Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-03

WANTED-A housekeepcr 10 assist
in general house keeping. Apply to
Frank Wheeler, Marion, Ky. II
Miss Ida Hill is attending the exposi
ton in st. Louis this week and also Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Amplias Weldon.
Mrs. A. V. McFee and grand daugh-
tiers Eula, Thurman and Annie Dean re
turned from st. LOUIS Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs II. ID. McChssney went
as far as Princeton with Mrs. Anna
Hszen who returned home last Friday
night.
lack Terry, of Mounds, was in the
city Thursday night to meet Mrs. Terry
who came in on the : O'Clock train from
st. Louis.
Mrs. Frank Doss and baby visited in
Princeton and her sister, Mrs. Mensor
in Scottsburg last week and returned
home Friday.
j. l. Baswell who is at work for Bos-
ton Paris Lumber Co. on VIM. Hills /
house near Frenonia came home to F,
spend Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Wilborn IL with her grand |
children in Ardmore IndiAn Ty., while |
her daughter Mrs. Hurst visits the ex.
position in st. Louis.
Hon. o. NJ. james who spoke at
Princeton Wednesday returned home
Wednesday night Left Thursday for
Elkton where he Is to speak.
Jno. A. Moore returned Friday even.
ing from the grand lodge OF X. Of z. 3
at Franklin. lie was delegate from
Blackwell lodge OF Marion.
Mrs. Harley McChesney Of Salem,
came over last week 10 visit relatives and
TO meet her husband who returned from
the Worlds Fair Friday night.
Mrs. Dudley Fope left Monday for
st. Louis. She will meet Mrs. Leila
Hurst, her sister from Ardmore, 1. T.,
and together will enjoy the fair.
Rev. and Mrs. S. j. Martin return
their sincere thanks TO Senator w. j.
Deboe for the substantial, present nice {
cook stove which came to the mAnse Oct. {
"a, 1904.
Mrs. Ed Baker. Of Baker Station, wa
in the city Thursday shopping aud was
the guest OF her brother Manager w. Bs
Butler Of the Peoples Independe Mt Tele-
phone Co.
Perry Maxwell srrived in the city
Saturday from al extended visit in the
West. His trip benefited him very '
much and be may return to Ardmore &
this winter.
Mrs. Robt. Foster OF Vicksburg, VINO I
has been the guest Of her son, Geo. Fos-
ter, went 10 Kelsey last week to visit
ner sister, mrs. Wigginton. She re.
turned here Sunday. ?
W. T.. Charles, the talented singer, .
who assisted with the singing during
the protracted meeting at the G. u. /
church returned Friday morning to his
home in Dycusburg.
S. NJ Jenkins went 10 Princeton Tues
lay night with Mrs. Gillian to assist
her with trunks, tickets and sleeping
Ear berths at Princeton where she took
! through sleeper to Houston without o
change. ly
Rob Cook and Miss Carrie Moore at IL
,ohNON hhp AaukulTb1 W llDOrn WeO- | II
ling. Rev. McFee said the ceremony q
oi the wedding. lie and Miss Leafa II
Nilborn returned from the wedding %
Friday morning. IN
Thursday night the protracted meet "
ng begun at Chapel Hill. The pastor a.
Sev. A. j. Thompson being in charge. "a
he will be assisted through the meeting q
ng by Rev. JAS. +. Price, who closed u
ais protracted meeting here last week hi
after twenty odd had professed. al
The funeral of Mrs. Annie Chastian e,
Haynes at the residence OF II. A. al
Haynes Thursday morning was largely
attended by the relatives and friends OF
he deceased. The remarks OF the Rev
ncFee at the residence were appropriate
md feelingy delivered. The pail bear
rs were Messrs. Geo. g. Gray, Joseph Ell
:. Elder, Henry n. Woods, John V. w
Blue, AL @. Moore and Glenn L. Mum :,
The day was bright and beautiful and "
most OF the crowd attended the burial Sc
where several sweet songs were render. qI
ID by local choir and many elaborate OF
loral offerings we're placed upon the u,
rave, testifying that love and respect for cl
his christian mother, now gone to her VI
eward. c.