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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-02
Just received another car
load American Field Fence.
Marion Hardware Co.
FORD's FERRY.

Richard Mcconnell and wife and
Mn. Hampton went 10 Tolu sun
day.
Miss Ethel Flanary is quite sick
Jerry Daughtcry and wife, Miss
Eta Nation, John ID. Barncs. siart
for Blodgctt, No., the last Of thi:
month.
Mn. Mcttic Ainsworth, Of Mis-.
sissippi, attended the funeral Of her
sister, Mrs. sR.fC. Flanary, who
died Tuesday night.
Miss Icla wilborn is visiting
friends and relatives in Marion.
7. A. Rankin and family were in
Marion last week.
Capt. and Mn. W. h. Wilbom
attended the funeral Of Mn. Carl
Flanary Thursday.
Miss Irbclle Carlos and John Ed
Bracy went to Marion Thursday.
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HAMPTON.

NJ. e. Nelson and Miss Nc,ii
flasher went 10 Smithland Sunda,
Ia visit their friends.
Bruce Bayncs has returned hom
ium the army. We think
Bruce was glad To ", hack
MiSscs lou lIumcs and Addi
Pope were in town today.
Several people from here attend
ed the entertainment nj Carrsyill'
last Thursday night.
Prof. Grow has lccn visiting Nj.
people at Princeton,
DR.. 4. II. Hardin will leave her
next Monday.
Bro. Henry has isrn ralhei a'
the pastor Of Good Hops church tot
next year.
II. e. McChorlis arw h,isiu,
house is now completed and rcad'
for business.
Corn is going at 35c and wheat
is out II sight for Il II 81 srar'
around here You can't see any,
A little rain would do no harm
Wenecd good weather for the iain''
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RUTH.
consumption

The young folks had an interest
ing singing at the church Sunday
night
Miss I.innic WiRinion. II Dog.
wood, visited Mis- Mary Morgan
Sunday.
Earl Morgan visited his parents
Sunday.
Herbert Young and family, Of
Lyon county, visited at +. VI. j..
Stones Sunday
J. |. Morgan went To church at
Bethlehem Sunday and visited at
the pleasant home Of I'D Guess, Of
Cridcr.
Tobacco is moving pretty lively.
| W. II. Brown was in the Farmers.
vile ncighborhood last week and
bought considerable for s,cglr 4
Dollar. A. II. Cardin, Of View,
was in this ncighborhood Friday
and employed o. II. Moore TO buy
for him.
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RODNEY.

d. jos lamb. II Tribune, VAS
here Friday
Tom and Fins Black arc conicm-
plating moving Ia the state Il
Washington.
". ;. llicklin. If Marion. Na-
here Friday
Luther Cliii went Ia SturgI-
Monday.
Mr. Woodbridge, the wcll.knovn
stock buyer u Salem, bought bot
of stock in our ncighborhcod lat
week.
Born, Ia the wife II Gcorg
fr,ts last week, a fine 10y.
Leonard Brnntlcy is working ior
r. l.. Nichols at Rcpton.
Miss Edith Davis spent Thank
giving in Morganfcld.
VIM. pumlcy aud Enoch Robin.
son, who moved 10 Arkansas SONS
time ago write hack favorable &C..
count " the country.
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Will Be Issued Sunday, December | 18th.

The Thanksgiving party at Hiram
Heads was the only one Of the -a.
son.
III Walker has sold out his busi.
ness at Piney and is having houc
built aud is coming here and Is 70
ing in business.
Miss Gcrtic Bruce, Of Sullivan.
was in town Saturday.
Miss Rosie Thurman went to
Marion Saturday and stayed TIL
Sunday.
Jane. Nails shipped car u
stock 10 Louisville.
Ashley Thrclkeld went 10 Clay
saturday - =cc h;- mother.
Jas. Brinklcy shipped two ear u
corn las, week
Misses Ash and Maud Martin
and MIR Allen returned from the
Fair Wednesday
Il y Grady Is paying 10 ior
ruru.
Mr. Hanna spcnt Thanksgiving
At llmrin
Elijah Cullen and wife. II Wheat
croft, spent sunday with y q.
Canadian and family
Mn llcarin returned from liz
man saturday
Miss Ella Wilson l. visiting u
Clay
Rev. Gmbl,t preached herr last
SATURDAY. night and Sunday.
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BLACKBOARD.
Much sickness here

Much sickness here.
The dry weather is doing a great
damage TO wheat and grass in this
section.
A child Of Dick Birch died last
Saturday night and was buried at
the cemetery Sunday.
Steve Gillcrcce was In town sun.
day.
Geo. Rush from paducah, was in
town last week.
Geo. Num- and brother will take
charge Of the Rolling Mill nj
once.
Charley Num- will move To Black.
ford soon.
viii perryman, Of Hampton. has
moved to this place.
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LOLA.

