Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1905-10-19

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Lebkeucher's band has been engaged
Agents wanted to sell new book
on Japanese War. Apply to Mrs
Margaret Wormald.
There's something big in the air
but we can't mention it just yet.
It's the biggest thing yet talked Of
Luther Gordon, COL, died yester-
day morning at his home on Cottage
street as a result of typhoid fever
He was 21 years old.
The zephyrs whisper that one Of
Hopkinsville's fair maids is soon to
be married to young man Of an
other city.
There seems to be a scarcity Of
turnips on the local market this
fall. Very few have been seen in
the city as yet.
1t looked for a while as if Hop
kinsville would be "up to snuff, I"
but the American Snuff Co. seems to
have sneezed itself away.
Six or eight men who will think
and act for the development of the
town will do more than a CONNER
cial club of forty or fifty members.
Horses are getting used to John
Owsley's and DR.. Fierstein's SMELL
paardellooszooderspoorwegpitrollrij-
tugs, which being translated from
Hollandese, means automobiles.
Miss Ola Cayce, the popular
book-keeper for j. H. Anderson &
Co., who has been quite sick for
several days, is much better and was
at her place of business yesterday.
A business man said the other day,
in speaking of the growth of the
city: What we are getting just
comes to US because it can't be
helped-we don't reach out after
anything" That's about the size
of it.
DR.. Wyatt, next Sunday night,
will preach a special sermon to the
OddFellows. This is one of the largest
secret society in the city, and when
the men of the three links file in
they will take up a good portion of
the auditorium.
Charlie Datillo has made arrang-
ments to go to Vincennes, Ind. this
week. where he will go into busi-
ness. Charlie has been a citizen of
HopkinsvilIe twelve years and is one
of the cleverest Italians we have
ever known.
Rev. A. Lichtenstein, who has em-
braced the christian religion,
preached to fair audience in the
basement Of the Methodist church
Tuesday night. His discourse was
mostly on the prophesies, concerning
the coming of Christ. He left the
city yesterday.
Some people complain at the
wretched condition of the streets and
sidewalks since the sewer company
began tearing the estreets up. We had
just as we'll begin now getting used
to annoyances caused by the intro
ductiOn of big enterprises. This is
only a starter for Greater Hopkins
vile.
All our merchants expect to- do a
big business this fall, and why
shouldn't they? We have had one of
the finest crop years Though wheat
was little shOrt) ever known, the
farmer is getting nearly double the
old price for tobacco, everybody is
getting out Of debt and times are
bound to be good.
All the pastors of the Christian
churches in Cincinnati are holding
evangelistic services in their owr
houses of worship. Rev. Joe D,
Armistead is being assisted by Rev
H. d. Smith, who will not return tC
HoplSinsville for two weeks. Rev.
Armistead had received four new
members before Rev. Smith left
here.
The officers and members Of the
Baptist Sunday School are preparing
to celebrate the second Sunday ir
next month as Rally Day." 1t will
be the aim to have every person
whose name is enrolled as member
of the school, present that day. Con
veyances will be furnished to senG
after all members of the Home anC