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Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-06
PETITION IS
NOT GRANTED
Streets VIII Not Be Graded
This Winter.
Con missioner Ruddle Explains Action
ind Says Matter WIN Be COnsid-
cred Later----Wattf System and
fire Protection to Be Improved.

loveloc ks water system and Ere
pro lection 10 to be greatly improved
at once. but the grading and i'm
proyement of her streets has been
postponed until later. This was the
acd on taken at the regular meeting
Of the county commissioners last
Mo- ,day. While the action of the
bos I'd in turning down the petition
for the Improvement of the streets
At ,his time is a disappointment to
mary the majority favor the action
taken, as FIRE protection is most o..
ser tial.
TT an enthusiastic meeting Of the
Commercial Club held last Saturday
eve ming. the proposition Of petition.
ing the commissioners for the street
imI rovement was discussed at length
AM b committee consisting Of J. A.
Co !ahan. Constable Phil Wolf, DR.. s.
q. D. Pinniger and Harry Witty
cosibe was appointed to draw Pc
iidon asking the Com nissioners to
tab . immediate action. Although
SM committee had only Q limited
tine the petition was circulate and
generously signed and forwarded
vii b the results above stated.
When seen BY Tribune represen-
cat i've and asked regarding the
0Grd's action, Commissioner Ruddle
saij: tine board realizes the con-
iitions now existing insofar a. the
strsets are concerned, and would
tale action ii there were sufficient
fu'ds. The petition praying for the
ex snsion of the water mains for the
fll length Of G street, First and Z
70 Railroad street and from the
corner Of Third to the corner Of First
streets was given precedence. a. the
ossrd deemed this improvement most
= sntiaI. There will bs eight new
hy drsnts. . carload Of pipe. and the
ff night and cost Of installing ths
. item will consume most Of the
u vslock town fund. When condi.
d 'ns are better and moro money ID
u silabls the commissioasrs will take
= sad give due consideration 70 The
y tislss praying for the improve
. spt 6f the strssts Of Lovslock."
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-06

o. Dix Johns and Johs A. Hummer,
promissat Lovsisek nisiag sngisssss.
hsvs rstsrssd from FssSsit. vhsrs
thsy hsvs bsss fes ths pest tvs
ssska. Dsjag tksir sbssses Msssrs.
jshas ssd kssssr surveyed ssas
fsrty elsins ssssss ~ wsid css ssa
Iissis Hero pssp<rsiss % sklsh .
sis striks sss sssssay as1s. ed
lssss - shsy vilI pstii~h . ase
shssisG ~ sslssiss pssisisss Il ~
6lDsssss slakns.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-06

W. n. Csnsor. . man travelling
from sss Prsscisee 70 D~nvsr. dIeo
% tssls no. 9 - u wss sstsrisg The
ysrds yesterday. From pspsrs fssss
- ths dssl nss 10 rs Dsssssd thss
his ksns vss is Bsswsssls. ksb..
ss1 . nrsasxs wss ssss 70 fhst
piscs isfsrnisE relatives gs1gs
Hisss ssfsssS 70 tsks ths ts1y -
sss sssis fss - issssss sss IT, rsiI-
sss6 esapssy esrsis1 b 60 - wis-
ssusecA
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-06

A. J. Sincox Of Vernon wt.s il
town last night on his way to Reno.
where be will remain several days
transacting business. Mr.. Simcox
informed the Tribune man that the
recent str,ko on tbs Fine Gold prop
erty made BY Cole and associates had
ail the sarmarks Of opening into q
big proposition. At . depth Of 70
feet . foot Of tellurium ore had been
encountered. No sssays are given
but Il Is said the ore 10 identical
with that found in The famous No
hawk At Gold6eld. The leaAs was
formerly owned By Hanson but VA
abandoned some months ago.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-06
CAMP TObEN A
SURE WINNER
Shipping Ore Encountered At
Grass Roots.
E 2. Waldo, One Of the Original
Locators, Praises District and Pre-.
diets Big fuiure.-..LeaSefs Start
Work and Encounter High Values.

