Rutter, Of Carrsville, and W. c.
Ellis are at the Drummers' Home.
At the Webb House are regis
tered :. II. Piles, of Paducah, q.
c. Lasher and W. {. Canterbury, Of
Hampton.
W. r. Hendrick, Of Paducah, is
visiting his parents, the Hon. J. X
Hendrick and wife.
Walter Neikirk and wife, Of Pa.
ducah, are here, guests Of Mrs. :.
+. I.ackey, Mrs. Neikirk'S mother
Walker Hurley, Of Pan Handle,
was in town Monday.
G. VI. Davis and wife returned
recently from a visit to Graham.
Vile. They were accompanied
home by Miss Nellie Grimes.
Eugene Sedbcrry returned Mon,
day from 81. Louis where he visit.
ed HE brother, II. l.. Sidbcrry anC
attended the Fair.
\ deal has bcen closed bctweer
&. ID. Scyster and Drs. IARue ano
Adams for the sale Of Scyster's biz
brick store building on Court street
\ new firm, Adams Il IaRuc
will H. formed, and il is said tina
they will put in large stock o
drugs about August LIST. Mr.
Scyster will remove his stock Ia th
Ellis building which he occupie,
formerly.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-29
NATION.

We an delighted with the
Rowan.
Several irm herr attended the
Mccormick reunion a, Blackiurl
Saturday.
Jasper Mcdowell aud SINS. II
sugar Gmw, visited HI. daughter
herr rwnily.
Harry Perkins, II Tribune, spcnt
Friday aud Saturday Lcr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-29
SlSC0 CHAPEL.

Crops are looking fine in this
vicinity.
james Butler and wife visited
their daughter in Livingston county
Sunday.
Marshall Num- made q flying
trip To Blackboard Saturday.
Mis-. BEATRICE Num- visited her
brother, Bryant Num-, Saturday
night.
DIR. Franklin, II Num-. switch,
was here last week.
Walter Enoch and family hay,
moved tn his father. farm near
thi. place.
Vim. Lewis i. on the sick lit.
Misses Florence and Cora Levi.
were guests u Mi. Dum Elder thi.
week.
Elder Belt and wife wcrc guest.
II Mrs. Belt. brother, Oscar lew.
j., II Fp,lonia, Saturday and
sunday.
Jasper Walker and family visited
here sunday.
Mis-. Victoria Si,co visited hcr
grandmother, Mr.. EnoCh. lat
wcrk.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-29
C, P, Church, cOlOtd. Holds sessss

The krntucky syno,l Il %, e.
+ rhurh, ulurd. held IL. ...s.
In Marion july q io2i..
Rev. ". l.. Clark va. Ma,ut,
and Rev. = J Simpson VIZ. -'a'
Clerk
This chuph organization .,,
much aliw To- pr~nt day ..s,'
such o.. education. organic ure
ETC., they voting Ia affirmative,
uuiu II the gnai rr-lyi,r
rhurlc. in ihc United STATE.
Am"ur thc visiting pra.'n
v,w Rev. hshung and GiI-H
indianapolis. Ind. and lly'
Bowling Irvn. ~ TIE f
I~iur'l AZ ihr " D. ,hurb ~
day evening a. BE- tmvI.f
,lr niyrvst " N, lavlir. ,r.
academy.
Rev Gilrm, vlo hs. iru
much In ihi. country anil H
rnF, paid III. color,l br'hnnd
Marion o high compliment ah.
he said that h. considered Co., ci'
ord puplc II Marion tlm 'a
awmg morally, Intellectual, ud
spiritually.
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Grateful.

While hcU W. Ncu trairi IA
kindly by uur irirnd- until W. r's,.
cl urr a few DAYS while IN our
way Ia Hampton. Ny. that w
feel like publicly thanking them.
We wish them blessing. 18th spir.
iiual and temporal, and We al-o
thank our friend. II the Christian
churrh for the U.s. II their house.
also. Ne arr grateful iur the usc II
uic ulrra house aud cvuIi huusc.
]. J. SNrm
BmriE Crow
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-29

Mr. Elinl",h Burton b.. quite
III
Wallace Gift. II Rodney. VA.
here Sunday.
Mn Nccic Burton visited it
parents at Blackford lat week
Mi.- Bette King T. visiting a
Marion.
lcc lmntlcy and family U.,e.
near Weston sunday
Dan Travis and family. Mar
ion, visited here rccnily.
Will Simpson ha. returned lnr
Arkansas.
Mi-' wriiicnbury be-. l.-n ,.p
sick
VIII llurrfion and wifi .pat
sunday NEAR Perry. Ferry
Me Vienna Rol.r. 3. attend Of,
the Tach,r. Institute iu Mar
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-29
Notice.

