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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-11-30
Clay Items

! Clay Items
Election has come and gone
and now we wish to know hc-.y
stands the BALLOT. One peculiar
feature of the election, no two
men seemed to disagree as 10
the main issue. The weather
was very unfavorable for full
turnout but quite a number be-
ing stimulated by nothing
stronger, self interest prefer
ring to be free rather than
bond for the next twenty years,
ventured out to exercise their
right of suffrage. Most if not
all placed an emphatic X in the
No square. Vote stands GO to y
Most farmers hereabouts have
their corn shocked, and while
some have raised an abundant
crop, Clay is not a cornucopia
this fall by several cribs full.
Since our last, the following
have added one to their fam
lilies: Il. Il. Thomas, a girl, j.
N. Hester, girl; Ben Yutsier,
girl, thereby increasing our
population three, but no voting
or war material in tie lot.
Miss Anna b. Cole closed her
fall term of school in No. 5 last
Friday and will take charge of
No. 3 next Monday for the win
ter term.
Miss Zadie Linn will com
mence the winter term of school
in No. 2 next Monday.
Miss stacia O'Connor, of Mo.
Valley, is teaching in No. 4,
Miss Gertrude Vaughn i'm No.
g, Miss Katie Vaughn in No. /.
Miss Eta Lowe returned
from Council Bluffs Saturday
night, where she had been Wis
lting her sister, Mrs. Clary.
Hearing that Mrs. II. A.
Shacklett, of Cincinnati twp,
was very low with pneumonia,
Mrs. j. w. Pratt and Mrs.
James Wilkinson made her a
visit last Saturday, and were
glad to find her commissioning.
We hear that Charley Pate,
formerly of Clay but now of
Cincinnati township, is in a dy-
ing condition withconsumption.
A goodly number were out
last Sunday night to hear j. S.
Mcdonald preach at the l.. d.
S. church, giving the kindest
attention and best of order.
His next appointment is Sun
day evening, Dec. 10, z o'clock
p. m. Everybody invited.
S. L. Vittitoe is charging
his residence by putting on a
14x2O foot I. There is some
thing singular about it too, as
Madam Rumor says the most
beautiful member of his family
will preside Ca. I'D another res
ldence soon.
There are quite a number in
the community threatened with
the matrimonial afflction.
Elmdale speaks of the cookie
lburrs over there being taken in
Iby the wagon load. Our teams
over here help us by the eXer-
else OF their intelligence and
tails more particularly their
tails.
! Our r. Il. D. man failed to
make his appearance on Mon
day.
| Mrs. Robt. Neal is very sick.
Finest line OF genuine
stag holiday goods ever
Brought TO the city.
Roberts & 5chaefer.
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Little / ak
Holiday Buyers

The holiday season is,rying AT
best. The difficulty of finding pre-
cisely the right things at suitable
price is a real difficulty that call-
not he entirely removed But VIC
are sure the difficulty can be and
often is increased by two errors
First, by not inspecting holiday
goods early enough; second, by
not seeking them in the right
place. BY carefully looking at
goods While stocks are compsetc
You get ideas and impressions
which will make final choosing
easy. BY seeking iii the right
place you get not only the idea
but reduce cost to the lowest
inquire. We have a somewhat de
j finite idea that our store is the
right place to find What YOU
Maat and save money this season.
We can assure you that we gave
the selection OF holiday goods
long and careful thought. We
kept quality i'll mind, we sought
novelty as we'll. and we used our
utmost endcavor in securing tha
lowest possible prices. You will
soon have o bcwildering array oil
holiday arguments thurst at You
and we wish To impress You now
with these few facts.
That we have exercised our
wears of experience in holiday
buvlng for Your benefit
That our goods orc worthy and
VIC have a lot Of them
That we feel we can be of actu
al help to you.
That we want you to come and
see the goods as carly and as
often as you can.
~ q ncnnnAy~
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Our holiday line was
bought under personal SUI
pervision, not from cata-
Roberts & Schaefer.

