Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-11

Round trip to Uniontown this week
b .65 L. johnson.
Miss Bessie and Fannie Woods left
Friday for visit to friends in Wheat
croft and Clay.
| will on Aug. 18th TO 18th, sell round
trip tickets to Louisville for 1915 good
to return Aug. al. johnson.
Jap Riley, former owner OF the famous
Riley mine, now resident OF Kutta-
wa, was in the city Monday.
Charles A. Moore, who has been very
sick OF typhoid fever for two weeks, re
mains unchanged as To condition, but
his physicians and friends hope that in
a few days he will take change for the
better.
w. r. Simpson, Of Paragould, Ark, is
spending a few days with his sister, Mrs.
j. NJ. McChesney oi this city. Mr..
Simpson left this county twenty three
wears ago for Arkansas and this his first
tiip back to the land OF his nativity.
w. II. Cashon and family. OF Paducah
have moved to this city and have rented
the house formerly occupied by Mrs.
Koltinsky's millinery store on West
Bellville street, whore they will establish
a Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing machine Of
flee.
R-N. Dorr writes us that he has sued
the eailroad company for 10000 for loss
OF his two legs and that he was not offer
u IA ar,l. al nj lalx
small sum, not at all commensurate with
his loss. He recently met with a rail
road accident in Wichita, Kansas, by
which he lost both Of his lower limbs.
II. III. Cochran, superintendent OF the
Methodist Sunday school In this CITY
and the entire membership OF his school
teachers and scholars, spent Thursday
picnicing on the grounds Of Crittenden
Springs. 1t was delightful occasion
and all who attended returned jubilant,
and none more so than Mr.. Cochran.
The Hurricane cAmpmeeting will be-
gin Aug. 18th, and continue ten days.
Rev j. j. Smith and Miss BERTHE Cpwe
will do the preaching and the singing
will be in charge OF Mr.. w. b. Yates.
Ii Is said that nearly all the camps are
taken and a large attendance is expect
ed. A number OF other ministers will
also be present and assist in the work.
Miss BERTHE Grove, the lady preacher,
preached an interesting sermon at the
opera house Tuesday evening to large
Quite an interest was
in the meeting and at the |
close oi the sermon an after service was
held, during which number OF persons
gave their hands in a promise TO repent
81 their sins and one young man made
profession Of religion.
Rev. j. j. Smith, returning from the
Hampton campmeeting, stopped over in
he city few days. Monday evening
ne preach6 4 in the opera house to
ssge and appreciative congregation and
Turing the sermon the audience was not
'nly wide-awake, but not few handler
ierchiefs were applied to the eyes OF the
more s. npathetic. Mr.. Smith is one OF
he most popular evangelists with our
'eople and number OF years ago con-
lucted one OF the biggest revivals meet
ngs ever held here.
Isabel and Virginia Guess entertaint d
heir little friends last Thursday after
oon from three TO five. The most in
ere 7ting game INDUCED In wac the pota-
o race. George Oime winning the first
'rize and little Ruth Herin the .consola-
ion prize. Another interesting feature
vas the Jack Homer pie which served
S a center decoration for the dining
able. IL contained present for every
hid with ribbon attached which ex-
ended to each plate and after refresh
nents were served at given signal all
'ullc 4 their ribbons and how their bright
yes sparkled as each child received his
art OF the pie and thought what lucky
10Y or girl am /.
Rev Harry G.. Summers, formerly Of
his place and for number of years a
'opular member fthe Louisville Metho-
st conference, now OF Woodlawn, ILL.,,
ms met with good luck. The Sturgis
correspondent OF the Morganfield Sun
avs. II
On Wednesday Aug Bird, at the nice ,
ountry home OF Mr.. w. w. Galbrath, /
near Clayville in Webster county, ,
lev. w: ii. Archey, Of this place, said
most beautiful marriage ceremony '
hat made one in holy wedlock the lives /
Rev. III. G. Summers and Miss Addie :
4. Galbrath. Miss Galbrath, the bride,
a very elegant and attractive young
.dy thoroughly qualified for preachers
,ite. Her father, Mr.. w. w. Galbrath, I
{ one time ran the mines at Spring I
irove In this county. The groom, Rev. |
Iarvey G.. Summers, is a minister of
reat worth in the M. T.. church, and c
no is now in charge Of church or cir 6
nit in Jefferson county, illinois, at '
Vocd Lawn. Brother Archey ipvited {
our humble scribe to make q long trip
18th him, which was Coz NO be @
lade 10 buggy, and to- ~ :
ways thank him, as !.
lost euioyable Time Ar ..f . /. t..s5;t =