Stokes Damron has moved back
to his farm near here.
]. p. Rridwell has moved to the
house that Stoke Damron vacated
on Isaac Linley's farm near Salem.
J. L. Johnson has moved to the
DR.. NJ. NJ. Fowler property.
J. c. Rutter, of Hampton, was
here last Saturday.
A. 5. Johnson, T. +. Watson,
Harry Crawford and J. d. Foley
attended a trial in Esq. Cars court
at Carrsville last Saturday.
Mr., Cartwright, of Morganfeld,
was here last Saturday looking after
mineral interests near here.
J. F. Crawford, of Milford, visit
ed his son, Harry, last Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Crawford, who was
! i'll, is no better.
w. b. Davidson and wife and
Master Trueman, of Levias,
are visiting W. c. Parnley and
family.
T. W. Brown and family went Il
VIM. Damrons near New Salem
last Saturday.
Rain is badly needed at present
as water is getting very scarce
Some are hauling water from tn,
Lola Mills.
W. +. Paris, our miller, wishe
TO state to his customers that the,
are mixing their corn too much 4
make good meal. White corn j
all right for bread but red and vel
low corn is to feed stock, so pleas
keep the colored corn out il yo
want good corn meal.
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VIEW.

Miss Carrie Binkley is visiting
relatives in Nashville.
J. d. Hodge, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Arkansas returned
home Thanksgiving day.
Quite II large crowd attended the
Spelling Bee at White Hall Friday
night.
/ Linford Kirk has returned from
( Arkansas.
o. Il. Baker is moving to Lyon
county.
Jesse Binkley is moving to hi.
mothers place.
Mrs. Anna Binkley has returned
from Nashville where she has been
\ to have her eyes treated.
W. h. Binkley is confined to hi.
room with grip.
Nearly everybody is through
gathering corn.
Henry Brown, who has been here
visiting his father, has returned Ia
Colorado.
We hear that the CRITTENDES
RECORD is booming. Have you
subscribed for it2
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GAINESVILLE.

Frank Handy has purchased and
moved into the property known as
the jug Hodge property.
Sheriff Bush was in town Satur.
day.
Attorney Moore, Of Golconda,
and W. |. Clark, Of Smithland, at
tended court here Saturday.
Ollie Barnes and wife visited
relatives at ledbctter several days
last week.
Arthur Hawkins and wife, II Du.
lcy's Bluff, visited Esq. W \.
Boyd Sunday
DIR. \. \. Casper was IN our city
Friday.
surveyor Nelson did some survey.
ing of town lots Saturday
I'll Gwartncy aud Albert Slei-er
went to Paducah last week Ia huy
some machinery for saw and plan.
ing mill
Miss Hale. of Salem, visited Mrs
. Willie Babb last week.
Prof VI e. Nelson, DIR. Hardin
and wife and Miss Ncttic lashcr, o
Hampton, attended the school IN
tertainmcnt here last Thursday
night.
Chas. Hodge and wife, Of Web
sicr county, visited the family %
Henry lIill last week.
Mn Sallic Tollcy, Of Hampton,
was here shopping Saturday
Leslie johnson went Ia Marior
| Friday To visit his father, h. l.
johnson.
Elsie Cain, who is teaching a
I Pinckncyyillc, was here Thanks
giving.
George Qucrtcrmous and wifi,
and We correspondent visited 7. G.
Wayland Sunday.
Joe Harmon had both hands lad
/ ~ burned by gasoline.
Thirty-onc tons 81 musscl she'll
worth 81 pr ton was shipped From
here Saturday
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TRINA.
Health good

Health good.
Bro. A. j. Shadowens preached
al Liberty Grow last Saturday and
Sunday.
The singing at the home Of Hen.
~ Wheeler Saturday night was en-
pyed by every one.
Miss Ida Hill is visiting Miss
Pearl Large.
Henry sullengcr left Sunday for
Missouri.
Richard Braswell and family are
visiting Fred | ynn.
Charles Perry, who has been In
BAL health some time is improy-
ing.
Lawrence Tackwell, Of Tolu, il
visiting relatives in this commu.
nifty.
Misses Annie Harden and Pearl
lauge went 10 Causyillc shopping
Tuesday.
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FRED0NlA and KELSEY.

