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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-01-28
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Chas. Rudder has a very sick
child.
Cairo and Paducah are reported
to have small pox.
Judge w. A. Naylor and family
spent Sunday with Cayce relatives.
Mrs. John Cotton returned Satur-
day from Union City where she has
been visiting her mother.
The hottest day we ever felt for
the time of the year was Satur day.
The temperature ran up to 81 in the
shade.
The New Dry Goods and Special
ly Cash Store opens Saturday with
house full of bargains. You are in
vited to come and see.
A. A. Faris informs US that the
Hickman Ice & Coal Co. will receive
a barge OF Pittsburg coal the latter
part of the week.
Don't forget the preaching ser
vices every Thursday night at 2
O'Clock at the Chapel in West Hick-
man. Rev. Waters will interest
you.
The court of appeals, in the case
appealed from Sturgis, has decided
that the union of the Cumberland
and Presbyterian churches was legal.
Judge Num- dissenting.
Don't forget we will have an eT-
pert cutter and filter at our store
next Tuesday and Wednesday =.
Have your measure taken now and
get your suit when you want it..
Satisfaction guaranteed.-Brand
& Parham.
The Steamer Peters Lee has been
put back in the Memphis Cincinnati
trade, and made her first trip up
Saturday, arriving at Hickman about
8 o'clock in the afternoon. The line
has been temporarily suspended since
June. on account of the low stage OF
the Ohio river.
An election was held in Mississip-
pi County, Missouri, last Saturday
for the purpose of deciding whether
the local option law which has been
in force for FIVE years should con.
tinue or be repealed, and by an over
whelming majority those who favored
local option, or the "drys" won by
a vote of l249 against 49S. Three
States was the only precinct without
a "wet" vote: Dorena, 6 "wet"
Al "dry."
/ A special from Nashville, Tenn.
says; K. w. Bond. of Bardon
Tenn, a hamlet in this county, il
l today paying one of the freak wag
ers made on the passage Of thu
/ Statewide Prohibition Bill in thu
Tennessee Legislature. He is crawl
ing on his hands and knees from hi
home seven miles out on the Hyde
Ferry Turn pike, to the Publi
square in the city. He began tn
journey at an early hour this morn
ing. and is expected to finish late i
the afternoon.
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Dorena.

Will Clevidence, of Wolf Island,
was in this vicinity, Saturday.
Mrs. Farmer and children, of NAL
den, are visiting relatives here.
w. c. Bryant, Of East Prairie, is
in the neighborhood, on business.
Sam Lee and wife, of Medley,
visited Mrs. Byasse last Sunday.
Misses Maud Townsend and Lii
liam Hall we're in Hickman, Satur-
day, shopping.
Clarence White and T. L. Nc
Claim transacted business in Charles
ton, last week.
Some young people from here at
tended the Pie Supper Friday night,
at James Bayou.
Messrs. De Fields and Vaughn,
of East Prairie, are in the neighbor
hood buying cattle.
Rev. Gray, of Columbus. preach
ed to the people of Locust Grove
Sunday and Sunday night.
inc. Primrose and Arthur Perry
man, of Kenton, we're here last week
visiting the family of Mr.. Byassee.
The people of Locust Grove are
going to organize Sunday school
the first Sunday in February. Every
body invited to attend.
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III : SORTSA-AfHl

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Cour is in session at Fulton. this
|H.H. Pullins, Of Route ). has
owed to Polk, Tenn.
Rev. A. n. Walker, pastor Of the
,,hoilsl church. at Cayce, was a
,ann, caller at this Office. Tues
j.
Don't buy on credit. Pay cash
q pei good goods at low prices.
to the New Cash Store and see
this is not so.
R. L Bradley lief, Sunday night
st. Louis, where he will purchase
ars, line Of spring goods for the
aggressive firm Of Bradley & Par
Rev. " NJ. Metheny will preach
the West Hickman Chapel tonight
gInning at 2 o'clock. Everybody
rdially invited to come out and
sar him.
Persons in our neighborhood town
Hickman are much enthused over
contemplated extension OF the
|ysfsourg Northern R. r. from Tip
ovIlle on to Hickman. The com
ply has made a proposition TO the
y Of Hickman and asked for a
Ige amount TO aid in building the
''nsion. Fulton Leader.
State Superintendent Of Public In
e'ion J G.. Crabbe has ammo unced
at the Kentucky Educational aSso-
'non vii meet for its thirty eighth
nuaI session at Estill Springs, IT.
r. on June %. % and "a 1909.
'Uef advantages are offered this
al than ever before, including
''lal rates at the hotels and in
vale families, and free use of the
W ballroom, tennis courts, etc.
'c'al trains will also be secured.
r'''0T NJ L. Blaney will speak
1t Sunday II a. m, at the Chris
church, on the subject, "The
'a''0n Of the Bread and Wine in
Lords Supper to the Flesh and
OOl Oh Jesus Christ" Our Cstho-
''''n'en and German Lutherans
specially invited to hear him.
r., SUBJECT at 1880 p. m. will be /,
'u' Relation of Faith to Feelings"
''' WHO hasetheir hope Of heaven
rmon. "e"' '"''
'a' Aengel Box Co.. so MANAGER
''' informs us. has a force of
~ construction work now prep
10 putting in a huge electric
'~' OF truck, which win lift the
T." logs from the river and take
|DDc,., 4" either mill or yards. A
|a,, per- which is now being
lm.1'" ' nves and when finished
H., ,.' aOOu' 100 feet high and eleven
n, ' '1u1''' will serve as the basis
|D,, operations. This work will be
n. Nan. and as soon as completed,
Iuvi -''as'I force will be doubled by
|lss, ' ~. night shift again---lunuias
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Amateur Musical Club.

The Amateur Musical Club met
with Mrs. {. +. Baltzer, Monday
evening and a very interesting pro-
gram was rendered. The Club will
meet with Miss Mary Waters on
Feb. 9Th.
Following is the program
MoszKowsKI EVENING.
f.ifc and works 81 Composer Miss icie
Hale.
Piano-scherixno, MosEkowski-Mrs. g.
y. Haitxer.
Vocal Ductt-Misscs Johnston ana Fuaua,
Piano selected Miss Annie Cowgirl.
Nocai-Selcctcd-M Miss Mary Waters.
Loves Awakening Miss Marguerite Fu-
qua.
Piano Selected Miss Johnston.
Chorus.
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J. c. Speight. OF Mayheld, in the
First district. is an applicant for the
Greensboro collec,orship to succeed
+. T. Franks.
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Miss Jessie Green. Route /, and
w. d. Wade, Route 2, are new sub
scribers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

There will be a grand rally of
knights of Columbus of the Southern
District of California at the semi-an-
nual initiatory ceremonies which will
take place today at Woodman hall, 4Sl
South Hill street. The ceremonies will
begin at / p. m. and will be in charge
of District Deputy John p. Burke OF
the Southern District of California.
Delegations will come by special train
from OXnard, headed by Past State
Deputy Charles Donlon, with fourteen
candidates, and similar trains will
bring other strong delegations from
San Bernardino and interlying cities.
Candidates will be initiated from OK
nard, San Bernardino, Anaheim, Pasa-
dena, San Diego, Long Beach, Santa
Monica, Pomona and Monrovia.
The first degree will be in charge of
the officers of Los Angeles council. The
second degree will be eXemplified by
Past Grand Regent Paul ]. Mccormick.
The third and major degree will be un-
der the direction of Past State Deputy
Joseph Scott At the conclusion of the
ceremonies a banquet will be given at
Levy's at p. m.
AT this season of the year a large
number of eastern visiting knights are
in the city and a grand reunion is an
ticipated.
Next IueSudy evening dl tHe hnlSHlS
of Columbus clubhouse, Twenty second
and Figueroa streets, a formal recep-
tion and welcome home to Right Rev.
Bishop Thomas j. Conaty will be given
by the knights of Columbus of the
Southern District. On this occasion
formal greetings viii be extended by
the state deputy of the order, Hon.
Edward White of Watsonville, a
brother of the late United States Sem
ator stephen M. White, who will come
to Los Angeles for that purpose. A
committee consisting Of Past state
Deputy Joseph Scott, Past Grand
Knight Paul ]. Mccormick. Deputy
Grand Knight Walter j. Goldsmith and
Trustee p. ]. Mcdonald will escort
Bishop Conaty and the state deputy to
and from the hall, and the meeting
will be presided over bv District Dep
uty and Grand Knight John p. Burke.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28