Camp Toben is rapidly forging to
the head and It will only be a matter
OF a few months until regular ship.
ments will be going out Of the new
district" said E. P. Waldo to q Trib.
une representative last Wednesday.
Three sets Of leasers are already at
work, four more will start the first
OF the coming week, and numerous
applications for leases are now being
considered. Several big strike have
been made and from the interest be.
ing shown BY both investor and leaser
it is certain that the district will en-.
joy q healthy BOOM"
Mr.. Waldo has just returned from
a two weeks trip to Toben. where he
has been making an inspection of his
interests. He stated that arrange.
ments had been completed for the
winters campaign, which, under the
supervision of Mr.. Hoyt, who is asso-
ciated with Mr.. Waldo, will be carried
out on an extensive scale. On the
Nevada Maid, owned by these gentle
men. q 40 foot tunnel drift has been
run. In the breast of the drift the
ledge shows a width Of fully eight
feet. Fifteen samples were recently
taken from the big ledge now being
developed on the property, and the
lowest returns showed $36 while the
highest went better than SITS.
Some silver and lead are found but
gold predominates, the highest assay
showing eight ounces in the yellow
metal. The White Iris, also owned
bv Waldo and Hoyt, will also be de-
veloped. A crosscut tunnel will be
run to tap the ledge at a great depth.
The ledge at the surface shows eight
feet of quartz porphyry and is pro-
ductive Of very encouraging values.
In speaking Of the leases Mr..
Waldo said that no work of any con-
sequence had been done as yet but
that the showings were very fatter-
ing. The Brennan. Squires and
Mccoy leases, located on the Dandy
claim of the Hill property, are being
actively developed. On the Squires
block a shaft has been started and at
. very few feet the ledge shows
fully four feet wide, with an eight
inch streak Of high grade on the
footwall showing gold TO the tune Of
$1,000 to the ton. The remainder OF
the ledge averages $3.50. Tunnels
are being driven on the Squires and
Mccoy leases.
MIR. Waldo is very enthusiastic
over the big showings being made at
Camp Toben and has no hssitancy in
predicting a great future for the en-.
tire district.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-06

Mrs. Della 3. Weedrse sf Hsv.
8 oesns. Grssd prssidsst Of ths r.
, akah snssnblv Of skis sssss. nsls
d, oosiai visis - 0sstss cisg ~.
b.kah lsdGs Il Lsvslset rsssdsv
~ sssaing se ~ vssk.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-06

The stock shipnsnts from k,velock
for the past ssek have been sxtrsor.
diahfily heavy. total Of Oscars Of
cattle having sssa ssnt out. Follow.
ihG are the shippsrs: W. H. lioaatt,
l9cars; Henry Lew, z cars; Gvsstsrn
Meat eo0psny, 81 cars; Noeasu
|11sat eonpsny. s cars. Nity-sigha
ears were billsd TO San lrsaeiscs
md eight we're ssst 10 Santa Resa.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-06

Al . special meeting Of I.evsIock
Asris No. 1867. Eagles. ksId 10
Waiter Dsvis ssw sssidsses last
nssdsy. srfssssnssis vsrs made 10
hsl1 rsxslsr ssni-nestkly msstlsgs.
A large nsmbsr ef ''scFssnsrs- q.
sssas1 Ne nsstisg ss1 kssissss sf
vital inpsstsses sas tFsnssets1.
fAs m<stisgs - srrssesd siIl b
~ sks s~esss sss fesrtk Ws1sss.
esy 10 eseA nsstA. sks nrst ksisg
esisr1 fos ssxt ws1ssstsy n O1d
FsIsssS ~ 10 sk< s<hssl bsiIdiag.
Al ss~bsrs sfs ssgsssssd 70 bs
pssssst
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-06

". A Stauts has returned from q
thr,e weeks business and plea ,ure
triP to Bishop, Cal.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
Dance a Crittsndsn Springs.