Best clothing-sell more Of it,
give better satisfaction than all
Others. Sam lluwcrton.
Rev. Elisha Blackburn, II Mar
ion, was here Monday and attended
the baptizing about two miles out
from town.
New silks, broadcloths, yicunas,
golates, pcrcals, white waist goods,
india linens, etc, etc.
Sam lIowcrton.
T. VI. Butler went 10 Hopkins
vile Saturday.
Nice line Of ladies jackets left
out Of the biggest sales wecyer had
sam Howcrton.
W. e. Harris and family moved
to Hopkinsvillc Tuesday.
viii save you money on any
magazine or paper you want. DE.
eide what ones you want and let
me know and | will give YOU low.
est rates. W. G. Glenn, Ag't.
&. W. Glenn, II Order, dcliv.
cred some fine cattle here last Sat,
urday.
The meeting closed ut the Rap
tist church Sunday night with eight
professions. Ten acccssions and
eight baptized on Monday.
Dan Pattcn and ". u. Johnson
went To Princeton Tuesday.
Mrs. William Dobbins and Mis-.
Hattie Scott, Of Mexico, were here
Tuesday.
Ed Dickson, wife and mother
will not return tn thoir home in
Mt. Vernon this week ON account
Of Ms. Walters being very low Of
consumption.
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The sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
lowery are guests Of their parents
this week.
The pearl gathcrers near here
continue their work.
Mrs. IIoy,, Of Sturgis, is visiting
Mrs. Foster Love.
Machen Wilson and Pinkney
Rankin, Of Weston. were here Fri.
day.
Mn Hugh Mcconnell i in Mar
ion, the guest Of her daughter, Mrs
X. l.. Ycakcy
John Jack, Of Cayc-in.Rock, WA
herr recently
4. :. Flanary bad some icncin.
done on hi. property herr la
week
Mr.. lcc Barnes is ON the sicl
list
Mr. Rose, who has hrcn IN, i
convalcsccnt.
DR. " T Daughtrcy and Wit
were in the country last week.
/ The river at the present b. lowe
than It has lcen for the past ihirt.
year
Postmaster G. W /. Ncshii
went Ia Marion Friday,
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As Gathered by Our Efficient
Correspondents.

J II White is preparing for the
high school. Our school is pro-
crossing nicely under the manage
ment of Miss Lena Bowen.
W. l.. Hoover has moved to
Tolu.
J. n. Taber is husking corn with
a full force.
If you want anything in the dry
goods line cheap, call on S. S. Sui
lenger.
Miss Necie Sullenger attended
church at Liberty Grove last
Sunday.
Alfred Myrach, Of Big femme
mines, was in our midst Sun
day.
J. c. Harden, of Paducah, was
here Sunday.
WANTED woman to marry,
address box 40.
L. Hardesty was in our midst
Sunday.
VIM. II. femme has started hi.
mineral machinery at the Biz
femme.
Jesse GULL resigned his position
at the femme mines and went t.
Sikeston, Mo.
Everybody in this section SHOULD
subscribe for the RECORD. Al
home print, eight pages, sl.00 pc
year.
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We are still headquarters
for cook stoves, ranges and
heaters.
Marion Hardware Co.
CRAYNEVlLLE.

Miss Tommy Searcy, Elsie Wood.
all, Mrs. Darlington and Mn.
Berkshire are ON the sick list.
Mu. Robt. Deboc and sun. Of
Uniontown, visited friends here
Sunday.
Bro. W. T. Oakley filled his reg.
ular appointment Sunday.
Miss Fannie Markrn, II Order,
who Is in the mission work. visited
the Society at tins place Friday
night,
Miss Iassic Beard has pneumonia
fever.
Mn. Sallic IIarin is visiting her
brother, J VI. McCaslin and
family.
W Il Crurp. Ben Bell aud Fred
Crucc went ON a fishing and hunt.
ing expedition IN the Ohio river
las, week.
j. +. norroh visited his sister
Mis. Maggie, Sunday.
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STARR.

There has bccn quite a number
of plant bcds burned in our neigh.
borhood this fall. II looks ~
though our ncighbnrs aim IN raise
tobacco next year.
Jack Harris has moved on Mr..
Champ Crayne's farm to work for
Mr. Cuync.
Sam Stoycall aud wife went 10
Marion Monday
Miss Bette Wilson Is visiting her
brother and sister, II Marion.
Jim Blackburn passed through
here Saturday cnroutc In Marion To
visit friends.
VI W Ethcridgc and Carl Bouch.
er arr partners IN a blacksmith shop
here.
NJ ". Ethcridgc visited hi.
brother, John Cogwcll, at Enon last
Sunday, who is very sick.
Bert bradley passed through
herr Sunday.
Will Cnync and wife visited al
Frank Orders Sunday.
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LOCAL NEWS.
LEv!AS.

