The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24
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over one hundred thousand dollars
from the State for the militia of which
there had been no accounting. He
charged Gov. Beckham, Auditor Hays
and Percy Haley with all kinds of graft
and pilfering of the taxpayers pockets.
Possibly the people will learn in time
the real rottenness Of the government
at Frankfort. Paragraph.
Kentucky waits, with bated breath
and the knowledge that it would be an
impossibility, for an answer to the
charges made directly and from the
record by Attorney General Hays
against the state administration. Pan
tagraph.
A schoolboy assigned to prepare an
essay on Ducks" wrote: THE duck
is low heavy set bird, composed most
ly Of meat and feathers. He is a
mighty poor singer, having a hoarse
voice caused by getting too many frogs
in his neck. He likes the water and
carries toy balloon in his stomach
to keep from sinking. The duck has
only two legs and they are set so far
back on his running gear by nature
that they came near missing his body.
Some ducks when they get big have
curls on their tails and are called
brakes. brakes don't have to set or
hatch, but just loaf, 20 swimming and
eat. IL was TO be duck I'd rather
be a drake everytime. Exchange.
Rev. Chas. Gregston, Of Marion,
who is pastor Of the Baptist church
here preached two very effective SER
mons Sunday. Bro. A. ID. Sexton, and
wife moved their membership from
Macedonia to the church here Sunday
and Bro. r. r. Marshall was placed
under the watch care of the church
until he could get his letter when he
becomes a member Of the church here
also. Lyon County Herald.
Mr.. Arthur B. Jarvis, Of Hender-
son. who has bought S. II. Cassidy &
Co.'S. tobacco factory at this place.
will begin at once to improve the
plant by putting in an elevator and
enlarging the building. Mr.. Jarvis
Is one Of the wealthiest tobacco deal
ers in Kentucky and says there Is no
reason why tobacco should not be a
better price next season than II was
the one just osef.-Lyoa County Her
aid.
Miss Ada Robards. Of Marion, KY,
who has been visiting in Samples. KY.
was in the city yesterday enroute
home. Henderson Cleaner.
Ex-Judge and Mrs. Thos. Evans
were in Paducah Monday. Livingston
Echo
Rev. J. K. MeAfee and family, Of
Marion, spent several days here last
week with old friends. Rev. MeAfee
was pastor Of the Methodist church
here for two years. and his many
friends here are always glad to well
come him and his estimable family to
our midst. -Cadiz Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Grayot, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Miller. left today for their home in
Madisonville, Ky.-Padueah Sun.
Miss Agnes Watkins has returned
from a visit in Louisville. -Mayfield
Messenger.
]. ID. Long, Of Marion. is in the city.
-Paducah News Democrat.
Miss Irbelle CarlOss. Of Marion. who
visited in this county recently, has
been quite sick for a while. but we
learn is improving. -CadiE Record.
Mr.. John Sedberry. the popular
Marion barber, spent few days In
town the first Of the week. Living.
ston Banner.
James Dcboo and wife. Of Clinton.
KY, will arrive Sunday TO visit Mrs.
Kirk Barry. Of ~ Clark street Co.,
Paducah News Democrat.
Mrs. Gus Taylor and little daughter.
Of Marion. are visiting Mrs. Gus
Baker. Princeton Leader.
johnson Order. Jr.. Of Frcdonia.
was here Sunday afternoon enroute
home from business trip to Madison.
vile. -P ,neeton Leader.
c. ]. Black, merchant Of Kuttawa.
spent Sunday afternoon in the city. -
Princeton Leader.
Miss Melville Akin, one Of Prince.
tons attractive young ladies'. was Mrs.
Jim Hughes pleasant guest Sunday. -
Princeton Leader.
Mrs. DebOe, Of Marion. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. ordway.
returned home Sunday. Princeton
Leader.
The family OF ], E.sCrider are eamn.