Make sure and attend the
horticultural meetings to be
held in Mo. Valley Deer. CTS.
Either one of Prof. Holdens
Corn talks, Prof. .rwin's Lee
lures, or Prof. Beach will be
worth your time. State Sect'y
Green will also be with us. Be
sure to remember the time and
place, and don't fail TO attend.
Remember the big shoe sale
that is now going on at August
StreitZel's. Everything at fac
tory price.
Mrs George Arp and daugh-
ters Maud and Edna leave for
Chicago this evening for Q visit
with Sherman Arp.
After today there will be no.
more school in this city until
next Monday, Dec. 18th.
Did you ever try Husker-
Inc? Ii is a sure cure fcr
sore hands. price 10 cents a
at the Racket opposite p. 8
V. |. Tamisiea is in Omaha
today on business.
Miss Dema Oleson is clerking.
in the M. S. Ellis store during
the rush.
Read DIR. Chapek's ad in to-
days paper, and then have your
eyes fixed. He will be here on
Dec. 6, z and 8.
DR.. Owen and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Sykes, of Oma-
ha, will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Osborne for
Thanksgiving dinner.
For sale, several good fresh
milch COWS. Phone Red q.
mthtf David Seabloom.
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Eastern Star Meeting.

alley Chapter No. 26, o. b.
S., ill meet in regular session
on Friday evening, Dec. LIST, at
7:30. A full attendance reques-
ted as business of Importance is
to be attended to.
Mrs. R. G. Hills, W. M.
MI. Seymour and Mr.. Saun-
ders, of Omaha, will be the
Thanksgiving guests of the w.
Heron family.
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Chrysanthemums, thirty new
plants, al ] CoIOrs at Roberts &
SCfaeferS.

A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Carlin last
night.
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We will save you money
ON Pianos regardless OF i'm
dUcemelass made by ofhe:.
dealers. Price & Bell.

ON keidHOS FcydfoseSS OF IN.
dUcemenss made by othe:.
dealers. Price & Bell.
Mrs. j. B. Young left today
for Valisca, Iowa, to spend
Thanksgiving with her daugh-
ter. She will return Monday.
G. w. Spires, of Magnolia,
was a Valley visitor yesterday.
He says the people of Magnolia
feel that the railroad is a sure
thing.
The Mapledale Herd of Po-
land Chinas. Twelve big early
male pigs OF the fines breeding
for sale. Write OF call. Farm
joins town.
p II. Wade, Modale ! Ia.
There will be a picture ser
mon at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday night. 1880 is the
hour.
j. M. Becky yesterday
bought fine piano from Price
& Bell.
Wanted a night counter
girl at Jose Wilingers restaurant.
DE-
DR.. Devore reports ason born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oleson
near Beebeetown this morning,
and a son born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Foreman yesterday.
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klsliler Goose.

At Opera House Thanksgiv-
ing night Nov. 3oth under au-
spices of Band Of Mercy Club.
Admission 10 and 20 cents.
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For Sale Part of my house.
hold goods consisting of china
closet, library table, beds, two
heaters, gasoline stove, lawn
mower, refrigerator and var
ious other things. Call at Third
and Michigan after q o'clock.
Mrs. Ida B. Wise.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-11-30

Get a Carving Set of J. r..
McGavern this evening to carve
your Thanksgiving turky.
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!; G. S. OSBORNE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

G. P. Brandriff and wife left
tor New Jersey this morning,
where they will spend the win
ter.
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Those Carving Sets at ]. r.
McGavren's are the finest in
the city, go see them.

The Thanksgiving service
will be held Thursday morning
at 1920 at the M. e. church.
The address will be given by
Rev. j. Mac Allister.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-11-30

Mrs. J. P. Martin went to
Lincoln, Neb., this morning, to
spend Thanksgiving with her
son Arthur, who is attending
school in that city.
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NOTICE
All those who ;.ave not
paid on their book accounts
during the past sixty days
are requested 10 come for.
ward and make payment.
Ed D. Brady
The CIOther.
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nrs. Tamisiea & Tamisiea,
Mo. Valley, Ia,

nrs. Tamisiea & Tamisiea,
Mo. Valley, Ia,
Drs. Gamble s. Gamble Os-
yeopathjc Physicians, Mo.
Valley, la.
Fine watch repairing at
Stoves.
Miss IIila Carter, who has
been sick for several days, is
able to be up.
Miss Mae Belle Allstrand will
spend Thanksgiving in thiscity
with her parents.
The ladies aid society OF the
Presbyterian church meet Fri
day afternoon at 3 O'clock a.
the church parlors.
Wanted at the Twiner office
Woodbine Iowa, a compositer
for the next month, lady or
gentleman. Good wages.
The first cold wave of the sea-
son was surely g success.
p. 8. Ezsurs.
The post office will b. open
from 8 to II d. m. only, on
Thanksgiving day.
The boys will come very near
having skating on Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-11-30

Found, on East Erie street
Saturday evening, a shawl. The
owner can have the same by
calling at Times office, proving
property and paying Soc for
this notice. n29
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A Quiet Life.