James Minner and family, of
Green's Ferry, visited friends and
relatives here last Saturday and
Sunday.
Bailey George and daughter, of
Hurricane, visited relatives here
Sunday.
Bob White and Cotton Patch are
now on the run. The hunters are
abroad in the land.
Carson and Colin Franklin and
Buck Davidson are visiting the
Worlds Fair.
Jasper Franklin and his force
moved from the river Saturday,
having finished gathering his large
crop of corn on the Croft place.
w. S. Paris and family, of Tolu,
visited here Sunday.
Prof. C. NJ. Barnes and wife, of
Eureka Springs, Ark, visited rela-
tives here last week. They treated
their friends to some excellent mu-
sic while in the neighborhood.
Miss Joy LaRue and Master Rob
visited in Salem Sunday.
Miss Ethel Price is visiting rela-
tives in Tolu this week.
Jake Farris, Jr., of Salem,
was here Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Hughes and children
and Mrs. Martha Franks and chill
dren are seeing the sights in st.
Louis.
S. l.. King is moving from the j.
b. Carter place to Green's Ferry
for crop next year.
A. F. Franklin, merchant Of
Hardesty, was here Monday.
Mrs. NJ. f. Barnes, Of Salem,
visited here Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Carter has been quite
sick.
Chas. I.aRuc is taking in the fair
and buying holiday goods.
Fred Binkley has bought jOl
bushels Of corn from 4. +. Frank.
lin, of Hardesty, at 40c delivered
Melvin Burris had dangerou,
attack Of pneumonia last week. II,
is better now.
U. II. LaRue is seeing the great
fair this week.
Ed Butler has n very sick child
Lucien franklin, Of Golden Pond
visited his parents and friends her
last week.
DR.. J. Anthony Davidson went
10 Tolu Tuesday on business.
W. A. Davidson has bought tn,
Yeakey and Yates saw mill and il
now saving his own lumber.
The Trigg County Mining Com.
pany are getting out some fine orr
on the Marion Beard property
They have started prospect shaft
$50 feet deep. They are now 30
feet deep and are showing very
fine specimens Of lead and zine.
let THE RECORD continue "a
wave and proclaim the unscarcha-
bic riches Of peace and prosperity.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-02

Get our prices on guns,
shells, etc. We can save
you money.
Marion Hardware Co.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-02

Remember, bird season is
here and so are our fine guns
and shells at your command.
Marion Hardware Co.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-02

The price of wire has ad-
vanced, but we will sell all
Of the car load just received
at the same low prices.
Marion Hardware Co.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-06-09
CONTRACT AWARDED
Riggs n sherman of Toledo were the
Lucky Bidders.

At a special meeting of portion of
the Common Council held Monday
night, the sealed bids of the various
parties who were anxious to secure
the job of civil engineering in this
city, were opened and Riggs & Sher-
man of Toledo, Ohio, who agree to do
the work of surveying the city and
making complete map of the pro-
posed water works and sewerage sys-
tenn, also profile showing the vari-
Gus grades of the streets and side
walks at cost of $3.50 This was far
below the bids of the other aspirants
for the position, some of whom was as
high as Sl,400.
This move on the part of the coun-
Gil is the preliminary step toward the
installation of waterworks and sew
erage system here and enables them
to form very close estimate as to
cost of installing these much needed
Improvements.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-06-09
Week Day Excursion.

The Ladies Social Circle of the
Congregational church have arranged
with the Pere Marquette Co. to run
an excursion from Belding to Grand
Rapids and Ottawa Beach, Saturday,
June 25th, leaving this city at s
o'clock in the morning and returning
from Grand Rapids at 7:30 p. m. The
round trip from Beldiug 75 cents and
'$l25, Smyrna 65 cents and Sl.15,
Moseley, 60 cents and Sl.10, Lo-
well so and 81 90. This will afford a
fine opportunity of putting in full
day at either one of those popular
places of resort.
The ladies are hoping to have a
large crowd and extend a cordial in.
vitation to all to join them in the
outing.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-06-09

it to completion has been under dis
cussion in Methodist circles. Mr..
Sheehan has allowed no opportunity
to pass in saying word and doing
things at the right time to advance
the project, in this he has been ably
assisted and encouraged by the mem
bers of the church and The building
committee. 3
lie has kept an eye open for the
latest up-to-date advantage in build
ing material and manner of construc-
tion, carrying with it the least ex-
pense, and plan has been finely de-
cided upon, which closely figured will
cut out more than $4,000 from the
original estimate and still have as
fine church, if not better than at
first proposed. Mr.. Sheehan went to
Jackson last week to investigate the
construction of buildings made with
cement blocks, he became thoroughly
satisfied of its, success and since his
return it has been decided to begin
manufacturing the blocks at once.
A machine has been purchased from
which $50 can be turned out every
day and the contract for making then
has been awarded to Smith Stanton
The walls will soon begin to rise anC
our Methodist friends are to be con
graduated ana should receive sub
stantial aid and encouragement fol
the enterprise displayed in their de
termined efforts to complete the work
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-06-09
Linen shower.

