The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-10-14
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Mrs. VIII Hubbard was ON the sick
list few days this week
Judge II. r. Remley was In Union
City, Saturday. on business.
Mrs. Charlie Parham has return
ed from a visit to Union City friends.
Let us build you a kitchen cabinet
or a box couch. Hickman Job Shop.
Miss Ina Roger, of No. Island,
spent Sunday with Miss Estelle Rem
eau.
Mrs. Roy Clark, OF Woodland, visit
ed J. w. Rogers and family this
week.
B'unlc Hughes is in Mayfield.
ID. II. Wilson is In Gardner, Tenn.
today.
Dave Bryant. of Union City visited
his daughter, Mrs. T. A. Ledford,
yesterday
When you build. you want good
work. See b s. Elliott at Hickman
Job Shop.
The Embroidery Club meets with
Mrs. ID. b. Wilson Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
For hair dressing or dressmaking,
call on Mrs. Bob Salmon. Your pa
tronage will be appreciated.
Mrs. Giles Bond. who has been
visiting In Tennessee and Alabama.
Joined her husband here Tuesday.
Mrs. w. J. Cook was called to Wa
ter Valley yesterday on account of
the. serious Illness OF her mother.
Mrs. Porter Weaks, OF Fulton. at
tended the DeBow-Helm wedding this
week and visited the family of A. NJ.
Deow.
Mrs. Lizzie Winston, and little
daughter, Of Corydon, Ky, are the
guests OF her mother, Mrs. Luttrell.
on Troy Ave.
The Hickman Concrete Co. is put
ting in a new concrete walk in front
of Prof. Gabby's place; also in front
OF the w. o. w. lot.
Mrs. lvey Cheek Brann, of Fulton,
came over Tuesday to attend the
DeBow-Helm wedding, and visited the
family OF A. NJ. DeBow.
Percy Jones is putting lot of new
fixtures In his Cafe this week, and
otherwise increasing his business
facilities. Glad to see the firm pro-
crossing.
Monday evening. Mrs. l.. p. Ellison
entertained large number of lady
friends at Bridge in honor OF her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Muse,
OF Atlanta. Ca. An excellent salad
course was served. Mrs. Bess Boog-
her. of Roanoke, Va. was an out
OF town guest.
FOR SALE: One OF the best cor
ner lots in Hickman-now occupied
by ]. II. Browns mill; also a good
combined store and residence. The
residence has about 5 rooms. Lot
is 22xl0O feet. viii sell worth the
money. Call at Hickman Courier Of
flee.
The Str. Mengel Box Company
came In Tuesday morning and imme-
diately after arriving went to Med
ley crossing. where she pulled the
Tug Oscar +. Keller off of the bar,
ON which she had been stuck hard
and fast since Saturday afternoon,
and all efforts had proven unable to
bulge her. She suffered no damage
other than bending her rudder.
While ON the river yesterday. DR..
C. w. Curtin discovered the body OF
an infant floating about mid-stream
and opposite the Lee Lines excuse
for wharf house. lie brought the
body to shore where an examination
was made by Coroner Smith. The
body was perfectly nude, that of a
boy s or 10 weeks old, and seemed
TO have been In the water several
days. There were no marks of VOL
ence to be found. and II is thought
that the child was thrown in the rive
by some inhuman parent. The body
was buried at the city cemetery.
On Friday afternoon. Of last week.
Mrs. Maggie Randle gave Variety
Shower and entertained a large mum
Der OF friends in honor Of Miss ivey
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