Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-14
Frank Doss and little son, Eugene
were IN the city Friday.

was in the city Friday.
Richard j. Morris, dentist, Carna
han building, Marion, Ky.
Fine horse and buggy for sale
Apply to a. II. or j. \. McNeely. 4
Miss LeaGa Wilborn spent several
days in Fredonia last week visiting
friends.
Mrs. Gus Summerville, of Nation,
was in the city shopping one day last
week
Henry Chandler aud wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with his broth
er Eli Chandler at Crider
Ladies call on Miss Laura Hurley
at Ray Bros store for new hat Of
the latest design
We keep you cool in summer and
warm in winter.
SUTHERLAND Coal d lcE Agency.
Dr. Geo. T. Shiyely has nice
1920 tent for sale. Call at his Of
fee, examine and get prices. If
The flavor is half the battle The
purity is the other half. My sorghum
is pure and has a flavor that is deli
cious. If FRANK CoNGER.
Rev. Jas. +. Price left Saturday
for Lisman to his regular appoint
ment From there he will 90 to Ne
bo where he will assist in protracted
services.
Sam Gugenheim returned home
Saturday from the st. Louis market
having purchased the largest stock of
goods ever brought TO Marion. He
was absent two weeks.
Bert Woody, Sergeant Co. b.,
Fourteenth Infantry, Of Vancouver
Barracks, Washington, has been
transferred to one Of Uncle Sans
Eastern forts.
Miss Ada Harrig is now in Nash
Vile buying her Fall and Winter
millinery. and will have all the late
and new styles. Don't buy until you
see them. l3-tf |
The Cumberland Presbyterian
church has been carpeted with a beau
tiful brussels carpet, rich in color,
harmonizing with the interior Of the
church Il was purchased from Tay- |
lor a Canaan
Mr.. W. y. Rochester and three !
children left for Central City Thurs
DAY having been summoned there by 1
a telegram announcing the death of
her mother, Mrs. Thomas. the veneer
able widow Of the late Il. y. Thomas.
The Rev. Eldridgc, who is preach
ing at the Presbyterian church this
month, had splendid congregation
the FIRST aud second Sundays and in
torcstcd them with his discourse He
is a fluent speaker aud proves by his
manner Of delivery that he is a good
student aud man Of fine education.
All next week will be opening at
Miss Ophelia Avis millinery store in
salem Every customer who buys
- 90 worth will receive a handsome
souvenir, besides getting the latest
style, ia hcadwear or anything else
in the line Of fancy goods she ham
dies. Miss Alves returned from the |
market last week
Selden Ainsworth, of Fords Ferry. /
has bought the John Hurley proper
~ on Depot street and will move to
it this fall in order to give his chill |
dren the opportunity of attending
the Marion Graded School. Mr.. |
Hurley will probably build anew
residence in another section Of the
city.
Our old friend, W. d. Allen, Of
Hoxie, Kansas, has threshed out
5000 bushels wheat, 1906 bushels
barley and 81 bushels of oats this
season, all raised on his own farm.
Such figures sound like dream To
some of us Crittenden county folks,
but those who know Dave Allen
know its a fact if he says so, and all
are glad of his success.
The following invitations have
been issued, "Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hodge requests the honor of your
presence at the marriage of their
daughter, Anna, to Mr.. W. &. Wolfe
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. l4th,
1905, at five-thirty. The bride is
belle of the Salem Valley aud is
universally loved The groom was
formerly student of the Marion