Monday night gay party Of the
young society people went to Crit
tenden Springs Hotel where a most
enjoyable time was had. The wealth.
er was delightfully."- cool, the music
was superb and the party tripped the
light fantastic until the "wee sma'
hours when all we're invited to the
banquet hall where a most sumptu-
Gus repast was spread and the entire
party entertained A. the guests Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. W. Wilson. This
was a most agreeable surprise and
the host and hostess we're voted
CHARMING entertainers. Among those
who attended the dance were
Mr.. Herbert Royalty, Miss Flora
Snodgrass Princeton, Ind, Mr.. viii
Clark, Miss Floreka, Evansville,
Ind, Miss Sarah Sanders, Of Padu-
cab, Mr. Albert NJ. Shelby, Mr.. Will
Clifton. Miss Melville Akin, Of
Princeton, Mr.. ChastaIn Haynes.
Miss Berthe Vivian, Of Princeton,
DR.. Frederick Stilwell, Miss Mary
Larkin, Of Mt. Vernon, Ind, Mr..
Bruce Babb, Miss Ayers, Of Prince
ton, Ind, Miss Charlotte Humph-
reys. Of Mt. Vernon, md, Mr.. Ray
Flanary, Mr.. Rob Cook, Miss Kit,ie
cray chaperoned by Mr.. W. o.
Tucker and Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Wilson.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
Or. TrisIer Here.

The above announcement will please
the many frien Is of the genial Doctor.
However when they learn he is here
to take his family to Missouri, there
will be many protests. DIR. Trisler
recently went to Charleston, Mo. and
has since decided to locate there,
hence his trip here at this time.
He came to attend to the details
about moving his house hold goods
and to take his family. They will
leave one day this week. DR.. Trisler
and each member Of his family have
always took leading part in church
and social matters and they will be
much missed here by many friends.
Here's wishing you unbounded sue
cess in your new home, Doctor.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
Dies Thursday.

Little Frances Mama Baker, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Baker, died Of fux and fever at the
home Of her parents Thursday even
ing at 4 o'clock. She had been sick
several days and all the medical sci
ence could do was called into requisi-
ton, but to no avail. Her death was
a severe blow to her parents, who
have the sympathy Of everyone in
this great bereavment.
She was a beautiful child not quite
three years old and was the picture
Of health until her fatal illness. The
funeral took place Friday afternoon
at the residence and was conducted
by Rev. J. +. Price, in a feeling and
impressive manner.
The interment took place at the
New Cemetery.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
MARION cRTItNOtN COUNTY, KENTUCKY. 8 1907.
Married In elllahsihtovn.

MIR. Guy Givens, Of Marion, Ky.
and Miss Minnie Hoover, of sher-
iian, Ky, came over Sunday after.
noon and were married at the court
house by County Judge J. II. Fer.
rell. The young couple are among
Critteadens best people. The groom
is oue Of Marion's most popular
young business men, while the bride
is cultured, aniable young lady,
belonging to a good family, being a
daughter Of a prosperous farmer
living near Sheridan. They we're
accompanied by Mr.. Robert 4. Will
born, foreman Of the Crittenden
Press Record, and Miss Mae Perry,
Angel Cype setter Of the same
paper, who promised to return to
Elirabethtovn as soon as they reach
age. Co., Elizabeth own =,
ILL.,, Independent.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
FORM PARTNERSHIP
Or. Walter 7. Travis Graduates With
High Hunors and forms Partnership
With Or. Frazer.

The many friends Of DR.. Walter T.
Travis, Of Tribune, who recently
graduated with high honors from the
Louisville Hospital College Of Medi-
cine, will be glad to know he has
formed a partnership with DR.. T. A.
Frazer and will have his Office in the
Postoffce building, over Haynes Il
Taylors drug store.
DIR. Travis has displayed signal
ability in the preparation for the
practice Of his chosen profession and
has many warm friends and admirers
who are expecting him to make his
mark IN the medical world. The
community, as we'll as his parents
and friend, should be justly proud Of
the young doctor and while we men
ton the strides Of progress he has
made, we would not forget to mention
that he has made a wise choice in
the selection OF a partner and the
new firm, Frazer d Travis, starts out
with bright prospects.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
FsIII Coz 6olng 10 Salem.

BY deal which was consummated
last week the Pierce Hardware Co.,
Of Salem, sold their stock and good
will to Felix Cox, of this city. Mr..
Cox will move to Salem at once and
assume charge of the business and
with the assistance of his son, Virgil.
will continue the business at the
old stand.
Ii will be the cause OF sincere
regret to many people that MIR. Cox
and his estimable family have decid-
ed to leave Marion. The Salem
people know him and are to be con-
graduated.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
R&aa~o~Ez1~7
kYeCIEfYj

In honor of Miss Irene Browning,
of Rose Clair, Illinois, who is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ada Caven-
der, and Miss Mary Lucille Kennedy,
of Hopkinsville, who was the guest
of Miss. Anna Allen Elgin, Miss
Madeleine jenkins and Master Rob-
ert gave lawn party Tuesday even
ing, of last week, to which were in
vited the following of their little
friends, besides the guests of honor
Anna Elgin, Fannie Blue, Katie
Yates, Gwendoline Haynes, Marian
Clement, Maude Flanary, Mamie
Rochester, Bertha Rankin, Mildred
Rankin, Varnie Cofeld, Mary Co6eld,
Mira Dixon, Elva Pickens, Alma
Asher, Katie Yandell, Mildred Tris-
Ter, Gussie Burgett, Susie Boston,
Mamie Love, Edith Burton, Grace
Taylor, Katie Stephenson, Mildred
Moore, Virginia Blue, Ruth Dollar,
Ruth Melton, Bertha Scipman, Edna
Clark, Linda jenkins, Orlin Moore,
Galen Dixon, Sylvan Price, Ben
Moore, Gray Rochester, Emmett
Clifton, Rhea Love, Coleman Foster,
Dudley Nogle, George Orme, Cecil
Taylor, Ira Sutherland, James Car
loss, Raymond Olive, Herbert Rog-
ers, Raymond Olive, Elmer Franklin.
The spacious grounds had been
lighted by japanese lanterns, with
electric lights in terspersed, and was
most inviting place for the young
folks to enjoy the games and differ
ent plays they engaged in.
Miss Browning favored the comp
any with a choice recitation, which
was enjoyed by every one who heard
it and which evin'c her great talent
in elocution. Refreshments were
served at 10 o'clock, consisting OF
chocolate cream and cake, cherry and
pineapple frappe was served through
out the evening by Miss Fannie
Blue, who presided quite gracefully
At the punch bowl.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
HEAVY Machinery.

Some very heavy machinery has
gone out this week to Eureka mines
aud Manager Wagner informs us
that things will be under rapid swing
at the mine within a week or two.
We saw some very rich specimens Of
zine that railway conductor, Mr.
Dill, of Vincennes, Ind, who Is
one of the Eureka owners, brought
to town in his grip Tuesday. Hard
in Era, Cave-in-Rock, III.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
Crlder.McneeIy.

Married-August l, Mr.. Burk
Order to Miss Pearl McNeely; Rev.
W. +. Paris officiating. Mr.. Order
is the grandson of the late Dr. W.
b. Travis aud a prosperous young
farmer of the eastern par. of the
county. The bride is the accompli-
shed daughter of Prof. j. b. Nc
Nelly, of the Piney community.
May happiness and prosperity fol-
low them through life, is the wish of
their many admirers. II.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Asher return
ed Wednesday from Crab Orchard
where they attended the State Con-
vcntion of circuit clerks.
Rev. j. +. Price is attending the
Greensboro Uhsutauqua this week.
Mrs. Mollie Travis and Miss May
Travis are visiting Mrs. Kirk, of
jacksonville, this week.
Maurie Num-, of Evansville, came
home Tuesday to spend his vacation
with his parents.
Misses Grace Moore, Maude Gill
liland and Lizzie Gilbert, Messrs
George Lawson, Greed Taylor and
Virgil Moore spent Sunday with Miss
Eva Clement in Tolu.
Master Escol Daughtrey left
Wednesday to visit his aunt, Mrs.
Shuttlesworth, in Uniontown.
Ken Hammond and wife, of Evans
vile, are the guests of G. G.. Ham
mond and wife.
Miss kena Hill, of Chapel Hill,
is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Fran
ces Daniels, this week,
Mrs NJ. +. Croft will leave next
week for the lower Michigan PENN
sula where she hopes to escape the
hay fever. Her daughters, Misses
Willie, Jessie and Ruth will accom-
pany her and they will remain till
frost.
Miss Sarah Sanders, of Psducah,
who has been the guest of the Misses
Gray, returned to her home Wednes-
lay accompanied by Miss Ellis Gray.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
PEOPLES BANK


