Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-20
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Ross Giyens left Tor Providence Wed
day.
c. r. Doss went to Evansville We'd
nesday on business.
Creed Taylor returned "Wednesday
morning from 81 Louis.
Harvey Moore has returned from st
Louis
Mrs. Whitecotton, Of Sturgis. who
has been visiting here for several ia 5
returned home Saturday.
Hughes Waller. Of Morgaufield. pass
Ell through the city en- route home Nor.
day afternoon 70 attend the marriage Of
bis sister which took place the 18th.
LOST Tuesday on the road from
Crittenden Springs 90 Marion a pump
handle. Finder viii please return u X.
W. Wilson Marion. Ky.
Mrs. =. b. Croft and her mother Mr..
Steele, II Iolu. were IN the city Wednes
day with Mr.. George Warren rela
tive who was en- route 10 Arizona.
Chas. K. Montgomery reached Marion
W edncsday morning At 3 O'Clock from
tllEabethtown, H., and took the fast
train az O'Clock for Indianapolis on
important business.
The protracted meeting at the c. =. |
church under the guidance % Rev. J. |
=. Price - proving great revival Ser |
vices were begun there Sunday week |
and continued on through last week and |
this. Services are held IN ;he afternoon
~ 2-o on week DAYS and IN the morning |
a. II on Sundays and every night SO |
lar some ten or twelve have prufessed /
md the interest continues Mr. Price /
Is jealous and painstaking minister /
md has sermons have the ring % honcs
N ofpurpose and old fashioned religion. /
The people should lend their aid by AZ /
lending these services.
4 beautiful bcQuet was received by /
he editor from Ms. Finley's flower /
garden this week for which ne ere a. /
'ecially thankful. The rarity % some /
u the varieties make them worthy 81 1
honorable mention. Some we're Of the /
I'd fashioned pink daily grown on a
'ush 90 years cid, which was brought \
rom Boone county 10 Union county and /
hen 70 their Cuttenden county home 1
nd afterward moved 70 Marion by Mr.
J. n, walker IN whose yard 10 hloomed
or many year. After Mr.. Walker death
was moved 10 Mrs. Finleys yard and
Gems % have taken new life and gone
70 % blooming with redoubled energv.
l lover % flowers and one Who Is famiI-
Ar with this grand old bush says oft
{ WAS throwing forth it, fragrance when
he gun boats Of the civil var we're
hrowlng shells a. John Morgan over In
kentucky and = Union general Who was
allied AZ the battle Of Peachtree 81. Al. /,
anita Ga has worn q bud from it, boush
% think it worthy 81 mention thata
ecord % its hlstory-be made ana kart .
- doubtful II there Is an other r,1sa q
ush m the state or the United State
Z Tor That matter IN the world which
As o.oomed AZ - many places and that
a s'ood triais OF as many movings and ,
60 lives 20 brighten the home % Is
ormcr owners, aud their friends.
The city council met Tuesday night
~ passed. an ordinance requtripy The
allowing parties - build side walks
As. W. Blgham, T. {. jameson. N
. Robinson, Masonic Hall. Mr.. Matte
heeler, Miss Cora CLARK. jonathan
aeooS, !. W. CustArd. J. ". LAmb.
ooo1 \. CLARK, A. J. Bennett. D. "
Tue, u, I. Gray, j. =. Pncs. &C
Teton, Wm. Fowler, 6. II. RAmAre. q.
T. Perry, 4. NJ. Heariu. Mrs. NJ p
ee1' J. +, Dodge, G. K. Shiveley, HaIe
alSer J Spees,A. {. Moore. J. " NJ.
Sonnell, Bob WilSoa. Rev. Oakley. JeT
handler, W. X. Gibbs, sam RurSt
-. Jas. Lemon, K. {. LulAs. Curvy
rsy's, J L. Rankin. :. II. Ramare :
]. OaSsldy, john PARIS. smart Rs
stepping stones were Crderrd nus in
'ne opening q the new street bi,Ee,sr
-, -. " 'iSons and &. &. Spees resi
Zoe street commissioner wpre m
'1c'ed % vleN the Finley Hin ana Al
- Ways Snd means Tor inprovir- thRtI
~ we side wSlks sbu.5iuc. The N,u-.
refused - take ap the rspesI y tbs =
." ordinAnce snd deierred TIA; %.
ture date.
Many other side walks arr 70 b. l,,,s
At'eF 81 next meeting 10 Is ssid Tha
uneil apparently having Il ir ths,-
,n1s 70 Improve 10 a seneral wav tNe
'e walks al over the city. vhI; the
ather : good.