The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
LITTLE RECORDS.
+. W. Mum, Dentist.

W. II. Clark was in Smithland this
week.
Mrs. Lavender has her new ready to.
wear hats.
VIM. Towery, Of Tribune, was in the
city Wednesday.
For fresh meat 20 to J. W. Owens
4 Son.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Clifton is visiting her
children here.
H. H, King. Of Corydon, was in the
city Saturday.
Miss Iva Hicklin visited In Sturgis
Saturday and Sunday.
Best sewing machines on the Nears
Home. Num- & Tucker.
Clarence Gilliland visited viii Wat
kins at Mayfeld this week.
Buy the best meat from J. W. Civ.
ems Il Son.
Cold and hot baths at Metz & Sed.
berry.
Miss Maude Gilliland was the guest
OF friends at Sheridan this week.
Mrs. Lavender invites you TO call
and see her new fall hats.
Rev. J. s. Rowe Is holding a pro-
tracted meeting in Darlington.
See our new assortment Of granite
and tin ware. - llieklin Bros.
Miss Ella McNeely left Wednesday
for few DAYS visit at Princeton.
While in town visit the 5 and 10 cent
store for bergains. Fohs,
Rev. Smithison. Of Carrvillc. paid
this Office pleasant call Tuesday.
Have you seen Mrs. Cavender's new
fall hats They are beauties.
Miss Nell Walker was the guest. OF
the Hill Sping campers Tuesday.
Rufus Robinson is building a resi-,
drhe- In the Weldon addition to North
Marion.
Get your sewing machine needle
and supplies at the 8 a 10 cent store.
Fohs.
Mn. +. c. Ruff. Of Providence. Wis.
tied her sister. Mrs. W. 7. Drury.
this week.
Mrs Emma Hayward returned Sat.
urday from a yisi, with relatives a,
Dycusburg.
WOODS a Ormc have the largest tab.
lets and states that can be bought for
the money.
Morris & Yates have the best gro
Gerry. cheapest goods and quickest de-
livery in town.
Miss Bessie Trisler left Friday for
Cincinnati where she has a position as
teacher In one Of the schools.
The most complete line Of notions.
iewelry and novelties. west Of New
York. at Fohs.
Misses Carrie Moore and Nan Walker
Of Hopkinsyille. were the guests Of
Judge and Mrs. ]. A. Moore Sunday.
Give Us a call when in need Of any
sind Of stationery. such As tablets,
pencils and etc. fohs.
My first motto. DO as you would be
done BY" Frederick 5. Stilwell, Den.
list, over Marion Bank Building.
Sam Asher. Robt. T. Towery.
Gabriel Towery and Curtis Riggs, Of
Shady Grove. were in the city Thurs
day,
A protractcd meeting will begin at
the Methodist church at Shady Grove
next Sunday night Rev r. c. Love
will do the preaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood. Of
Princeton. passed through the city
Wednesday cnrou,c home from Critten-
den Springs.
Miss Ellis Gray. Helen and Bob
Sayre and Lcmma James spent Wcdnes'
day at Crittcndcn Springs.
G. z. Crow left Marion Tuesday
morning for Marion. H.. to attend the
fair and sell corn salyc.
c. T.. Meta and little son, Paul Rca,
are visiting Mr. Meta father at
Caseyyillc this week.
Miss Margaret Moore returned
Wednesday from a months visit with
friends at Madisonville and Frc,lonia.
Mcssu,. Julian and vigil Elgin left
SATURDAY for Louisville after visiting
their parents, Rev, and Mrs. Virgil
Elgin, for a week.
Mrs. c. 2. Browning and children,
Irene and Russell left Sunday for their
home at Rosiclare after visiting Mrs.
Lavender for a few days.
George McKcag. Of StuVis, is in
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