NJ pcr-n. having claim. sf'.l'
the state II Nathan n. BLACK. d..
will pr-'ni amc properly prwf
on or l-ior Angus, ~. lpol =
IL FOREVER lorr,l.
n MANY ] RiAu.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-29
FRED0NlA and KELSEY.


G. h. Lnyd returned from Hot
SPRING last week
Mr.. n. G.. Rio. Mis-. Mar Num-.
viii McElrw and Kelley lAndcs
went {" Marion last week To SO 'h'
tall game
Mn A.hworh has hccn quite
sick Tor several day
johnson Order went Ia Marion
sunday
Mn. ". +. Ray va. very .ick
last week
\ pru,nctcl Meeting will lsgin
IT the { J. church n'" sunday
'h' 'I''
.llln-rt Ran ha. l.,n night .ick
i"r several day
Mn Anna Thrlk,ld and -on,
Raymond ana VIZ" ""'Tg'a i"9'
arr visiting ~ Indiana
) :. =. "n'n Wa "''rh'a'd
~ 'h' h''d la'' ""N "u' = nov
a''' '' VI" OUT
Mis- Wary AAn'R'' "' Marion
Wa 10 Messy sunday
MI hI'h'l" q" I'nn'''''' ha'
"'" visiting h''' -''f'i 'al''
r., line II n,ckuar IN town.
Al the new .,ylc. e. y. bmb.
n. tt...i.,. NJ tilt.
the Ruth urirll-tle.-l Saturday
and SUNDAY.
Rev and Mr. ~ Tbomp.uu, IT
Ku,iava. ven herr sunday.
Al kind. II hat. ior men and
"'y' Just r'''''d at T. u. l"'n.'.
VI g. Young. II New Hthcl.
say. b, ha. ncvr hal finer pr..
p'cts tor cun.
chill ,tr,,,t pg., ills,
urlay night.
L.. 81 ,.. 81 =. 49,.
clo,hinv. Men. nll.u,.J NOM,
a., r,urh. never n.l, ui,.ntsg7s
pr ni, up. do. m, v,rk
S,u llovrRmN.
Nj. N.,,,. ~. a.,.l o.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-07-29
SHERIDAN.

Humphreys was q grand success.
Everybody was pleased with it.
Rev h. 4. LaRue filled the APP
pointmont Of Rev. J : Miller at
Deer Creek Saturday and Sunday.
Those who feel an interest in the
graveyard at Deer Creek, and also
the work of preparing for the Asso-
citation are requested to meet at
Deer Creek church, Monday, Aug
ust LIST, to clean off the church
ground and cemetery.
Lincoln Asher and family, Of
Livingston county, visited the fam.
lily Of J. d. Virgins this week.
c. W. Cartwright was in our
town Saturday, but is now in l.iv-
ingston county looking after his
mining interests there.
Mrs. W. +. Gardner is visiting
at Carrsville this week.
Jim and Walter Virgins and
families, Of Livingston county, were
| the guests Of their father, ]. d.
Virgins.
X. II. Yates has moved his saw
mill 10 our city.
Miss Ida Bcbout is attending the
institute at Marion this week She
teaches in Paducah this fall.
Mrs. Essic Belt, II Tolu, visited
Miss Kate Rbout Sunday.
j. G.. Lime, of indianapolis, Ind.
Is in our country writing life in-ur
ancc. lie has written several ap
plications. DR.. ]. Anthony Dav.
idson is with him and they make d
plly pair.
i. II. Carter. Jr.. and sister. Mis-,
Clara, attended church at Dcci
Greek Sunday.
Mcssrs. CURRY and HigYinson, 81
Union county, were IN our cts
Saturday They are interested il
our mineral fields.
John lIarpcnding was here la.
week looking after his mining in
tcrcsts.
Arrangements are l-ing made ioi
painting Deer Creek church.
Misses Tlinnic and lIcttic Wig
gins are visiting friend. and rcla
tiyes in Livingston county.
Miss nellie Hoover Boa, rriuiur,
from Marion wh,rr she m. l-yr
visiting friends
Mi,. Maui Gillilanl. II Marion
l. visiting here.
W. II. palu,cr and John Mason
OF Illinois, arr visiting friend. au,
relatives iu our midst.
Or 90 Cha.. Higher. our ~.
PIT hrl.r, Is visiting in Living
ston county thi. week. IT, va,
accompanied by ] II Winin.
They will stay probably . ~
weeks.