Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-23
LOCALS.

VIM. III. Miller, Of Louisville, was in
the city last week.
VIM. Wiring and wife, of Crider, we're
here shopping Friday.
Jas. Canada, the Craynevile mer
chant, was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Butler, OF Salem, is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Susan Glenn.
Col. ID. c. Roberts, Of Golconda, was
in the city Thursday and Friday Of last
week
VIM. Gopher went to Evansville last
week to consult physician as to his !
health.
Geo. l.. Whit, the great North Amer. |
ican sweet potato raiser, was in the city |
last Friday
b. f. Copeland, OF st. Louis, was
shaking hands with his many friends
here last week.
Nj. and Mrs. Herbert Whitney arriv-
ed Saturday to visit her parents, X. +.
Dorr and wife.
S. j. Stallion, Of Sheridan, was in town
Friday and Joined the Press great
army of readers.
Mrs. A. S. Cavander returned home
Friday from an extended visit to the
eastern markets.
Mrs. Berchfield, the Shady Grove
milliner, visited Mrs. V. G. Cannan, Of
this city, last week. S
j. p. Pierce and h. L. Moore were in
Repton Thursday looking after their c
farms in that vicinity. $
Guy Woodson, formerly Of this city
but now OF Repton, was here visiting his 5
fathers family last week. C
Miss Ida Duvall, Of Repton, who is at
tending the normal school, went home s.
Saturday to remain till Monday. e
Miss Vera Butler, of Salem, who was 9
here attending her grandmother, Mrs. q
Susan Glenn, left for home Saturday. I
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Black left for Kut- n
tawa Friday morning to visit their par II
ents and to enjoy fishing in Lake Clough. In
Henry Terry and wife, Of Sheridan. N
were in the city Saturday and Sunday, IN
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Finley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayre left Friday after.
LcOh III W 70 SDeDQ n lew
days with John II. Tonkin and family.
j. NJ Freeman moved Thursday TO Al
the residence on West Wilson avenue tn
which he recently purchased from j. W. ~,
Givens.
r. l.. Yeakey moved from Marion to CHI
Fords Ferry last Friday. He sold his All
residence in the O'Brien addition to foI
Levi Cook. an
X. S. Threlkeld, Of Levias, a subscrib.
er for quarter OF a century to the
Crittenden Press, was in Monday and
renewed his allegiance.
A. Q. Moore is overhauling his resi- Z
dence on Wilson avenue in East Marion. ed
When completed it will be a model of inl
beauty and convenience. ~
Albert Butler, OF Salem Valley, was VIII
here Saturday. He took Miss Vera ate
nome ana left Mrs. Butler for few he,
days visit to her mother. y.
Misses Aphelia Alves, Sallie Gresham Re
and little Miss RAppolee, Of Salem, pass an,
ed through the city Thursday Afternoon 81
enroute home from Paducah. iro
+. X. Summers, Of Levias, was in the %,
%NShNog anu MS name 70 The
Press list. His father has taken it and gia
bis father-in law also for % years. ser
Save your laundry for Noble Hill. III .o''
no can't guarantee you good work who Ivy
will? Kohinoor laundry. JuC
NOBLE p. HILL, Agent. ge
w. K. Massey an1 family, who left Mr.
here five months ago for Cape Girardeau. +.
Mo-, returned Saturday morning and F
Will make their home here in the future
d. n. Kemp and wife, formerly of
ron Hill vicinity but now Of Tunica,
Mss, arrived Thursday morning on a n
,islt to u. N. Fox and family, OF Iron r..
occ
VIM. III. Clark has returned from an hal
extended visit in the went. He was ar
Zoe, Ark, and Milburn, |. T., 10 visit sar.
MS brothers and also at Tishamingo and tree
'ther points. tree
Mesdames Carrie Maxwell andJI
Element went to Crider "Wednesday last
u noon and returned Thursday. While
mere they were the guests Of Mr.. and
drs. Il. j. Order.
Mrs. Susan Glenn was quite severely 10,
lurt by fall she sustained last week .ei'
ioi aIuA was sprhlned and almost brok- ton
n, but she is now getting better and The
Xpects no serious results. scb,
CITY Attorney John Moore is prepar- gica
ng 10 build neat and comfortable Plea
ome on his lot in East Marion He has is
ne OF the best lots in Marion and il has =.
reoled in value since he bought it. par
Mrs. Thomas, the venerable relict OF YOU
ne late Kew X Y Uthopap 81
I Mrs, o. M Jsmas ias, anu mother and
forming for Livermore. where she Iii stuc
eside with her daughter, Mrs. Hacket. cal
We are several weeks behind on pub go7'
shing the Roll OF Honor which has hist
cen crowded out two weeks this wear. /
ut other names who have already paid IL n,