Mr.. James F Ramey, Of Eddyville
KY, who was selected to wind up
the affairs Of the Peoples Bank, Is
active vice-president Of the First
National Bank, Of Eddyville, and
two and half years ago organized
the First National Bank, his selec-
ton to liquidate the Peoples Bank
was due to his phenomenal success
as banker and his intricate know
ledge Of banking, many Of the de-
positors at this place having suggest
ed him and the choice was unanimous
among the stockholders for his selec-
ton to wind up the affairs, pay of
the depositors Of the Peoples Bank.
The bank will pay the depositors in
full within few days, through the
First National Bank, of Eddyville,
and the stockholders will be settled
with as rapidly as collections are
made. Mr.. Ramey has retained the
services of cashier Edgie Gregory tc
assist him with the work of liquidat.
ing.
1t is quite a compliment to oui
fellow citizen, Mr.. Jas. F. Ramey,
in being appointed liquidatOr for the
Dvcusburg Bank, but his wide bust
ness experience and success in finance
fits him for the work. Mr.. Ramey
is vice. president of the First Nationa
Bank, of Eddyville, and stands high
In the esteem of Lyon county people
Progressive in his ideas, shrewd il
business, honest in his dealings will
his fellow-men, affable and generou
ne has won many friends in financial
circles of Western Kentucky. Eddy
vile is Justly proud to own his eiti
zenship and ows much of her rO,..
strides toward a new and greater
Eddyville to his energy aud business
integrity.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08

Miss Ina Price entertained the
young society set at her home on
Walker Street, Tuesday evening from
s to 10 o'clock. Among those pres
ent we're:
Misses Lena Holtsclaw, Alma
Asher, Elva Pickens, Marya Dixon,
Hazel Pollard, Reva Hill. zelda
Travis. Messrs. Herchel Ramage,
Emmett Clifton, Aubrey Cannan,
Galen Dixon and Sylvan Price.
MISS Mammie Haynes served trap
pc to the guests as they arrived.
The girls prize, hand painted card
case, was won by Miss Lena Hollis
claw aud the boys prize, a box Of
ANDY, was won by Emmett Clifton.
Delicious refreshments were served,
consisting Of ice cream, sherbert and
cake.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
IN The lIMElIGHT.
Some Correspondence Regarding The
Hirgls Trial a SANDY Hsut.

In view Of the misleading state
mebts published in regard to the
recent trial Of Judge James Hargis
at sandy Hook, and the recent com
munication in the Courier j ournsl
from Mr.. A. Floyd Byrd. Mr.. Edw.
q. Leigh, the Governors Secretary.
today gave out the communication
below from Mr.. John NJ. Waugh.
the Commonwealth attorney, and
Messrs. Byrd x Joue,t, the employ.
ed attorneys representing the pros
ccution
June lst, 1907.
J. c. ". Beekham, Governor,
Frankfort, Ky.
Dear Governor After conference
.th Byrd and Jouett, Atty..,
assisting in the prosecution OF Har-
gises 10 Elliot county, find that
John 4. Daugherty, who was select.
ed BY u at Sandy Hook to make
orders 10 the eases, Objectionable.
All orders made in the cases there
we're agreed orders and think bind ..
ing and legal. | had no chance to
confer with Byrd and Joue,t before
the case was set, and a. the term Of
cour, vas at an end We were CON
PEELED to do something.
The defendant. aud counsel oHer.
ed 10 agree 90 any lawyer 10 the
state that We would suggest and are
yet wiling a. understand it.
Daugherty hnd out is no lawyer
to speak Of and probably not compe-
tent to try the cases.
think II you know nothing q
the contrary and would suggest
that Bolts, Of Owenton, y. c., Sauf-
ley or W. B. Moody would be en-.
tircly satisfactory to all concerned,
some Of them having presided before
IN some Of the eases with entire sat
isfAction to both sides
Governor, | hope you will consider
these matters aud men before issu-
ing a commission in these eases.
Very respectfully,
(signcd) JSo. VI. WAGON.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08