4 ss.z@E ed to look after the details
SAAEI. of the New Years re-
tzsbsS58 Z ception and ball have all
S3&8$ entered enthusiastically
WAses' on their labors. The lead
ing feature will be even
more spectacular than was the launch
ing of the Seattle campaign when the
midnight hour told that new year
would bring much to hope for from the
plan as then revealed.
Mrs. Marie Goran and her assist
ant, Mrs. Chapman, report gratifying
success in their labors with the city
lodges during November In sixteen o.
the lodges, sixty-eight new members
were reported up to November %, and
material enough in sight to swell the
figures to eighty-five before the month
closes. The attendance of these new
members at the reception and ball VIII
give them an opportunity to expert
ence what Fraternal Brotherhood hos
pitality and fraternity mean.
The pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. E. Roby at S32 Manhattan place
was the scene of a merry occasion last
Monday evening, when the supreme
officers and others were delightfully."-
entertained. Whist furnished the en-
tertainment. The dining room was
thrown open and pretty color scheme
of pink and white greeted the eyes of
the guests. Dainty refreshments were
served at the one big table, where all
were made to feel like one large, hap
py family. All departed voting Mr.. and
Mrs Roby charming hosts.
Mrs. Emma Norman, a member of
Hermosa lodge No. 80, has been nomi-
mated by that lodge to enter the race
as a candidate for an automobile. She
feels enthusiastic about her candidacy
and has the best wishes of the order
for her success.
Hermosa lodge initiated sixteen can
didates last Monday night. The work
was done in the presence of three other
lodges Sunset. No. 624, Sunshine No.
44S and Highland Park No 591, who
were present with their problematical
banners. Hermosa scores big for No
Vember.
Two popular young persons OF the
escort team of Los Angeles lodge No.
feels that they had something for
which to be thenkful on Thanksgiving
day. Ben Hersom and Harriet Vance
surprised their friends by committing
matrimony and are the recipients of
congratulations. There seems to be an
epidemic of the kind threatening in
the ranks of the team, this being the
second couple to fall victims in the
last couple of months. Next?
No. / lodge has to it's credit score
of new members for November.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
PYTHIAN SISTERS

The sisters of Los Angeles temple
No. 73 are busily engaged in preparing
the fancy and useful articles to be
placed in the several booths for the
bazaar to be held Wednesday evening,
December l, at 1OS North Spring street.
A pretty silk quilt has been finished,
also a handsome oil painting has been
donated, the work of Mrs. May New
hall. These two articles are to be
raffled off.
A good supper will be served in con-
nection with the bazaar, Excellent
music will be furnished during the
evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODD FELLOWS

The theater party of
20 ~ the Odd Fellows at the
49, ~ Belasco theater tomor-
row night promises to be a big affair.
I'm the Bishops Carriage" will be the
attraction. The proceeds will be for
the benefit of the aged inmates of the
Thermolito home. 1t is expected that
about $3.50 will be realized from the
event, to be equally divided among the
$50 inmates of the home for Christ
mas presents.
The bazaar held by the Rebekah re-
lief board a week ago. Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, was great sue
cess. About 5000 was realized for the
charitable uses of the board.
Semi-Tropic lodge will entertain all
the district lodges next Tuesday night
Los Angeles lodge will confer the
third degree next Wednesday night.
Goodwill lodge will give instructions
in the first degree next Thursday
night
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

III Az .
VIVIAN of officers, which occurs on
WW\AV the first meeting of the
~ camps in December. In
the small camps there is
not usually so much rivalry for the
places of honor as there is in the larger
ones, but there is always sufficient in
terest to bring out a large percentage
of the members of the camps.
In the two large camps of this city
the chief interest centers around the
offices of consul and clerk, usually, al
though there is often a decided interest
in the other less prominent offices.
In Pacific camp 1t seems that there
is no disposition to change the present
officers, and unless some of them de-
eide to decline to serve another year 1t
is likely that the same efficient corps
of officials will serve the camp an
other year.
Golden State camp is proud of its list
Of past consuls and believes that 1t Is
proper to pass around the honors to as
many members as possible. The pres
ent consul is especially in favor of this
idea, and has so declined to run for
a second term. Neighbor b. r. Bach
is being mentioned for the place, and
the camp will make no mistake in
choosing him. Mr.. Taylor, the present
clerk. up to this time seems to have a
clear field, and unless some other strong
man bobs up no doubt will be elected
to succeed himself. Compared to the
political atmosphere of the camp at
this time last year, the affairs this year
are as a California zephyr to Kansas
tornado. But unlike the storms in
Kansas, the storms in our camp on
election nights do not leave any wreck
age or devastation to mark their
passage. on the other hand. they only
mark the beginning of another year of
progress. For other offices Proper and
Praeger have been mentioned for ad-
visor. Sutch and Robinson for banker
and Priddy and Schroer for escort.
While it may be that some of the
neighbors above named will be elected,
there is nothing sure about it.
Golden State camp will endeaVor to
make December the record month of
its existence The deputy, Neighbor
Herbelin is rustling night and day
for members. The entertainment put
on last Wednesday night was credit
to the team who had it in charge. The
boys are to be congratulated on the
success of the affair
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

