The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-01
IN METROPOLIS

Monday for California. Mr. Nauman
conducted Mrs wade's confectionery
for a while, but decided TO accept a
position In California.
DIR. Stewart, of East St Louis.
was again called here. owing 10 the
alarming condition OF Joe Miller
DIR. Omer Willis has returned from
a business trip to St Louis.
Mrs Ella King Is sick with pneu-
mona. Mrs. King nursed Mrs. Henry
Foreman and took sick herself.
II Is reported that Louis Flanagan,
Jr.. will soon open cigar factory.
Dr.. Miller was on the streets again
SUNDAY after another hard attack OF
kidney trouble. ,'l
W. b. Ward has returned from a
Hustlers' meeting in st Louis.
DR. A. c. Ragsdale. formerly of
this place. but recently of Creal
Springs. has purchased Browns drug |
store and will again reside here.
Mr.. and Mrs. OFT Arnsman are vie
iting Mrs. Arnsman's parents. Mr.. 1
and Mrs 7. Roby.
Frank Coon. formerly cook az the
/ lChiM Parlor. on Third street has ac- |
cepted a position in BrookpOrt and
has gone there.
VIII Kraper has returned from an
extended trip through Missouri and
Tennessee.
Mrs. Albert Davis Is critically 81
at her home on Ferry street
James Davis has returned from
visit to his son. Ed. in ST. Louis.
James Butler, who is employed at
the power house. hass moved his
family here to reside.
Mrs. Arkie King. OF Memphis. II
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George King
Mrs Sarah Woodward transacted
business in Round Knob. "Wednesday.
Circuit court will again convene
January 81 with Judge Duncan on
the bench.
The Burlington railroad ls now
building its DUNN into the city lin
It's near the Tumbo brick yard, where
Il Is presumed the bridge Is to be
built.
The Metropolis creamery burned
~ Allt hANuNA NfMA'NlhN INV NV
department was there, but owing to
; the high wind could do lhue good.
John Adams an old soldier. living
on Fifth street. was buried Tuesday.
Shelton's grocery is moving to
Grantsburg. Mr.. Shelton recently
purchased the +. w. Dollar grocery
store.
Mrs. p. O. Johns Is in Chicago this
week attending to lodge business.
Henry Miller. Jr, came In from
his farm near Dixon Springs Wed
nesday. fii0%J
The Rev. Daniel Pryor. Of Pocco.
Is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Thomas S. Marshall and son
visited Mrs. MarshaN's daughter at
Carbonate this week.
Mrs Daisy Bush. who has been
, visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Comp
ton. has returned to her home at
Ksnkakee.
Miss Octa McCawley Is visiting
friends In Carbondale.
Mrs +. T. Scott visited relatives
in Harrisburg the past week.
Mrs. NJ II. Trovillion is visiting
her brother in Oklahoma City.
c. c. Roberts has received his
new automobile. an Overland "
Mrs. Bow'es. OF East Metropolis.
who suffered a paralytic stroke some
time ago, is IN critical condition.
Mr. Bird Fritts has sold his shoe
store to Charles G Covlngton.
Miss Beulah Sheets. former Me-
tropolis girl, who has been In the
millinery business in Mayfleid, is
moving her stock OF goods here and
will open store
Miss Myra Brown Is home from
Cincinnati, whore she has been at
tending a school of music.
Misses Susie and Eunice Mathis
who are employed in Marion. spent
/, Sunday at home with their mother,
Mrs VIII Mathis.
\ William Reed was called this week
to Samoth by the critical Illness OF
his brother.
Il Miss Ina Toler, OF Anna, Is visit
ng her sister, Mrs Ed Mann.
Mr. Garner. of the Metropolis Fur
nhure company. has purchased the
furniture business of his brother In
Paducah and Will run both stores in
the future.
Samuel Wells has returned from a
visit to his brother In Indianapolis
Miss Liza McElla has returned
from a visit to relatives in Ken
lucky.
Next Monday, January 81, Metrop-
OILS WIFI be totally dry. as the near
beer ordinance prohibiting tho sale of
near beer goes into effect at that
time.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT.