The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21

TRIP thru the West.
FOR SALE One good work horse, one
mile east of Marion. JAS. b. CLARK.
Inspect our Guaranteed" lines of
mems and boys shoes. c. B. LLOYD.
We have the largest stock of shoes
we ever had. Quality and prices right.
c. B. LLOYD.
For SALE One extra good FLY colt,
one mile south of Marion on state road.
j. L. PARIS.
Mrs. j. l.. Price, of Providence, was
the guest of Mrs. T. j. Ainsworth
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Guess, of near
Salem, are the parents of a little girl
that arrived last Friday.
For SALE One extra good milk COW,
~ miles southeast Of Marion on the L.
H. Paris farm. PAUL |. PARIS.
Shellie Agee and wife, OF this county,
left Tuesday for Kansas, where they
expect to make their future home.
Emmett Koltinsky returned Monday
night from Elkton, where he had gone
TO enter school. He became homesick.
Our stock Of shoes represents the
pick Of several factories, and are as
good as money will buy. c. B. LLOYD.
New fall and winter goods coming in
all the time. Give US a call and be
convinced that prices are right. C. B.
LLOYD.
Aaron Hillyard will shoe your horse
with new shoes for 80 cents. Give him
a call. Shop near Wilson steam laun-
dry. lt-p
"lf a man empties his purse into his
head no man can take it from him. -
Frederick S. Stilwell, Dentist, over
Marion Bank building.
Miss Eula Thurman left Tuesday
night for California, where she will
join her parents and make her future
home.
For SALE-One good milk COW with
young calf, COW years old; two mile:
east Of Marion on Shady Grove road.
W. l.. HUGHES.
at Is not the quantity but the quail
ity Ui knowledge which is valuable. -
Frederick S. Stiwel, Dentist, over
Marion Bank building.
For SALE-Two good milk cows with
calves about four weeks old; 2. north.
east Marion, near Jim Carter place.
JAS. A. PRowELL.
Coleman Haynes left Tuesday fol
Memphis and Ardmore where he vii
visit for week. He will then go e
Nashville to enter Vanderbilt Univer.
sity.
IF youth knew what age woulc
crave il would both get and sage. -
Frederick $. Stilwell. Dentist. ovel
Marion Bank building.
Miss Ida Hill left Thursday for Ere
donia. where she has a position as trim
mer in the millinery store belonging t,
c. b. Lloyd.
A. II. Cardin, Of View. Ky, hai
been appointed delegate to represent
Kentucky at the Farmers Nationa
Congress, to be held at Rock Island
ILL.,. Oct. 9, 1906.
IF men will have no care for the fu
ture, they will soon have sorrow for IN,
present. - Frederick S. Stilwell. Den.
list, over Marion Bank building.
Mr.. J. w. Agee Of this county, left
last Saturday for Smith county. Ten.
nessee. and returned Monday with hi,
bride. Mrs. Agee was a Miss Fuller
Of that county. Mr.. Agee is pros.
porous farmer Of this county.
! have bought the millinery bushes,
Of Mrs. Grant Bugg and will continu,
the business in my dry goods store
under the supervision Of Misses Lillian
Ragsdale and Ida Hill, who have just
returned from the markets with the
very newest models and patterns ia
millinery. Call on them and tell then
your wants, The prices are right c.
4. LoYD.
Mr.. Newton Towery. Of near Black
ford, and Mrs. Docia MeCord Morgan
were married Thursday afternoon at
three o'clock at the home Of the bride
in this city. The groom is prosper.
Gus farmer Of this county. The bride
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