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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-18
MiIIedgeyiIle

AIR L. R.McGraw anu Vile oil Pei-
ryvilIe were visiting air. Lie MOI.
gan and family Sunday.
Bro. Palmeter preached line ser
mon at the NJ. r. church. tie is well
beloved by everyone.
There has been a grea, deal OF stir
in Milledgeville on account OF court
Nearly everyone mas gone to stan
sord -n
On Wednesday before Thanksgiving
there viii be musical at the chris.
tan church at Morelsnd and at night
a supper. Everybody come.
Mr.. Lafe Morsan's little min Ia do
ing q good business and Will have bis
corn crusher at work next week.
Nj. ). d. Myers our Wholesale
broom man made a trip to Stanford
one day this week in the interest VI
his brom sale and TO attend court
Mrs HARRIET Armstrong OF this
town In visiting her daughter MRS
Philips near Danville this week.
Farmers are very busy in this part
of the country gathering corn and
preparing for winter as they cannot
work ia tobacco.
The sale oil Mr. William Sweer'n-
cans was a failure. lie refused to sell
on account Of low prices.
Thomas Purdon Jesse Routt and
Amun Dishon took advantage OF the
RABBIT Law today. They killed 30 rao-
bits and think IL pretty good for the
forst day.
Mrs. A. r. Hale is sick this week.
We hope she will soon be better
The mothers day at school was
very nice. We had present num-
her of mothers. brothers and sisters
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ADAM PENCE CATCHES
LOAD OF SHOT In LEG
FIRST CASUALTY OF HUNTING
SEASON REPORTED HERE
BIRDS ARE SCARCE.

The first casualty OF tie season from
bunting in tbs section. occurred on
Tuesday 10 Adam Pence. while
hunting rabbits. Seventeen bird sho,
lodged in his thigh. several penetrat.
ing the knee and caused considerable
pain. though not sufficient TO cause
the Yong man to desist from the
sport until the day vos over Adam
had gone on ahead OF his brother,
Tom and Alfred and '.as Thought b.
them to be over a hill Instead he
was about Is yards distant. and con-
cealed by a fence A rabbit Jumped
~ and not seeing his .'rother. Alfred
blazed lose at him. but Adam caught
most Of tue shot in place Of the quar-
~. Mr. Pence was wearing two pairs
Of overalls besides ais underwear
which to some extent protected his
limb
Hon. W w. Shanks is the loser OF
n very lint bNi's NaihNA ~ "bN"N
$3.50 az the result OF carelessness OF
hunters who were on MS place this
week A gate was lett open, and the
animal got out OF its ncid. 1t wan
dered to the railroad track and was
killed by a train. \ valuable calf
also got out and was killed in the
same way.
Nimrods report that binds are very
scarce in this section. though there
appeared to be enough rabbits TO
make up for them. The Pence broth
ers got total OF about p rabbits
snd Is birds on their first day out.
Tom Newland got IA rabbits and I
birds: Alfred t'armer got rabbits
and other hunters have had about tue
same luck.
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BAPTISED HIS WIFE
THREE TIMES
so MeNEFEE ELMoRE WAS SENT
TO AsYLum-nEws< FROM
-.otwcUir COURT.

ihe criminal term of circuit court
was very busy this week. but ended
on Wednesday and the civil session
LegAn. Arrangements are-being made
b, the attorneys 10 hold memorial
service for the late Judge NJ &. Saul
ley and his son the late George u.
ssufey some afternoon before the
nd Vi the term,
Emil Bliss. OF the .,ttenheim sec.
ton, who cut Jim Rogers at q picnic
there on The attn OF July. was fined
$500 bj a jury Il Was grought out
that Bliss was more OF less intoxi-
Gated. having beeu drinking consider
able beer during the fesih ities.
Monelee Elmore and wife OF the
Preschersvilie section. were sent 20
the Lexington asylum. being adiudsod
nnsoand of mind on religion. II was
brought out IN their trials that pr
gilmore had baptized his VIE several
umes. and disturbed religious services
~ his shouting. etc.
q. u. Carter Cher OF Police Of
stanford. VAS lined $50 and costs for
striking County Attorney ", 5. Rurch
In A difficulty In the latters office W
August The alteration between Inc
men came up over tie disposition oi
me Tom Beck and Hubbie case. 81
which Carter said q raw aeai nad oeen
Given these defendants, who were
chareed With shooting craps i'urcn
4. said have resented such impn'a
ton mon his official integrity WITH
the term liar" ana the bow
followed. The ease attracted mneh
intoses, and ~as hard fought oy ooun
sci Tor The commonwealth and IN"
attendant No hard feeling is said
10 obtain between the two men as
result 81 the affair. however
IN The case OF Iohs Baugb against
ns father. Doc Baugh-both oil the
West End The jury disagreed II y
lid. standing six to six. The sun was
Tor the possession OF nine horses
which each claimed as his properly
A Jury gave Fred and Ait'ie carson
AZ ,Ae ives, End. $500 damages each
,,ainst the Cincinnati southern rAil'
,osa company. They were put on a
train AT Science Inn some siH years
$50, because OF the failure OF ,eN'
., ar.n, 10 give them a correct ticket
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FOX HUNTERS MEET
AT CRAB ORCHARD
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION HOLD.
ING 17rH ANNUAL SESSION
IN IDEAL SPOT

