The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-10
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Watch Hickman grow.

Watch Hickman grow.
Don't cheer up yet, the Easter hat
Is yet to come.
John Hagan spent a few days at
home this week.
A. |. owen, of Mckenzie. Tenn,
was here this week on business.
WANTED. A good COW with
young calf M. A. Mcdaniel. Sop
The Embroidery Club meets with
Mrs. G. f. Baltzer Friday afternoon.
Mrs. c. p. shumate is visiting rel.
atives In Newbern, Tenn, this week.
FOUND: Child's cap. Describe IL.
pay for this notice, at the Courier
office.
@. @. Wade and wife. OF Memphis.
are expected here today to visit s.
l.. Dodds and family.
Misses Bufie Bruer, Lillian Choate
and Dora Smith attended the Mardi
Gras In New Orleans this week.
Mrs. j. Il. Naylor, of Hickman. is
here for a few days with friends.
She was formerly Miss Mary Waters.
Fulton Leader.
On last Thursday evening Mrs. G..
u. Bond entertained few friends
at Rock at the LaClede Hotel A
salad course was served.
Gov. Wilson has appointed John
A. Mcclure to represent Kentucky at
the Cotton and Cotton products Asso-
oiation at Atlanta, Ga. Feb. 10.
The ladies' of the Embroidery Club
were delightfully."- entertained Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. s l..
Dodds. A salad course was served.
Social life has taken on the SOM
Der look of detection, pending the ar
flVal OF Easter when IL will again as
sert itself in its usual gorgeous man
ner.
J. A. Moore returned to Rayville,
La, Sunday. where he has charge of
the construction of big concrete
plant. He was accompanied by his
wife and children.
Miss Charlotte Hubbard left last
Thursday to visit friends in Nashville
before leaving on her southern trip
She was Joined Saturday in Nash
VILE by Mrs. s. NJ. Hubbard.
The Methodist churches of the
Moscow circuit, namely. Moscow. Oak
ton and Harmony, have increased the
nEfnrfQ SALARY hxf l..
Rev j. W. Hodges is the new pastor.
Gov. Spry's threat to stop the JEFF
fries-Johnson fight July 4. If pulled
off at Salt Lake, has killed the pros
pect of a crowd big enough to pay
out, and IL may be held I'm San Fran
cisco. The purse is for S101 900.
In Clinton the city council passed
an ordinance this week prohibiting
pool rooms, bowling alleys, box ball
alleys or anything of this sort of a.
musement enterprise from operating
in the city. We presume checkers is
still on the free list"
Members of the Christian Sunday
School and Church will please be i'm
attendance at both services on Sun
day. Feb. 10; business of importance
will be considered that concerns all
of the members. Don't fail to be
present-John A. Mcclure, President
Board of Deacons.
John ii. Ray, postmaster at Sedalia,
eight miles south of Mayfield, was
arrested Tuesday morning by Deputy
United States Marshal Elwood Neel,
Of Paducah, on the charge of embez-
element. Mr.. Ray accompanied the
marshal to Paducah where he execut-
ced bond In the sum of $500 and was
released.
II is certain that Congressman Oh
lie Nj. James will be declared the
Democratic nominee from the First
Congressional district TO the Sixty
second congress. All prospective can
didates must enter the primary by
February Is or our Ollie will be de
clared the nominee of the Democrat
party without a primary, which was
set for March 8.
A letter from the specialist who
is treating Miss Bonnie Carpenters
eyes states that she is improving,
and If complications do not arise will
shortly be restored to clear vision
We have been asked to correct the
report that one of her eyes had been
removed.
The dance and entertainment given |
at the hall Monday night was largely
attended and greatly enjoyed by quite
a number of the married and young
folks. Music by prof Julian's band'l
Grape juice was served throughout
the evening. Those present were
Misses Virginia Prather, Louise At
wood, Annie Ellison, Irene Faris, Ho-
mer Green, Winifred del Vecchio, of
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