Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-17

} Leavell Bros & Young want one hun
dred mules. Weanlings too to ten year
old at Dycusburg Wednesday Nov
23rd.
j. NJ. Persons the manager Of the Lou
isville Marion Mining Co, spent SUNDAY
with friends in the Chapel Hill vicinity
and attended church at Crayneville.
Mrs. j. II. Log, Of Gas City, Ind, ar
rived Friday afternoon 10 visit her sis.
ter Mrs. Lon Johnson and her mother
Mrs. Groves.
A letter received by the Press FROM
Bert r. Woody who is stationed at Sa-
mar, PHILIPPINE Islands on the otherside
OF the Globe reports him we'll and hap
Ply.
G.. W. Stone has let the contract for a
nice brick residence to be built on his
lot IN West Marion. Geo. Jennings will
do the work which insures a first class
job.
FOR SALE-A lot Of steers, six in
number; three two and half aud three
one and a half years old. Price $50
II j. NJ. DEAN, Iron Hill, Ky.
All persons knowing themselves to be
! indebted TO Adams & Cochran will call
and settle at once ana save cost.
Adams & Cochran. u
Will III. Clark went to Fredonia, Satur
day TO appear for a client in Judge Davis
court. He returned Sunday morning
and went to Tolu Sunday afternoon to
appear in court.
DR.. w. j. j. Paris came over to visit
his family last week and returned to
Cave-in-R Rock, Sunday. DR.. Paris, has
several children here in the Graded
School.
w. b. Enochs who moved from here
to Indian Territory and afterward moved
to Texas has moved again and is now at
Wellsford Kansas. Come TO Kentucky
next VIII, Wen take you back.
Mr. and Mrs. Mann ToweTy, Of Shady
Grove neighborohood took the train
Tuesday at Blackford for St. Louis and
the Worlds Fair, They met Mr.. 7. w.
Champion and Miss Daisy Towery and
went with them.
Mrs. Sarah Hurley, Of Sheridan, and
grand daughter Miss Hattie Stations
were in the city Saturday enroute to
Sturgis to visit relatives. While here
they were the guests Of John Hurley and
family on Depot street.
Misses Fannie and Virginia Blue visit
ed Mrs. Anna Orme, in Uniontown from
Friday till Monday. While there Mrs.
a 81. I'll "a
tie party 10 which all their little friends
in Uniontwn were invited.
Miss Nellie Thomas entertained a few
friends Friday night. Among those
present were Misses Neal Cossitt, Carrie
Moore and Edna Moore, and Messrs.
Roy Gilbert, AlveS Stephens, Kay Kevil,
Henry Haynes and several Others whose
names we did not get.
General and Mrs. N. b. Hays, of
Frankfort, were in town last Friday on
their way to Providence. They went 10
the bedside Of Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. |
Hays mother, who died Sunday -Glenn's |
Graphic. Mrs. Montgomery was the wife |
OF John Montgomery a brother Of Mrs. !
J. b Kevil Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. We. Gholson, OF Cairo.
ILL.,, are now living at Creel Springs,
Ills, which property Mr.. Gholson has
purchased and is having overhauled, re-
nodded and refitted. "The Hotel Ozark"
there is a magnificent building and Is a
beauty additionally. Mr.. Gholson has
friends who will regret TO know is threat
ened again with paralysis.
The first congressional district educa-
tional association will meet at Paducah
Nov. 25th. friday 1904. Prof. Chas.
Evans will respond TO the address of
welcome, and will also lead In the High
School Round Table and will discuss
the question Of Compulsory Education
10 Kentucky. Miss Frances Gray will
discuss lncentures true and false TO good
department. The committee on recep-
ton is doing its best to give the associa.
ton hearty welcome to the capital Of
the purchase.
A telegram received in the city made
inc sad announcement that Mrs. NC.
Marshall died at 5o'clock Monday morn.
ng at the home OF her daughter Mrs
Joseph Pryor in Louisville. Mrs Marshall
was Miss Helen Mary Shelby, daughter
1t Clark, M. Shelby, OF Lyon county and |,
vas granddaughter OF Chittenden.
Lyon the first settler OF Eddyyille and +
vas on her fathers side descendant of
Isaac Shelby Kentucky's first governor.
She was well-known in this and adioin'
ng counties. Mrs. Geo. p. Roberts and
MRS. y. w. Wilson Of this city are her
pieces, The funeral and burial was held
!. EuayViile wednesday morning at 8 {