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

Remember A. s. Barkett buys all
kinds OF furs.
Buy your cigars from Harris. at
Hickman Drug Co.
Seth Curtin and wife. of 81. Louis.
are visiting DR.. c. W. Curtin and
family.
Buy your groceries from the Hick-
man Grocery Co. and save per
cent.
x. A. Tyler returned Friday from
New orleans and other points In the
South.
ID. NJ. Brock. of Memphis. visiteu
Miss Mabel Wilson Saturday and
Sunday.
~ little better than seems neces-
sary"-soda fountain service.-liarris
at Hickman Drug Co.
FOR SALE: Some fine Black
Langshan Cockerels.-Mrs. Annie Nc
Daniel. Hickman. Ky. ZAP
James Maddox and wife. of State
Line. spent sunday with Misses i4au'
ra and Marine Brown.
FOR SALE: Big lot OF mulberry
posts, near Edmond's Fish Dock. Ap
ply to w. +. Edmonds. 2p
Joe Cantillon, Al Faris and Ferd
Berendes spent "A few days last week
hunting on Reelfoot Lake.
II. u. Marshall and j. $. Griffith.
of near Union City. were In this
city on business Saturday.
FOR sALE-Good. gentle family
mare, and a good young horse.
II. Pollock. Hickman. Route l. &c
We handle the celebrated sanspa-
riel Flour. and guarantee every sack
OF it.-Bettersworth 4 Prather.
The Courier will appreciate all no
tIces OF births, marriages, visitors,
sickness, etc. Both phones, No. Il.
Miss Mary Slaughter has returned
10 Fulton after a visit TO her aunt,
Mrs. s. s. Pierce, In East Hickman.
]. A. Moore. who Is building a big
sawmill for the Mengel Box Co. at
Rayyille. La, was here last Friday
visiting his family.
Junius caldwell, of Obion county,
who was convicted of murder In the
second degree in June, 1908. was par
doned last Saturday by Governor Pat
terson.
An exchange says that a movement
Is underground in Washington to re-
elect Roosevelt president. IL Is to be
hoped that II will not get above the
surface.
Kentucky is being hit below the
belt these days. The New YORK
World spoke OF II as the synonym
OF an mint julep." and now a sufira-
gette orator calls IL "a scandal of IL
literacy."
ON last Wednesday evening, Mrs.
liz. T. Mckay, of Louisville, was the
hostess Of an enjoyable bridge party
given by Mrs II. b. Prather. A salad
course was served. Those present
Mesdames q. u. Bond. e. ID. Travis,
| l.. 2. Ellison, G. y. Shumate, Il. L.
Swayne. IL. N. Cowgirl, j. M. Hub
bard, Il. X. Ellison, ]. ii. Millet, w.
S. Ellison. w. III. Baltzer, X. I. Tyler
l.. A. Stone. A. X. Stone and Misses
Marie Brevard and Nell Rogers.
Miss Louise Atwood was the hos
tess of a delightful card party given
last Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Mamie Kingman. Progress
siye $500" was played. An excellent
salad course. Welsh Rarebit and cake
and charlotte russo were served. The
guests were Miss Louise Atwood and
| Clarence Reed. Miss Annie Ellison
and Edward Prather, Miss Ruth Eli
son and Russell Johnson, Charlotte
Hubbard and Arch DeBow, Miss An
ME Cowgirl and w. @. Dornan. Miss
Irene Faris aud Guy Hale, Miss Myr
tie Walker and Cowgirl Rogers, Miss
Marie Brevard and G. NJ. Blackboard
Miss Virginia Prather and Ferd Mad
dox and MIR. and Mrs. A. Il. Kennedy
| III II ltldtlu Nhot ~ ru'oh No""''
woman said to her husband: Il no
tice a lot of old bald-headed married
fools are falling in love with othe
women and running off and Leaving
their wives. Now let me tell you
something II you find any womal
that thinks you'd make her happ.
don't you go TO the trouble OF run
ming off. Just bring her here and
will be tickled TO death TO let her II
to my shoes. just want TO get
good look at the woman who claim
She can fall In love with baldhead
ed. bowlegged, grouchy, stingy oil
bear like you that's always snappin
and snarling and finding fault an
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