Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-10

Mrs. j. I. Order went n Charleston
Mo-, Tuesday.
Rev. S. j. Martin will preach at Tolu,
next Sunday morning and night.
Jas McNeely, Of Starr, was in the
city Monday night visiting relatives.
Walter Blackburn and little daughter
Mareinne left for Louisville Tuesday.
NJ. Fohs returned from st. Louis
sunday night after a week at the Fair.
Henry Bennett, Of Dycusburg was in
the city Monday returned home on the
Z o'clock train.
Julian Ainsworth left Tuesday for St.
Louis and the Worlds Fair and other
foreign sea ports.
job Dean and wife were in Marion
Sunday and attended services at the
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. J. w. Flynn, Of Greenview, ILL.,,
is expected In the city early next month
on a visit 20 her mother Mrs. j. Il.
Pierce.
Miss Martha Williams, OF Providence
arrived in the city Tuesday and is the
guest Of Mrs Eva Moore at the Hotel
Marion.
/ There is talk OF a protracted meeting
1 at the NJ, +. church South this month
but the date OF beginning has not been
announced.
/ Mrs. j. ID. Asher, is not gaining any
strength but is in fact getting weaker
which is cause for sorrow 20 her family
and friends.
Tom Harpending, Of New Salem, was
severely kicked by a horse recently
which came near being serious thing.
lie is improving.
Bertha Rankin who has been sick
month with typhoid fever at the home
OF her parents J. l.. Rankin and wife is
reported no better.
Tom Brown, the famous colored "bone
beater" died Friday night at the county
poor house, where be had been confined
for the last two years.
Willie Cross and family have moved
TO Princeton, where Mr.. Cross has ac-
cepted position with the Singer Sewing
Machine Co., as local agent.
Mary Louise Meyers and Mary ID.
Turley, Of Crider, and Mary Wyatt, OF
Fredonia were the guests OF Annie Louis
and Florence Dean last week.
Phil Deboe and daughter Miss Efiiie
were in the city Tuesday. He is think
ing OF locating here and has about con.
tracted for place to move to.
Foster Threlkeld is very low with
blood poisoning at the home Of w. U.
Hughes in Tolu. The ply sicians enter
tain little or no hope Of his recovery.
The chrysanthemum exposition a
Worlds Fair in miniature. Come and
you will not regret it. Opera house
Marion Friday evening Nov. 18th 1904.
Kit Adams one OF the substantial
farmers OF the Bayou section OF Living
stone county was in the city Monday on
business and returned home Monday
night.
G. w. Stone, OF Kelsey, was in the
city Wednesday looking after his lots on
I which he contemplates building in the
near future. He thinks Of building a
brick house.
DR.. c. l.. Gray the voted ophthalmolo-
gist will be in Marion Friday Dec. End
and remain over Saturday, two days
only. IL you have anything the matter
with your eyes, see him.
Rev. Il. A. Conway, closed a splendid
meeting at Rock Springs church last
Wednesday. He was assisted by Rev.
Il. G. Carter and the results were highly
satisfactory there being 81 conversions
and 81 baptisms.
Mr.. G.. b. Belt the carpenter foreman
at the Bell Union Coal and Coke Co, at
Dekoven, paid the Press pleasant call
and engaged Mr.. j. q, Stewart to take a
snap shot Of the mines and buildings
Mr.. Belt said his company is build
ing the best mining plant in Western
Kentucky and modern machinery and
buildings.
Sergeant Joseph +. Nayes of the Gener.
al Recruiting Service OF the u. S. Army
is stationed here from Nov. LIST to the
10th 1904. He goes from here to Morgan
field. He expects to secure consider
able number of men in Marion. He has
enlisted G.. Smith for Coast artillery and
he was sent to Columbus, Barracks, Vol.