In the depth Of the earth lies
wealth untold. beneath the
waves of the ocean are Jewels
unknown, in the great forests
are sweet songs never heard
by the tas.s-, hurrying world.
And often in the quiet walks of
life are brave, heroic souls,
lives SO quiet and modest the
world does not know them, vet
the world is made better, richer
and happier by the sunshine
and light of their presence.
Such was the life of Agnes Ross
sweet, brave, strong and
noble. 1t seems impossible to
think that she has left us. 1t
IS SO short a time since she
seemed so we'll and strong, and
gave of her strength and sum
shine to bring others back to
health. So willing and so cheer
full, always ready day or night
to help wherever needed, for
getful of self, mindful of others,
her life was happy and sweet
because of the joy and blessing
she brought to those about her
We who knew her best loved.
her most and stand With bowed
heads in the presence of her
holy death, while we pause to
pay tribute to a life fruitful
of golden deeds. with Joy and
love triumphing."
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After today there will be no
more school in this city until
next Monday, Dec. 18th.
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How is Avoid Appendicitis

Most victims of appendicitis
are those who are habitually
constipated. Orlno Laxative
Fruit Syrup cures chronic con-
stipation by stimulating the
liver and bowels and restores
the natural action of the bow
els. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseate or grippe and
is mild and pleasant to take.
Refuse substitutes. G. S. Os-
borne. n30
Dressnakin9
| will go to your home and
do sewing by the day.
Mrs. Frank Carter,
Odell's Addition.
Phone 228. nov 81
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-11-30

I'm Hcyer has some elegant
new back grounds for his holiday
work. See him fer lhe finest
photographs in the west
Miss Burcha Clean, of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, will be the guest OF
Miss bessie Gaver Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-11-30

In his Sermons from Shake
speare" Father Vaughn has a
message; at the Opera House
December Bird.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-11-30

For sale, several good fresh
milch cows. Phone Red q.
mthtf David Seabloom.
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Finest line OF genuine
stag holiday goods ever
Brought TO the city.
Roberts & 5chaefer.

The Union Thanksgiving ser
vices will he held at the M. T..
church Thanksgiving day at
1920 a. m. Sermon by Rev.
MacAllister.
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Remember. DIR. Chaek will be
at DR.. Chapman's office We'd
nesday, Thursday, and Friday,
December 6, Z and 9Th. II
there is anything the matter
with your eyes, see him. He
can cure any defect in the eye.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-11-30

Mrs. George Arp and daugh-
ters Maud and Edna leave for
Chicago this evening fora visit
With Sherman ARD.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-11-30

Drs. Gamble s. Gamble o.
seopathjc Physicians, Mo.
Valley, la.
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People Of good taste wi'l
be delighted with Roberts
& Schaefer's display Of
holiday goods.

The thermometer marked
only four degrees above zero
this morning. Pretty good for
a starter, that.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-11-30

The boys will come very near
having skating on Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-11-30

Harrisons countys expert OPP
team, DR.. Rulfford Modale, Iowa
write him when you need
glasses.
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Fine watch repairing at
Stoves.

Miss IIila Carter, who has
been sick for several days, is
able to be up.
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Dresslnakin9
Do you want a mask? We
are headquarters for them.
Prices 10 and 15C each.
The Racket, opposite POST
office.

Best bread IN earth at Bells.
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Remember the big shoe sale
that is now going on at August
Streitze's. Everything at fac
tory price.
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sstas AssssTeNeA1p>keS001
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Read DIR. Chapek's ad in to-
days paper, and then have your
eyes fixed. He will be here on
Dec. 6, z and s.
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SHADY GROVE.

Mrs. Lena 7. Hubbard. Of Black.
ford, called on her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Towcry Sunday.
". u. Tudor and mother were
guests Of Mrs. Margaret Towcry
sunday.
Mrs. Nitula Hubbard, II Tmica,
Miss, is visiting friends here thi.
week.
Henry Towery, of Princeton. wa.
here Wednesday.
Willie Blackburn, Of Quinn, wa,
here "Wednesday.
James Melton, Of Quinn, passed
through here Wednesday.
Airs. Lillian Nillincs and Mrs.
Lara Bell, Of Lisman, are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Todd.
r. +. Lemon Is attending court
at Marion.
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Missc- Pearl and Bertha Sullcn.
gcr were the guests oi Mis-c. allie
and Cora llighhll la, week
Robert Perry returned home last
week from school We arr proud
Ia -cc him hack agnin
Dollar Nonrc aud wife visited
Wu.ley Mover lat wcck
Mr.. Ada Sullcngrr visited the
family oi : : Sullcugcr last sun.
day
Mis- Rcna Martin visited Mi.
Catherine Tackvcll Sunday
: : Sull,ugrr has Just revived
a full line Of dry goods. hats. caps.
and .ho. in which Ie Is offering
bargains Civ, him a call
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IRON HILL.

