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


at VIM. Green left for Roe, Arkansas
last week
re Mrs. Prov Of Blackford was in Mario
Saturday.
va Mrs. Dickie Rankin went to Reptor
Saturday.
m Mrs. Maude Gill spent last week a
the Worlds Fair.
Is J. b. Perry came from Mayfeld Sun.
day morning.
y Chas. Kimsey moved from Sheridan
to Sturgis Friday.
t DR., X. l.. Moore was at Gladstone on
business Thursday.
Gus Graves Of Dycusburg was here on
business Saturday.
Miss Annie Dean went to st. Louis
last week to attend the fair
Judge Joseph Gray Rochester went to
Paducah on business Friday.
j. b. Campbell Of Carrsyille vitited
hiss son, J. w. Campbell, last week
Mrs. Jimmie Rankin will spent the
winter here and in Repton with Mrs.
Silas McMurray.
). b. Mott, of New Harmony, Ind
visited Marion last week and called on
old friends.
Judge j. b. Kevil returned from Ion
isyille Friday afternoon. He went 70
the Grand Lodge.
henry Haynes returned from st. Louis
and the Worlds Fair Friday. While
absent be attended the Insurance agents
convention.
Chicago is to have the largest hotel in
the world-twenty-two stories high and
cost 100000.
Mrs Belle James, OF Paducah. is Wis. :
ltlng in the county among her many re.
Iatives and friends.
George Roberts eof the substantial L
farmers Of the Sugar Grove neighbor. h
hood was here Saturday. G
Will Cannan returned from Louisville n
rday morning. He attended the Ma. d.
onic Grand Lodge.
Mrs S. S. Woodson, who has been d
isltIng her brother, T. E. Gillespie. at %
'aseyyllle, has returned home 70
Gid Dollar, an old Marion boy. who vi
as grown fat and prosperous at Prince. re
IN was in the city Saturday.
Walter Hutchen and wife went tolG,
niontown Saturday afternoon to spend ia,
unday with Mrs. Hutchens parents. we
Miss Lena Donakey, Of the Levias ioi
sighoorhood, was in the city this week I.
e guest OF her sister, Mrs. f. f. Cox. wa
D. H.. Price, Of Levias, and his daupbt. DIG
, Miss Zetta were in Marion Friday j
iouIe 70 hepton to spend a few DAYS. ter.
viii Tudor, wife and children passad Sat
rough Marion Saturday en- route 20 Ne
miston, Mo, where they will locate. to !
Mrs. Stillwell returned from Laness. uor
; thursday afternoon. Her sister. NJ.
ON she visited is much improved in --'
ilth "
- T. Woods came over from Decatur. Go
) TO see his children who are here 90"
lie Mrs. Woods is in Colorado for her 90
nth. ters
The
1rs. w. l.. Station went TO BIack,o,d nea,
week to have her furniture packed plea
shipped here. 1t arrived here Fri heal
: on the local.
lrs Tom Brantley went to Reptop 90 h
.urday afternoon to SEQ her husband IN u
Is IN bad health and is at present IL a
ting his father near Repten. w.s
'r. .. G. Cook Of Crayneyille wa. that
ed to Mt. Juliet, Tenn, last week to coal
AZ the bedside Of his mother, who is yarc
low with typhoid fever. unit
Ohm W. Baker and son Willie also Al II
'T Nm VINO 10 came in from Missouri az Nor
WIN Tudor and family passed Smi
ough Saturday enroute to his home Gun II
liston, Mo. ''oie' abol
cabt
= II. Wood, a representative citizen a DO
'Say y Livingston county. was in the tbai,
thursday on business. Mr. Wood - 80
children, ~ ~ 'uuo"'e cabL
nock OF thirty-fve or forty wild Quar-
y was seen passing south over Mari. now
rlday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. This is bage
10 be sure forerunner Of cold
Th
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