The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-12-03
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Hickman needs a Law and order
league.
Swayne Walker was in Union City
last week.
Clarence Reed spent Thanksgiving
in Dyersbure.
Charlie Oliver spent several days
in Fulton last week.
Choice tomatoes, 10c a can. Bet.
ltersworth & Prather.
Sam Salmon came up from Hales
Point, Tenn, Sunday.
Two big stores filed with Christ
mas goods. -Berendes.
Lowry Stone spent Sunday with
home folks in Greenfield.
Best Carnations from 7scts. to
81 .00-Miss Frankye Reid. T.
Miss Mollie Bourne spen. Sunday
in Union City with relatives.
Hugh Ed Curtin spent Sunday
with his parents at Woodland.
John Hagan spent a few days
with home folks here this week.
Arthur Shaw and wife, of State
Line, spent Sunday in the city.
Charlie Deitzell, of Union City, at
tended John Dillon's funeral Satur-
day.
An exquisite line Of medallions
and art gifts for the holiday
Berendes.
Red Cross shoes for ladies-the
comfortable shoe-for sale by Brad
ley & Parham.
L. Donaldson was here from Tip
tonville. Saturday attending the fun
eral of John Dillon.
&C. Wade and wife returned 10
Memphis, Friday, after visit to S.
L. Dodds and family.
jamie Cheek returned to Tipton-
vile, Sunday, after few days visit
with old friends here.
Miss Maggie Henry bias returned
to Bowling Green where she will re-
sumo her normal course.
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Duroc
Male, four months old.-W. c. Bal
How, Route /. Hickman. 3tp
Misses Bette and Allie Dodds
we're guest of Mrs. John R. Nc
Gehee, near Fulton, Saturday.
How about that overcoat1 Haven't
got il YETI Come in and let US figure
with you.--Bradley & Parham.
Mrs. ]. M. Reid is expected home
this week after an extended visit to
friends in Nashville and Fulton.
Miss Lizzie Amberg returned
Monday from visit to her sister,
. Mrs. Guy Robbins, at Mayheld.
Let us show you the most complete
coal oil can ever made no waste, no
: danger.-Bettersworth Il Prather.
, See our line of fountain pens.
Nothing more appropriate for
5 Christmas gift.-Helm & Ellison.
: "Justifable homicide" should be .
the verdict if the defendant can
prove that the victim said al told
you So"
We are showing the handsomest
line of Umbrellas for Christmas ever
brought to Hickman.--Baltzer &
5 Dodds D. G. Co.
. Mr. and Mrs. A. A Townsend, of
? Hickman, KY, came over Sunday.
Mr.. Townsend returned Monday and
, Mrs. Townsend will spend several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Surrell. East Prairie
Eagle.
Misses Hattie Ballard and Mabfe
, Adams, two of Hickman's popular
|, young ladies', will arrive in our city
, Saturday to pay our popular central
girls. Misses Mable Cowley and
Vera Lawrence, weeks visit
=, Columbus Critic.
1t was authoritatively announced
Saturday that Frank H. Hitchcock
: would be Postmaster General in
o Judge Taft's Cabinet. The other
selections will not b. made known
until the President-elect is ready to
|, announce his official family.
: L. B. Jones died suddenly Satur-
r day night at his home near Colum-
!. bus. Mr.. Jones lived here years
ago and is we'll known to many
Hickman people. For the past few
years he had been "Boss" over the
timber business and interests that
3 the Mengel Box Company has in
: that locality. Mr.. Jones was sick