The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-10

Mrs. G. R. Cwyn, Of Clinton
died Monday.
Cassius Grassland, of Mayheld
was here this week.
r. B. Flat, an attorney Of Gin
ton, was here this week.
Judge Dean. OF Mayfeld, wa.
here this week attending court.
w. A. Harpole was here from
Fulton to attend court, this week.
The city is putting in concrete
crossings in several places this week
Herman Moore is home from a
visit with his brother, Geo. Moore,
at Fulton.
Attorney Shelbourne was here
fro m Bardwell attending circuit
court this week.
Miss Ruby Fleming left Sunday
morning to re-enter State College
~ - AN : tOI, ny
Join the Columbian Woodmen. Do
IL now. Help them celebr ,te their
second anniversary.
W. E. Matlock, of Alexander,
candidate for County Court Clerk,
was here this week.
Joe Netherland, age 81, of near
Fulton, died Tuesday of tuberculosis.
He leaves a wife and baby.
The Columbian Woodmen will
have ga time" on the 18th inst.
Get in and have one with them.
Ascher Kennedy will leave Sat-
urday night for Louisville, where he
will finish his course in Pharmacy.
Mrs. DR.. Nickel, OF Mayfield,
attended the Wedding of her neice,
MISS Elizabeth Wilson, Wednesday.
Miss Del Allen returned Wednes
day from Sewanee, Tenn, where
she has been spending several
weeks.
c. l. King, of Corydon, KY. and
P. H. Winston, of Sturgis, KY,
were here Wednesday to attend the
funeral of John Luttrell.
II will be to your interest to see
L. W. Carter and let him explain
the advantages of the Columbian
Woodmen. Do il now.
Don't let the price of a bottle of
Helm & Ellison's Tarpine stand be-
tween you and good nights rest
if it's a cough that's in the way.
John Gardner and wife, and moth
er, Mrs. Gardner, of Martin, attend
ed the Wilson Randle wedding We'd
nesday, visiting Mrs. Maggie
Randle.
John Wickliffe candidate for Com
monwealth Attorney for this dis
trict, from Ballard county, was here
this week shaking hands with the
voters.
Worthy Guests. do your duty,
Bring in that application that you
have been promising US. Helpus in
crease the membership and let the
new members enjoy the 18th with
US.
From this date until and including
the 18th inst. the Columbian Wood
men offer as an inducement a reduc-
ton in the entrance fee, also guaran-
tee that parties coming in under this
dispensation will be granted the
privilege of taking or not taking the
initiation.
No. 38-Fine 440 acre stock farm,
in Mississippi county, Mo-, has four
sets OF houses on it. together with
other improvements. l9S acres
cleared, rest in timber 800 acres pro-
tected by the new government levee.
Owner is cutting five crops of alfalfa
on this place each year, and the cot
ton and corn now growing will give
you an idea of its fertility. Rents
readily for $3.50 an acre. Price
very reasonable. Hickman Courier
Realty Co.
one of the biggest events OF the
season was the reception rendered
the l. 7. Club and Bachelor Girls
Club Friday evening by the En-
broidery Club at the home Of Mrs.
j M. Hubbard in honor Of Miss
Elizabeth Wilson. Miss Elizabet h
Wilson, Mrs. d. B. Wilson, Mrs.
Horace Luten, Mrs. Maggie Randle,
and Mrs. Hubbard received the
guests. AS the guests arrived,
punch was served in the dining room.
Progressive raffles was played, the
prize, a souvenir spoon, was given
TO Miss Irene Faris; the other prize,
three dainty gold beauty pins, were
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