The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-17
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

Livingston Banner.
This refers to the John Shelton that
we all know. Rumor tells that John
is looking up in the world.
Miss Ethel Adams, who has been
corrected with the Riverside Hospital
at Paducah, for the past year as train
ed nurse, is in the city for visit to her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hodge. -
Princeton Leader.
Mr.. A. c. Babb, after spending a
few days among friends here, has
gone home. Livingston Banner.
DR.. F. V. Matlock and wife, Of
Salem, are visiting DR.. o. R. Kids
family and other relatives for few
days, and the doctor is mending eyes. -
Livingston Banner.
The firm of Boyd & Foster sold four
new buggies Saturday. This firm has
one Of the best hardware stores in
western ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ban
ner.
Boyd & Foster are good hardware
people and when il comes to compe-
tition will have to be reckoned with.
II. d. Pollard and two little daugh-
tiers, Hazel and Lucille, with a little
niece of the former, all of Marion,
were in the city yesterday afternoon
enroute to Greensboro to attend the
Chautauqua.
Mrs. Sallie MCGEE and little son,
Eugene Smith, Of Elkton, are visiting
Mrs. Pollard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Pollard, on Elm street. -Hender-
son Daily Cleaner.
Mrs. H. H. Loving, Of Paducah. ar
rived yesterday to visit her mother,
Mrs. S. H. Williams. Her daughter,
Miss Marjorie, and son, Hanson, have
been here several days. jacksonville
Hustler.
The big saw mill plant of Hunter 4
Skeavington has been sold to W. G.
Archer. Of 0wensboro, and the ma
chinery was loaded on the cars this
week and shipped to point in Miss
issippi. where it will be operated. For
the past year the mill has been practi.
cally closed down owing to the search
ty Of timber in this section. This mill
was started in operation here about
three years ago under the management
Of Mr.. W. K. Hunter. a member Of
the firm, and one Of the best informed
lumber men in the country. He bought
all the timber that could be mad within
reach Of his plant. Millions Of feet Of
the finest lumber was turned out here.
which found IL va into The markets
Of the East. A large force Of men
was employed in cutting the trees,
hauling them to the mill and convert
ing them into lumber. and many
thousands Of dollars was paid out by
the firm for timber and labor which
was put in circulation right here at
home. Providence Enterprise.
This plant referred TO above was
located for quite while near Order.
Ky, in Caldwell county and the man
ager thought for a while Of coming to
Marion.
Clarence Gilliland and sister. Miss
Maude and Miss Grace Moore. Of Ma
rion, are visiting Miss Name Bridges
this week. Livingston Echo.
Attorney Lal d. Threlkeld. Of
Paducah. was In town last Saturday. -
Livingston Echo.
Hon. J.. l.. Grayot and wife. Of NTH.
land, are the guests OF Hon. J. X.
Hendricks and family Of $40 Broad
way. News Democrat.
Miss Nellie Clifton. Of Dycusburg.
was the guest Of Mrs. ]. W. Dobson
last week. Princeton Leader.
Miss Lucy Brasher. Of Caldwell
Springs. is visiting the family Of C. S.
Bennett. Princeton Leader.
Miss Virginia Num-. Of Frankfort.
passed through the city yesterday
enroute to Marion and TO be present
at a reception given last evening by
her sister. Mrs. Ollie Tucker. at her
home In Marion in honor Of young lady
guests. Miss Virginia returns 10
Princeton today TO be the guest Of her
friend. Miss Agnes Orr. Princeton
Leader.
Mrs. Croft and daughters. Ruth and
Jessie. Of Marion. spent Saturday
night at W. Z. Cox'a Princeton
Leader.
Mrs. Fleming. 81 Marion. spent
Saturday and Sunday with her son.
W. Z. CoX.-Princeton Leader.
Judge 7. ]. Num- is in the city for
few days stay. His many friends here
are always glad to see him. Princeton
Leader.
j. Z. Order, Jr., Of Fredonia, was in
the city Sunday. He was enroute 10