Rev. " T. Oakley filled hi. rg.
uhr appointment II sugar Grove
saturday and sunday
u VI. Kemp and wife. II Funia.
MIS-, returned homo Thursday
They have purchased half interest
in e., Y FoNs farm, and will
make thi. their future home.
II. l.. Lamb, " Pincy, and navi.
lloning, II Webster county, a..
tended churrh at Sugar Grow,
sunday
John Stewart visited IN Union.
town la, week
Milton Walker visited IN Farmers.
Vile a few day- last Wvrk
The latest arrival Is a bouncing
hoy At III Dams. H. has cum,
Ia STAY.
Bill Hardy Fox. II Providence.
:. visiting III, father. e. y Fox.
Elan Cumming. II Whca,cmi,
!, visiting hi. brother, Prs, II
this placr.
Mn. l.. \. lamb, who has lvp
spending the winter IN Indian Ter.
ri,ory, has returned home.
Walter Travis, who has lrcn
attending the Medical University a,
Louisville, spent q few DAYS with
his parents last week.
Alonm Dunll was here last week
shaking hands with the loys.
Walter Mcconnell wen, To Hen.
shaw Saturday.
Fine specimens " horse hill, a,
Tur RpnRp onicc.
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SHERIDAN.

Farmers are hustling ABOUND
preparing iur a crop, aud the can
dldalcs are just a. busy preparing
for the hr't 81 April.
Dr Gardner and wife visited ri.
atiyc- at Marion last week.
G,oRr latcs visited Livingston
county last week.
Mr. and Mr. Levi, Daughirry
visited friends and relatives a. SHEER.
idan last week
MIR Sue Iai,- visited her mother
last sunday
Miss Kate and sue B.bnut visited
their sister, Mr.. laura Wright. II
Tulu. last week
We understand there will L.. ron.
siderable mining In uur ncighlnr.
huoi thi. 'pring Alrady some
arr piling up the ore. W. gladly
Welumc men who want a. invest
IN the mineral fields, a. th, ore h.
herr aud rip aud ready 10 H. dug
out.
Il. II latc-. who some time agi
visited Grand Junction, Col, .ay,
that while Marion and The entire
county II Critteudcu h. coming IA
the irunt almost like fast train.
We have one thing to rrgrrt. and
that is losing nur esteemed friend.
r. { Walker Mr. laj,- ay- that
while in Colorado be- often visited
Bob, and found the same pnial.
kind.hnricd. christian brother, and
his family the same rrhnrd and
cultured pcoplr whu,, mcmon,. ar
~ inndly cherished h,r, and they
arc ~ highly esteemed In their new
nome ~ they are ~ Uhrir old, II
such thing j, possible
D. y. Gilliland and wife visited
friends At Sheridan Saturday and
Sunday.
III Fan. passed through our
town Saturday.
Mis-, Maud Gilliland, Il Marion.
visited Mis- Lena Yalr- saturday
and sunday
Hughey WiWin, visited III. father
J d Virgins, last week
We, ~ a rhurh, arr glad Ia
have I'm. W r. Gibbs nr our
preacher.
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HAMPTON.

Miss Emma Davis, Of Birlsvillc,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wortcn.
DR.. George Crawford, Of Smith.
land, is here this week.
Sheriff Bush, Of Smithland, was
in town last week.
Bro. Smithsons filled his ap.
pointmcnt at the NJ. 4. church last
Sunday.
Geo. Rutter and VI. {. Nelson,
Of Smithland, were here last sun.
day.
Misses llettie Wilson and Edna
Scdberry, Of Smithland, visited
Miss Nettie flasher last week.
Hawk Davis, Of Ballard county,
has been here this week.
Silas 7. Howard and ]. Trace
Hardin went 10 Smithland last
Sunday.
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Dug Hardin and wife have o.
turned from q visitto Mr. llarir
parents In Livingston county
+ e. Moon and daugtsf. N.s
Ro-c, visited Edgar Moore and hu
lly, If MapleWo,i. last wck
Miss Clam Thomas. II To'n .
itci r. II Thomas last wvk
simon stallion has purrhasd
farm In Livingston county
Me. Cora Moop visited M
brother one night las, week
Niles Miuncf. Il Tolu, !. u.'r.
the family u g. y Moor Oh.
week
The singing az Gco. Layton +.
Saturday night vas cnyoycl los u
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GAINESVILLE,

