The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-17

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Read the Courier.
Frank Dudley-Feb. 1919.
Thirstyf REQ Is wha. you need
T. T. swayne was on the sick list
this week.
What's become Of the Elks' lodge
for Hickman?
Buy your cigars from Harris, at
Hickman Drug Co.
Charlie Payne, OF Fulton. was here
Monday on business.
TARPlNE for coughs and colds
25c per bottle.-Helm a Ellison.
Rev. Price. Of Fulton, held services
at the Episcopal church last night.
c. b. Bond and wife will leave Sun
day for Memphis TO spend several
days.
Don't forget the Frank Dudley Co,
at the Lyric Friday and Saturday
nights.
WANTED: Small bottom farm, at
reasonable price. Address Hickman
Courier.
Misses Azalee Ray and Berah Bow
den are visiting friends in Fulton
this week.
Telephone your grocery order to
No. 3s-the Old Reliable-all goods
delivered.
Carl Schmidt and wife spent the
first Of the week In Fulton, the
guests OF the latter's mother, Mrs.
Geo. Jones.
H. n. Seat returned to 'Crutchfield
Sunday. after spending a few days
in Hickman.
A. s. Barkett, OF West Hickman.
pays the highest market price for all
kinds Of furs.
Misses Laura and Marine Brown
are visiting Mrs. A. NJ. Shaw at State
A<ilt WIS WIN
WANTED: First-class, fresh milk
COW. Must be GOOD. II. Toombs,
Route 3, Hickman. 36p
No better candy made than Jacobs.
I sell tall size packages.-Harris.
at Hickman Drug Co.
Geo. Wade and wife, of Memphis,
are guests OF S. l.. Dodds and wife.
They arrived Thursday.
We want all the local news. II
you cannot see a reporter. call No.
21-Cumberland or Home phone.
FOR SALE: A house on Troy
avenue. near College, recently occu-
pied by Judge w. A. Naylor.-W. A.
Dodds. 35tfc
Mrs. Luke Oliver, aged 20, died
Friday at the home of her son-in-law.
Ed Powers. near Fulton. Death was
due TO pneumonia.
The Hickman Furniture Co. has In
stock the most complete stock of
undertakers goods. Let us show you
when In need of anything in that
line.
Aunt Ellen Lauderdale, one of the
old Ante Bellum negroes. and one of
the Oldest and best known negroes
In this community, died Saturday
night.
d. S. Elliott informs us that lum-
Der for three houses in the Henry Ad-
dition is now on the ground This
addition will do some building up
this year Watch IL.
Miss Jessie Henry returned Sun
day from ST. Louis where she had
been for two weeks studying the new
spring styles. and took charge of
Smith a Amberg's dressmaking es-
adjustment this week.
Mrs. Guy Tucker, sister of Robert
Debow of this city. died at the home
OF her mother. Mrs Sudie Debow,
near Jordan, Monday afternoon. death
resulting from hemorrhage of the
lungs. She Ii survived by her hus-
band and a little baby girl
The Str. Mengel Box Company just
after leaving Gold Dust, Tenn, Fri
day with two barges of logs for the
plants here. broke her shaft and was
compelled TO tie up and await the
arrival of the Str. Enterprise which
has been chartered 10 do her work
while new shaft is being put on.
During the tie-up of the boat, new
and larger cylinders will be installed
THE more | think of that article
In the Courier last week about the
future growth of Hickman, the more
am persuaded that your prognosti-
Gator is right; almost before we
know II. Hickman will be a city.
But one thing the town does need
yet-about four funerals at the right
places, then the town will have moth
ing TO check its growth" Thus say
eth good citizen, and IL may also
be true.
A wide awake, rollicking enjoyable
ormance-Coburn's Greater Min