The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-30
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Miss Erin Roper visited here. sun.
day.
Fulton has few cases of scarlet
fover.
Hickman is again infested With
peddeleritis.
Fresh oysters. any quantity. at the
Crescent Cafe.
Mrs. J. T. stephens visited her sis
ter in Union City. Sunday.
Leonard Reeves and Dan Creason
attended the Union City Fair. Tues
day.
Telephone your grocery order to
No. Ss-the Old Reliable-all goods
delivered.
T. T. Swayne, wife and children |
attended the Fair at Union City
Thursday.
Judge Jones, OF the night rider
fame. will deliver an address In Full |
ton next Saturday.
The Henry Addition ought to be
made either white settlement or
negro settlement-not mixed.
Mrs. Jessie Dillon and Mrs. L. X. |
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last week attending the State Fair
Miss Camille Barrett. eldest daugh.
ter OF Harry Barrett and wife. of Daw-
son. Ga, is reported past danger now
and improving.
Sam Salmon came up "Wednesday
on the Peters Lee from Ashport.
Tenn, where he has charge of the
Mengel logging camps.
Misses Lillian Johnston. Marguerite
Euqua and Lotto Cayitt went to Full
ton. Tuesday. by the auto line and
then from there attended the circus
in Union City.
Charlie Beckham came up We'd
nesday on the Peters Lee TO see
home folks. He is located below
Tiptonville. where he has charge OF
! the paper wood camps.
The residence occupied by o. G.
Smith. a painter. at Fulton. was de-
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property was owned by J. A. Collins.
Z who "alsJ ran" in the last primary
election.
b. Don't forget that We have a city
I election coming on. II is rumored
n that there is a "nigger in the wood
|. pile" in West Hickman. However.
We are not opposed to States" so
. long as they are good ones.
] We have Two Superior Wheat
Drills left from Farmers Hardware
Co., stock, which we are offering az
20 per cent. less than cost. 8 disc
at $3.50; 10 disc sss.7s, for cash
only.-LEDFoRD a RANDlE.
Rev NJ. L., Blaney. pastor OF the
Christian church. left Monday for a
months vacation In the East His
first stop win be Indianapolis where
he will visit his daughter. From there
he goes to Pittsburgh. Pa. and other
points.
Carnations 75c to 81 per dozen.
Roses. $3.50 to $500. American
Beauties. $500 to $1,000. Crysanthe-
NUNS. $3.50 TO $500. Now taking
orders for Narcissus Bulbs. Hya-
cinths. and Chinese Lilies.-Miss
Frankye Reid.
Regular services will be conduct.
ed at the Methodist church next Sun
day. Subject for the morning hour:
"A Day Off in the Life OF Our Lord"
II is expected that all of the mem
bers will be presen. A cordial in
vitation is extended to the public.
Rev. Geo. ii. Geiger, OF Virginia,
who has accepted a call as pastor OF
st. Johns Episcopal church. Of this
city. is expected to arrive in Hick-
man tomorrow. He will be accompan
ed by his family. and will take up
] their abode in the Episcopal paste
rum. His first service will be held
next Sunday, we understand
j. A. Moore. Gee Harris. A. @. Kim
bro, N. Holcombe, Judge j. w. Roney
Fred Case, VIII Bondurant. Ira Green.
Charlie Moore. DIR. Curtin and Tom |
Dillon, Jr., drove 10 Reelfoot Lake.
Tuesday afternoon where they spent
the afternoon shooting ducks. took
supper at Walnut Log Hotel and |