The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-04-06

ouu FELLOWS last Hlsnt, ne VIII Ie'
main in Paducah tonight to address
members of the May gum lodge.
Jack Whltesides, whose late
stunt, an exhibition of a large paint.
ing, proved unsuccessful as q finan.
cial move, has begun the manufac-
ture and sale of a furniture cleaner
He is doing a good business.
John b. Hall, whose brother
owns an oil well in Caney. Kan, is
in receipt Of letter from the broth
er stating that by reason of the
we'll catching fire. the owners lost
$3.50 day. The well burned several
weeks. and it can readily be seen
the loss will amount toa great deal.
The ~, C. and st. l.. road has
inaugurated an improvement effec-
tive at once. 1t is the inspection of
watches each month by an official
inspector, the same rule the j. c.
has in operation all over its division.
The firm of Nagel & Meyers has been
appointed official inspectors, and Mr..
Harry Meyers will dc the work. The
territory of Inspector Meyers will b.
from Paducah and Memphis and in
GLIDING the Perryville. Tenn, branch
Rev. Eshman. of the cumber-
land Presbyterian church, received
notice yesterday of the precarious
condition OF his father-in-law, Mr.. e.
r. Reed, of Pulaski. Tenn. He was
thrown off a horse some time ago
and his head injured. Complications
have set in.
Glass No. IS, of the Broadway
Methodist Sunday school will have
an Easter sale tomorrow at l.. b.
Ogllvie & Co.'S.
The fire committee will open
bids for the addition to No. 2 fire
station next Tuesday. The building is
to be enlarged to enable the installa-
ton OF a fire engine and two horses
to pull It. The engine is for the ad-
ditlonal protection of the mill dis
triet, to be used In pumping water
from the fire plugs. The water pres
sure is weak in Mechaniesburg.
Mr.. Herbert wallerstein has re-
ceived the copies of his new song.
Merry Mary" from the publishers,
and It has made quite a hit. IL Will
be played by Deals orchestra at The
Kentucky Tuesday night, when Miss
Henrietta Crosmanl presents her new
play. Contrary Mary" Mr.. Waller
stein is proving very prolific com
poser and his compositions are meet
ing with great favor with the public.
The residents Of Littlevilie are
circulating a petition to the brought
before the municipal boards asking
for repairs, by grading and gravel
ing. of the Pool road. that portion
remaining in the corporate limits OF
the town. In bad weather the resi-
dents can not get about, the mud be-
ing over the shoe tops in most places
Edgar Bass, age nine years, the
son of Mr.. C. c. Bass, OF Florence
Station, a brother of DR.. Johnston
Bass, of the city, broke his leg this
morning. DR.. Johnston Bass was call
ed out TO dress the injury.
The holder of ticket No. 1925
is entitled 10 $1J80 II presented to-
day. Ticket 20. 1880 comes next
and should call tomorrow. Har-
bour's Book Dept.
There will be a regular meeting
of Magnolia Grove No. 2, w. C. at
their hall, Fifth and Broadway to-
night. a class OF six candidates will
be initiated. BY order Of w. G.
! lon account OF the revival at the
Broadway Methodist church, the
easter SALE that was to have been
given by the Rambey society has been
called or.
/ j. r. Gray has been appointed
| special policeman for the n. G. 4
| st. l.. Railroad company. and was
today sworn in. He was formerly
on the regular force.
The Commercial club has adopt
ed the rule of having, its directors
meeting once week, on Mondays
hereafter, instead Of three and foui
times a week.
To-day at noon when Col. Weills
was returning to the store his auto
mobile ran over a dog and killed 1t
The accident happened while the col
onel was trying to avoid striking an