Companies Nos. 25 and 40 of the Uni
form rank. Knights Of Pythias, of Los
Angeles will attend a big turkey dinner
and bean bake at the invitation of Sir
Knight j. o. Roger at his home at An
aheim today (SundaO. lie has char
tered q special car TO leave the Santa
ICe station at $50 a. m, and the passen-
gers will be met at Anaheim by the
military band of that city and will be
led by musical strains to their desti-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

nation. Returning, they will leave
Anaheim at $50 p. m.
Arrangements have been made
through the hospitality of Sir Knight
Roger to entertain 125 hungry and jolly
knights at his beautiful home and
ranch.
Inspection of the ranch will be fol
lowed by the great feast. and royal
good time will be the order of the day
and will demonstrate the cooperation
and good will of Pythianism.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

Companies 25 and 40 will give a big
military ball December at Goldberg
Bosley assembly rooms. Sixteenth and
Flower streets. Members of all mill
tary orders are invited to attend in full
uniform.
Company 25 expects to increase mem
bership to 100 soon and Is planning to
send forty-eight officers and members
to the grand encampment of the Uni
form rank to convene at Milwaukee
next August.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

SpeeCheS,
The regular nomination and election
of officers will be held the first meet
ing night in December. Members and
friends will be entertained December
II with an entertainment and social
dance.
The ladies of Los Angeles homestead
met with Lady Rowena Mrs. r. 3.
Fish November 26 to finish the silk
quilt that is to be raffled off soon.
Lunch was served and a pleasant day
was enjoyed by all.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
RED MEN

Red Men are invited to visit Quindero
tribe in Ocean Park tomorrow night.
The members will meet at SIT South
Broadway at 1880 o'clock and start from
the Hill street station at o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

visit from the state commander, Lady
Minnie w. Cydelotte. who gave a very
instructive talk on the benefits of the
order. At the close of the meeting re-
freshments were served.
The Thimble club of this hive is pre-
pairing for a bazaar to be given in the
near future, and will hold a special
meeting at 1 p. m. Thursday at the
home Of Lady Belle Thede 2521 Penn
sylvania avenue, Boyle Heights.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
BROTHERHOOD OF
AMERICAN YEOMEN

Los Angeles Homestead
No. 947 held an interesting
meeting last Saturday
eVeuing in Maple hall,
Fraternal Bro h e rhood
building. Three members
were adopted. Several vis-
iting members favored the
homestead with S h o. t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
We Redeem
Piano Credits

Having just made
special arrangements
with piano manufac-
turers to allow US
several thousand dol
lars for advertising,
we are now able to
obtain from them the
amount of your cred
II even though it
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

baskets adorned the nan and We're sold
to the highest bidders.
A short business session was held al
which several applications for member
ship were received. Lady Sebastian
reported everything in readiness for the
next ball, December 9.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

may be for as much as SlOO, anu
charge the same to their advertising
department, which enables us to sell
a piano at the same price if credit 10
Used as though we get all cash, or
even if you prefer purchasing on smail
monthly payments.
our prices are considered TO be lower than
those of any other piano establishment on
the Coast, considering the high quality Of
pianos and just at this time we have spe-
clal sale Of Exposition prize-winning models
OF the old time -honored makes Reduced $l25
$3.50, $175 and even $3.50 from the regular list
prices Used pianos $3.50 to S475
If you are the holder of a piano credit of
any kind, no matter by whom issued, bring
it to our store at once and see how much
more it win enable you to buy here than
elsewhere.
Cali or write Piano Department,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
LADIES OF THE
MACCABEES

sw1@ Lady Maccabees of
Es,I 6esySH Los Angeles hive No,
N,sy4S s4M sNgSSaAs 1 held an interesting
p p ~ IS ~ SssSsS% meeting on Tuesday
~ night at 431 South
U X& !y$Ss$ Hill street. The hive
&2SkksC WAS faNnrad with a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