Tuesday evening occurred most
pleasant social event in shape of a
a kitchen and linen shower for Miss
Edith Stewart. At about o'clock
twenty three friends dropped in by
two's and three's at the home of Mrs.
NJ. + Peck and not until nearly all
had arrived, did Miss Stewart realize
that she was the center of attraction.
After the first bewilderment had sub
sided she met the situation very
gracefully and proceeded to open the
mysterious packages and exhibited
the pretty or useful article, which
embraced home necessities from the
finest of damask linen to a tin mouse
trap with original verses attached.
Dainty refreshments were served
and after much merry making the
guests departed, with the best oi
good wishes for all concerned.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-06-09
CLOSE CALL
Vert Davis of Ionia Had One last
Week.

Vert Davis of Ionia Had One last
Week.
Walter Menkee paid visit to Ionia
one day this week for the purpose of
doing little advertising for the APP
preaching carnival, and among other
things secured permission to hang a
large banner across the street. The
blnner was suspended from two bal
comics ard Mr. Menkee was feeling
extremely we'll pleased with the re
suits that he had attained.
Shortly before six O'Clock a heavy
gust of wind struck the banner with
sufficient foce to loosen one of the
balconies which fell to the sidewalk
with a fearful crash, just missing
Vert Davis head son of Judge Davis.
Asise from smashing big hole in the
sidewalk no further damage was done
and. what might have proved horri-
BILE accident a few hours later when
the streets were full of people for
ttnately turned out without a casual
ity.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-06-09
HIT THE PIKE
Bunch of Hoboes Were Told to do II
Saturday by Justice Moulton


Saturday by Justice Moulton
John Finn, Albert Johnson, John
Foley and Joseph Edmonds were
brought before Justice Moulton on
Saturday last on a charge of being
drunk and disord9rly within the con-
fines of the city of #Belding. A por-
tion of the bunch were engaged in
the work of fixing umbrellas, and evil
IDENTIFY found business in petty good
shape in this city as they had a goodly
amount of the coin of the realm to
trade for liquid refreshments.
Night watch Riker gathered them
in under the arm of the law and they
were brought before Justice Moulton
who gave them just thirty minutes
to leave town and inasmuch as they
left in the required time no further
trouble was experienced from these
Knights of the road.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-06-09
Kroke the WILL

The jury in the Dodson will case
which has been on trial for couple
of weeks in the circuit court, went
out Friday afternoon and came in
Saturday morning with verdict in
favor OF the contestants of the will.
The will was sustained in the probate
court and contestants appealed.
The estate is valued at about $4,000
and there are seven children. The
oldest son, George, was cut off with
500 and the youngest son, Harmon,
with $500, and they appealed, assert
ing undue influence and mental in
competency. Dwight G. Sheldon who
was one of the attorneys, says the
case will be appealed to the Supreme
court
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-06-09
WINNER QUEEN CANDIDATES IT WAS DEFEATED IT WILL BE BUILT
|mtfsu hfTho.w nung rpuduo soOoo
Church
8 o. X eenetofu read ephlo @ meeting
r who acquainted thh purpose OF
aw ~ ~t submitted %tu school
1T WAS DEFEATED
Bonding Proposition For 100000
school House Lost by "A ? To-
Vote.

The special school meeting called
for the purpose of voting on the
proposition submitted by the school
board, to bond the district for 500. 900
to build new central high school
building, was held Tuesday evening.
There was not much interest
taken in the matter at least
only 6S votes were cast out of a pos
sible 500 and it was defeated by more
than two to one. The ballot standing
AZ no and 2l yes,
The vote undoubtedly reflected the
sentiment of a majority of the tax
payers of the district and if so the re-
suit would not have been different
had there been large vote polled.
While the need of more school room
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-06-09

is apparent, many of the taxpaying
patrons are opposed to aifording a
remedy by the construction of an
other expensive building at the pres
ent time, it is argued that an outlay
of couple of thousand dollars in an
addition to the 2nd ward school house
would meet the requirements for
some time to come.