The Crittenden County Teachers
Institute will convene at Marion,
KY, August 10 1907, and continuing
FIVE days. All who expect to teach
in this county, and those who want
their certificates to remain valid,
will be requested to attend the entire
session. j. B. PARIS, Co Supt.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
juno lst. 1907
(signcd) JSo VI. WAGON.

June lst, 1907
Hon. J. G. ". Beckham,
Frankfort, Ny.
My Dear Sir:-We have just had a
conference with Mr.. Waugh, Com
mopwealths Attorney of the 32nd
Judicial District, relative to the
appointment Of the Special Judge to
try the cases Of the Commonwealth
vs.. James Hargis, etc. Mr. Waugh
was here principally to see Us rela-
tive 10 the appointment of Judge
Daugherty and after going over the
matter with him frankly told him
that We preferred not to have Mr..
Daugherty appointed as he was quite
an old gentleman, that the case
would most likely be hard fought
and would require man of energy
and younger years. 1t Is also a very
important case from a legal stand
point and there are a number Of fine
points on evidence and other legal
points which will arse during the
progress Of the trial. From our
investigation we are informed that
Mr.. Daugherty is not so good law
yer as one should be to take charge
OF a case of this character.
We were in conference quite a
while with Mr.. Waugh and tried to
get yon over the telephone so as to
make an engagement to come to see
you in Frankfort but Mr.. Leigh in
formed us that you were in the coun-
try and would not return until
tomorrow. Mr.. Waugh is compelled
to return to Grayson tonight and the
writer will be compelled to leave for
Magofiin county tomorrow to be gone
some ten days or more.
Before leaving Mr.. Vaughn wrote
you a letter, setting forth his views
in regard to this matter and especi-
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
Entertained Al Dinner.

Miss Marion Clement entertained
at six o'clock dinner quite a number
Of her friends from Fredonia who at
tended the ball game Thursday after
noon. They were:
Misses Mary d. Terry, Isabelle
Howerton, Mary Louise Myers, Mary
Wyatt, Addie Boyd, Ida Terry, also
Sylvan Price, Ray Flanary and
Gwendoline Haynes.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
Appreciates the Rscord-Press.

Houston, Tex, July |, 1907.
Editor RECORD PRESS.
Dear Sir;-Received my dear old
home paper this week with hearty
welcome. and hope the RECORD
Press will not lose its way TO my
address any more. A letter from
mamma and the RECORD Press GER
tainly receive hearty welcome from
me each week. With best wishes.
Respectfully,
MRS. MILE EATON WooLF,
1907 Travis ST., Houston, Tex.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
Burtls.kusmlnskl.

On Sunday, July l4th Mr.. John
NJ. Burtis and Miss Minnie Kosmin-
ski were united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony at Pontiach church by
Rev. W. X. Farrow.
Tenn, Times.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
Saw Mill Sold.

Having sold my saw rig to Rey-
nolds Bros, of Blackford, ! will re-
ceive no more saw logs at the Plan
ing mill. The Planning mill will be
run as heretofore and we will keep on
hand full line of dressed lumber,
sash, doors and blinds.
j. N. BosToN,
Marion, Ky.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08
Republican County Committee.

Will meet at the Court House in
Marion at one o'clock on Saturday,
August IL, 1907, for the transaction
Of important business.
II. A. HAYNES, Oh 'mn.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-08

Little Miss Rena Heath entertain
ed on her sixth birthday, Saturday
afternoon from 4 to o'clock. Quite
number of her little friends were
present and an Enjoyable evening was
spent Misses Lille Guess, Dessa
Clark and Lillian heath helped enter
tain the little guests. Ice cream,
sherbert, cake, banans and candy were
served.