The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-28

- ~ iNauhil anu htAtkAANEAs
Of Fords Ferry, were in the city Mon
day.
Rev. +. d. Boggess, Of Tolu, left
Monday for Central City to attend
Conference.
II. Young andJ. T. Wooten. Of Tolu,
are attending Conference at Central
City this week.
Rev. J. F. Brown left this week foc
Butler county where he expects to
hold meeting.
IT'S hard to teach an old dog new
tricks" Frederick S. Stilwell, Den
fist, over Marion Bank.
Thos. +. Hearin and son, Ellis, Of
Fort Branch. Ind, are visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
Will G. Clifton left Sunday for st.
Louis, where he will remain several
weeks and then start on his trip.
W. II. Clark returned the first Of
the week from North Carolina. where
he has been for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Mary c. Leadbetter. of Union
town, left Monday for her home after
spending several weeks with Mrs. r.
d. Drescher.
W. F. Cowper, Of Smithland, was in
the city Monday. He Is a candidate
for nomination for Representative to
State Legislature.
FOR SALE The old J. r. Finley
homestead, one Of the most desirable
locations in Marion FOR home. For
particulars address A. W. Finley,
Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Rev. j. F. Brown returned last week
from Mclean county where he has
been engaged in a protracted meeting.
lie reports good success, about thirty
additions TO the church.
| NOTICE All persons knowing them
selves indebted TO Hna and Cox by &C
count will please call and settle at once
as We wish to wind up our business i'm
mediately, HINA & Cox.
On account Of such large attend
ance in the fifth and sixth grades at
school il was decided to select another
teacher. The board Of trustees met
: Monday and chose Miss Lille Cook to
teach the sixth grade. Miss Lille has
formerly taught in our schools, and the
board Is TO be congratulated on their
good judgement in choosing her TO I'LL
the place.
Mrs. Stella Wilsey. formerly Miss
Stella Thurman, and daughter Of +. Z.
Thurman. now Of Pomona, Cal, has
: oeen very sick. For while she was
thought 10 be in a dangerous condition.
The last letter from there this week
. states that she Is much better. Mrs.
, Wilscy lives at $50 Gary Ave. Pomona,
. CAL Her father, Mr. h. T.. Thu man,
lives at Bu,na Park about twenty-five
miles from Pomona.
Among our blk corn. sunhower,
etc., we have 100 our possession a
ounce presented iv us hy Sc. p5!ly
Jane Hill. Of Tribune. which measures
twelve and onc.half inches in circum.
fcuncc Mrs. HHl isa great lover Of
. fruit and you would take pleasure in
going into her cellar .n the winter days
and looking az the cans Of stmwbcuics.
peaches. plums. iclhcs etc. Apples
keeping for the nights around the
big wood fire and everything possible
90 wish for that the orchard may pro-
duce. Someone find us a bigger ounce
than twelve inches.
WANTED 100 BOYS Wages Sl.OO,
+ $l.lO and Sl2O per day, 3 hours work.
: Good chance 10 learn trade.
+ EVANSVILLE GLASS Co..
, lest EVANSVILLE. lSD.
A perfect Bowel Laxative for con-
! stipation, sallow complexion. headache,
I dizziness. sour stomach. coated tongue
, and biliousness. Lax-ets act promptly,
/ without pain or gripping Pleasant tc
take-Lax.ets only cents. Sold by,
Haynes and Taylor. In