The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-24

Chester Bondurant spent Friday
in Union City.
T. T. Swayne was in Union City
Friday on business.
John Hagan spent a fev days last
week with homefolks.
We need a general cleaning up Of
the streets and alleys.
Miss Ruth Kimbro spent a few
days last week at Moscow.
Bryant Cox spen, Sunday in the
city with ]. <. Fuqua and family.
We make a speciality OF metal
roofing. See US about it.-Cotton &
Adams.
Best heart shingles, 81 a thous-
and.-Yates & Kirk Single Co..
Hickman.
Mrs. Chester Bondurant and Miss
Nell Bondurant spent Tuesday in
Union City.
FOR SALE, Thoroughbred Pole
calf, 8 months old.-See r. L. Bal
low Hickman, route 4. i-5tp.
Miss Estelle Reneau left Monday
for Knoxville. Team. where she will
attend summer school.
List your real estate property with
the Courier. II We don't sell Il. Il
doesn't cost you a cent.
A woman without wrinkles on her
brow seldom knows much OF the real
Joys or sorrows OF life.
Coin minted from the tears Of
widows and orphans will never pur-
chase a ticket TO heaven.
Willie Amberg returned Tuesday.
from Nashville. where he has been
attending Vanderbilt College.
Sam and P. II. Gouger are finish.
ing up a nice hve-room residence in
West Hickman for L. d. Perry.
Miss Ira and Milton Spradlin, OF
Oklahoma City. are the guests of
their grandmother. Mrs. l. d. Price.
II you get sample copy Of the
Courier its an invitation TO subscribe
Commercial-Appeal and Courier one
year for Si.2S
Gus Alexander and Tom French
lef, Friday night for Roanoke. Va.
after a few days visit TO home folks
and friends here.
The average man is willing to sign
almost any kind Of a petition, so
long as il does not interfere with his
personal liberty.
Mrs. Hardy Logon and children
have returned to Union City, after
a pleasant visit to her father. ]. ].
c. Bondurant and family.
Commodore Brann. wife and chill
dren, OF Fulton. drove over Sunday
and visited Miss Ivey DeBow. Mrs
Brann is spending the week here.
The one-year-old baby of Ord
Lamb, near State Line. died yester-
day and was buried at Poplar Grove.
Summer complaint caused death.
Oscar Beckham spent several days
in Hickman last week. Mr.. Beck
ham was formerly resident of this
city, but is now employed as a mil.
Ter by Dahnke-Walker Milling Co.,
in Union City.
Marshal Dillon received word yes
terday from Wicklife to watch for
the body of a man drowned in the
river at that place. The man was
riding mule when the bank caved
in drowning both. A reward is Of
fered for the body.
On Wednesday OF last week, Mrs.
T. S. Moore entertained the euchre
club at morning euchre. There
we're five tables. and much interest
manifested in the progressive games.
Refreshments of cream and cake
were served.
DR.. John L Dismukss, one Of the
most prominent surgeons Of Western
Kentucky, died at Paducah. We'd
nesday. A military burial was
given the deceased. under command
Of Gen. H. A Tyler, of this city. at
Mayheld, Friday.
The Hickman. KY, Courier cele-
brated its semi-centennial last week,
and as a birthday present installed
a linotype type setting machine.
The Courier is one OF our most
valued exchanges. and we hope 1t
will live TO celebrate its centennial
with even more prosperity along the
way than IL has yet encountered
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