Telephone ar send to Rpoun
Office for your stock bills. You can
gct hills there that are finer than
the ordinary.
A. c, Babb, If Marion, was herr
Saturday
J W. Babb, who has lccn quite
sick, is better.
James Wick, Charles Rulf, ami
james Harmon were in Golconda
last week.
W II, Downing, IT White cuun.
", lll, !. visiting ,hr family If
]. W Hutchinson.
Charles Black and family. nf Joy.
visited his uncle, VI. {. Wright.
last Thursday.
+. 5. and Drummond FAIRIES arr
painting Mrs. Hattie Thrclkeld' /.
store house.
Fred Brown and wife and Norvrl
White and wife, oi the Columbia
mine ncighborhood. visited m,
family Of Henry Till Sunday.
John Bridges, who sprn, m,
winter at Morrhousc. Mo-, is NOW
selling stock fobl, poultry com.
pound and insect destroyer in Nh.
ncighborhusl.
james rincslal, formerly of ,hi.
place bu, now VI llarlslnwn. Ark
is here on business.
Joe Parmley, a very succe.mI
merchant Of MoUhousc. Mo. (.
here visiting his many friends.
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TRINA.

The singing a, thu home Of ]. =.
Sullengcr Sunday night was largely
attended and enjoyed by all.
Mn. Lucy Hardin is IN the sick
lit.
Miss Stella Watson visited IN,
family II Geo. Byerlcy last week.
VIM II. femme and son If, for
Evansville last Sunday.
Miss Rrna Martin was the CUES,
NJ Mis's Pearl and Bertha Sullrn.
gcr last week.
Mis- Pearl largc visited Mis-.
Bessie llarlcsty last week.
Mrs. len Champion. u Lola.
visited her mother. Mrs. Mary
Gmy, las, wvk.
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OAK GROVE.

l.. II. Moore and wife were visit.
ing in the Hurricane neighborhocd
Saturday and Sunday.
James Bryant will work for ] II.
Moore this summer.
Marion Bryant and wife visited
at her fathers, Jno. Orilax, IT
Crooked Greek, Friday and Saiur.
day.
Ernest Armstrong gut his toot
badly cut Tuesday, hut is able Ia
get around.
Rush Hughe, has the small poS
Miss Orgic Compton is in very
poor health.
Robert Allen has moved Ia HI.
farm near sulphur Spring.
Mr., Mary Hill, who has lccn
sick at the home II Ben Allen, Z.
improving
Tnr RpoHn office j. prepared to
GIT cut the finest stock bills ever
printed in the county. Call and
sey samples.
Little lulian Maycs, who ha.
bcrn very low with pneumonia, b,
improving.
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Man Towcry went 10 Marion
Tuesday.
Albert Homing, Of Webster
county, was here saturday
Will Carnahan, wife and sister,
Of Blackiord, passed here Sunday
enroute to Iron Hill.
The steamboat, Fannie Wal
lace came up Underwater las,
week and loaded two hargcs with
ross ties.
Bed Morrow is prepared to grind
all the corn that Is brought 10 him.
He will grind every Saturday.
Get your horse bills and circular
work done at the RECoRp Office. \
fine series Of new face type has been
added TO their already full supply
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PlNEY.

sunday school at Enon next sun.
day.
J. d. Harden is delivering his
tobacco at Marion.
DIR. jos Lamb, Of Iron Hill. va,
here saturday.
Bud Babb went to Dixon Mon.
day
Delmcr Babb and wife visited
George Babb Sunday.
Thos. Carter and wife expect Il
leave for Missouri soon.
Walter Travis, Of Tribune. visit.
ed at W. VI. Babb's Sunday.
Hilbert Mcdowell will start Ia
Missouri next Saturday.
John Ford want To Marion Mon.
day.
Clip Bnn,ley and wife visited IN
Webster county one lay last week,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-24

John Chttcndcn, Jr.. aud father.
were in town last week buying fur
nlturc, etc, preparatory H. house
keeping. j. {. recently took o lii,
partner and W. hereby extend cuu-
gratulations.
Mrs Mary Davis, wife II Watts
Davis, who lost his he un the M
iated City II Golconda, moved 10
town the iir-t IT the week
OF Barnes and wife LETT for lid.
more, |. T, Tuesday.