The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-13
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c. H. Moore wants your grocery
trade.
Everything in groceries Betters-
worth & Prather.
w. d. Harrison was here from
Union City, Wednesday.
Let c. H. Moore hll that grocery
order. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Do you wear pantsi Have
Schmidt, the tailor. TO make them.
Miss Marie Brevard is visiting
friends in Dyersburg for few days.
DR.. Horace Luten. wife and chill
dren, visited F. T. Randle and wife
one day last week.
Engraved CARDS and embossed
tationery and cards OF every de-
scription at this Office.
Mrs. A. M. Tyler and little son,
Allison, are visiting relatives in
Newbern for few days.
The ladies of the Embroidery
Club will be entertained Friday at.
ternoon by Mrs. A. M. Tyler.
| Master Raymond and Miss Marie
Schmidt. Of Union City, we're guests
Of their brother, Carl Schmidt, last
week.
All kinds OF potato slips nov ready
for transplanting. at Sl.2S per
,000.-H. L. CuTlin, Phone ~,
| Woodland Mills.
Walter White, wife and baby, OF
near Poplar Bluff, Mo-. sse here
visiting Mrs. Whites mother. Mrs.
Davis. in West Hickman.
! Compare our prices with any other
store in Western Kentucky and see
who sells house furnishings the
cheapest St. Louis Fur. Co.
There is no old stock on our
shelves. II you like the freshest
and best groceries, phone c. II.
Moore. All goods delivered.
| FOR SALE-Th Thoroughbred Rhode
Island Reds eggs (is} for setting,
lSl.00. Splendid Iayers.-Mrs. G..
B. Threlkeld. State Line. Ky.
| 7-l-o
i John Peterson, a travelling sales
man of Chicago. 80 years Of age,
was painfully injured Saturday night
lby falling from the bridge over the
Lake street viaduct at Fulton.
| Misses Estelle Reneau. BERTHE
May Rice. Mrs. Ed Prather, Edward
Prather, and Misses Bette and Allie
lDodds attended services and dinner
on the ground at Mount Zion, Satur-
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Rainey, OF
Uuion City, we're here Monday look
ling for a residence. Mr.. Rainey.
who is in the Insurance Business,
Ivill locate in Hickman. We vel
cone these people.
| Arch DeBox, Hugh Ed Curtin.
Harold DeBov, Edward Prather.
Clarence Corum, M. b. Shaw, Bob
Isler, and Fred Case attended a
dance in Fulton Tuesday evening a,
lat the Usona Hotel.
STRAYED OR STOLEN; Sorrel
horse, IS hands high, : years old,
frosty nose. and thin name and tail,
Disappeared about April gath. Re-
ward for horse or information. "A.
S. Barkett. Hickman, KY.
r. T. Tyler and wife and Misses
Annie and Ruth Ellison left Tues
day night for an extended visit In
| LsliSyille, Lexington, and Cincinnati.
Before jsipIpipg home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyler will probably visit their
daughter, Mrs. Archer booghsr 10
Roanoke, Va.
4 S, L. Dodds had a fine mare
stolen from bis east farm last week.
and to this date has beard nothing
of her whereabouts. This is the Sth
animal that has been stolen in this
vicinity 10 the past two weeks.
From preseat indications, there must
be an organized gang operating in
this section.
There is movement on foot
among the live merchants of Fulton
TO give to their tired clerks the same
relaxation allowed them in nearby
cities-that is. to release them from
store duty at o O'Clock p. m, during
the not summer months. This same
thing ought 10 be done in Hickman I;
its sensible.
| A double tragedy occurred Thurs
day night in the shouthern part Of
| 4 NJ i