The committees appoint
ed to look after the details
of the New Years re-
ception and ball have all
entered enthusiastically
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

At the meeting of Los
Angeles council, No. 737,
knights and Ladies of
Security, last Thursday
night a box social and
dance were much enjoyed.
Many beautiful boxes and
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

The principal topic of in
terest in the Modern Wood
men camps now is election
of officers, which occurs on
the first meeting of the
camps i'm December. In
~, s-t,aaII DaDnnC. bppa 4,
The Florida star., 1909-12-24

was made up of only three teams
While the ClevPlandS and CreScentS
always put up good tight. both teams
appeared Ia have the call over the
rhiStleS in almost every game they
played. The result was that the fans
did not turn out aS strong aS was OK
pected This year. however. with four
teams. all of which Should be in the
running for the championship up TO
the last two or three weeks. the sport
Is sure To- be more popular with Cleve-
landPrS than ever before.
Hockey has been played i'm Pitts
burg. both amateur and professional.
and Chicago is now following the lead
of the two other cities and will intro
duce the sport shortly Something
like $2JnOOO has been invested in a
mammoth skating rink.
The Florida star., 1909-12-24
LIVELY HOCKEY GAMES EXPECTED

Judging by the intense interest that
is being manifested 10y the Ameri, an
sporting public in ice hockey. il luu!iS
rs II thal fast. furious and brilliant
nationai laStime of the lads across the
Canadian Gurdcr viii have one OF the
most pr"Si i.yruuS SCaSunS the game ever
hal since It's Introduction into this
country SDnIp years ago.
Ice hockey is a game for mcn. Essen
TALLY il is Il game fer the youth II
needs strong. full bluodcd men. Weak
lingS CanE"t survive in ii. Ihs puny
cannot play it. and the timid have u"
place in IL. Ii is perhaps one of the
greatest games that man can play un
aided
The campaign in the Amateur
Hockey lciGur in New York probably
will be tiercer and hotter than ever
The victorious New York Athletic club
seven. winner Cf the champiunShip l;i.;I
season. has its work cut out To retain
the title. The Wanderers will be rep
resented un the ice 10y one of the
greatest aggregation of amateurs that
any New York team ever buaSIed
That Is Sa! ing Il great deal. for il will
be- remembered that last seasons Mpr-
curry Foot seven won the amateur
championship of America 10y defeating
the NictnriaS of Montreal. the Cana
dian amateur champions. and showed
the hnckrH world that the amateur
20, In, . ftttl
up tn the standard of the best Cana
dian Sevpu>
The 81 Nicholas seven. amatpu
hockey cha"lpirnS of l9n7. rXpr.t Z.
have u great team on Icr The ~
NickS have squad uf Twpnty-eighI
men in trimming Among the recruits
are several Harvard. Princeton and ~
Paul players. Ia fact. the only team
that looks weak in the amateur league
is the Hnckry club OF New York
Though the first al the regular
games for the championship of the
league will nuI be played till Jan 1
there will 5p several practice matches
bel wp,u college and amateur SpVPnS
from NOW un umlil Jan. The hockey
season in pitusbHrg and Cleveland j.
now un in fun blast ThpOppning games
in both cities We're by far more auSpi
ciOuS than last season. and If the
| quality nf hockey diShed out during
the season il in keeping with that II
the initial contests the fans will sure
| ly get good run for their money.
Last year the league in Cleveland
The Florida star., 1909-12-24
ICE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saranae Lake. N. ", to Have compsti-
tons Next February.

Lewis Rpubenstein. president Of the
Montreal Skating association. has
withdrawn that city's claim TO the
championship races Of the Information
al Amateur Skating association in IA
vor OF Saranac Lake. y Y. where the
events will be held early in February
after ratification of the election by
the International association, which
meets In Chicago on Dec. 2l.
President John Harding of the Sara
nae association will attend the Chica-
60 meeting and present the appeal Of
Edmund I.amy. last years champion.
from the decision of the Eastern aSsO-
citation. which has barred him from
amateur rings Oh technical grounds Of
professionalism.