Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-06-09

FOR SALE Gentle work horse. APP
ply to j. w. Goodloe.
ID. b. Carnahan and wife, Backiord,
are the guests OF their son Willie,
Miss Sallie Bond, of Princeton, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Gus Taylor.
When you want something good to
eat, call on Gopher lie keeps the best.
Trice Bennett will have his office at
Taylor a Cannan's store, Kohinoor
Laundry.
f. W. Moore, formerly OF Repton, but
now Of Charleston, Mo, district mana
ger OF the U. $. Accident Il Health As
ISOLATION, is here on visit.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
had an ice cream supper OF West Belle
Vile street Tuesday evening, the pro
ceeds going for the benefit Of the church.
Crittenden county was represented in
the Democratic State Convention at
Louisville 10y Hons, o. M. James, NJ. +.
Pogue, Joe Ben Champion and Jesse
Olive.
Giles Cobb & wife, OF Kuttaws, were
visiting at Al Deans last week MIR
Cobb at one time contemplated moving
to Marion. We hope he will yet do so.
Frank Jacobs, a Marion boy, has been
assigned 10 charge at Erin, Tenn,
wnere he will preach this summer and
fall. He recently returned from Cum
berlanu University at Lebanon, Tenn.
w. Bennett Crider, one Of the sub
stnntial citizens OF the county, was in
his age well, and has not changed much
in appearance in the past twenty years.
Marion is quite cosmopolitan. Among
the arrivals at the New Marion Wednes-
day we're: A. ID. Noe, Morgantield; W.
&. johnson, Paris; &. p. Hudson, Paris;
Geo. Cardwell, st. Louis; L. II Davis,
st. Louis; N. III. Snow, Mineral Point;
Thos. ID. Jones, Chicago.
Mrs. Walter Walker left Wednesday
for Milburn, |. L. to visit relatives.-The
Grand Junction Colo. j Herald. u. II.
Woods, the father Of Mrs. Walker, and
his family now reside at Mlburn.
Chas. Evans, Jr., and Miss Gwendo-
line Ford returned from st. Louis
Monday. Mrs. Evans remained to meet
and be with her sister, Mrs. j. j. Clark,
Of Milburn, |, T., who is to be in St
Louis this and next week.
will on June 9th, 1Ith. 10th, DIST,
23rd, 2Sth and 30th, sell round trip
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return seven days from date OF sale.
g. 20 to Nashville and return June 10th
to 18th. Lon Johnson.
The electrical storm which conferred
in this city Thursday at noon, did much
damage to telephone, telegraph and
electric hight lines. Besides it shocked
several persons severely, but no fatal
tiles. The Presbyterian church tower
was struck and considerably damaged,
but fortunately was insured for ample
to cover all damages much more.
Leander Graves, the oldest son of DR..
and Mrs. w. Il. Graves, died at the
family residence on North Seventh
street shortly after midnight this morn
ing. 1e was nearly eighteen years old.
He was born in Crittenden county, but
had spent nearly all his life in this city.
I[Paducah News Democrat.
Thos. Hearin will not go West. Tom
can't give up Marion and Marion don't
want to give up Tom. He has recently
purchased the n. X. Williams property
on West Wilson avenue and Is having it
repaired and overhauled and will make
it one OF the most attractive little homes
in Marion. That's good trait in the
lIearin's, both father and son. They
improve the appearance Of every place
they own.