The National Fox Hunters Associ-
alton Is III session at Crab Orchard
this week. beginning Friday, and Tor
several days and nights the hills or
old Lincoln will echo with the deep
baying Of the hounds and the bugle
blart. so dear TO the heart OF every
true Kcntuckian.
A number OF notable personages,
who delight in the chase. are on hand
for the events. and some OF the best
bred dogs in the country will partici-
rate in the running of Reynard. This
IL the 18th annual meeting of the AS
ISOLATION.
Col. Jack CHM. Of Harrodsburg.
VINO is, perhaps, the best known fox
hunter In the world passed through
Stanford en- route TO Harrodsburg
Wich four horses and eleven hounds.
The gathering will be quite a sven
social affair as well
MIR and Mrs. owen Tyler will chap
eronc a party from Louisville; Gen.
Roger d. Williams and Mrs. Williams,
Misses Marion and Kainieen Multi
gan and Miss Fannie Reed will be
among those from Lexington. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Greenleaf will bring a
perry OF young people from Rich
mond: MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Wood
ridge will head a group OF young men
ana women from Versailles, aVnd par
ties from Boston. New York. Wash
inston. Philadelphia and other East
EN- cities will also be in attendance.
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Kings Mountain.

The following Is the report OF the
xmas Mountain Graded School from
nth grade up: TIE pupils that nave
30. been absent during the month
are:
t1en waters. Maggie Flint. Pearl
Hoxue. Clarence Carey. Eliza Gooch'
EsbslI Gooch. Maggie Smith. Critic
Tnmble and Dora Afford.
Those who have been neither an
sent nor tardy are:
Ernest Flint and Mabel Flint
Those that have not been absent
during the term. are: Russell Thomp'
On. Maggie Film. Grace Thompson
ella smith and Ottie Walls.
Those that have been neither ABB
sept or tardy durin gthe term are
Laura Johnson Hulcee Acton and
t.sther Murphy.
The Literary Society that was OF
-.nized some tour weeks ago by the
school. Is progressing nicely.
Miss Esther Murphy Netue and
Laura Johnson made visit TO way
ncsburg saturday and stayed until
sunday
NJ. Dunewsy the depot agent Is
moving into his newly made house
Mr.. NJ. G. Murphy rs out OF town
Tor a few days On business.
Mr. CYRUS johnson the father OIL
nttel Howard. is getting along sp'e"'
aid with his school at Highland.
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More Wedding Bells
TWO YOUNG COUPLES MADE HAP
PY BY OR. DIckEY

Miss Ora d. foors. OF Beuns Vista,
Garrard county and Mi. William
Broaddus. Of this county. were mar
ried a. the residence of MIR I'd Bal
lard one mile, IRON town on wednes.
day evcninsht 5 o'clock. Rev. J. j.
Dickey perfOfged the ceremony.
The bride 10 a sister of MRS. Ballard.
and is one of Garrards most attract
i've girls. MIR. Broaddus is one oil
Linco,n's best young men and~theit
host OF friends and loved ones Sisn
Tor them great happiness. Tney will
make their home on Mr. rBoaddus'
farm ON the Danville pike.
Miss Eddie Florence Terry. OF
Yosemltes Casey county. and AR.
Jesse Martin. of Turnersville, were
quietly married at the residence OF /
A. Manning on Whitley avenue, this
city. Wednesday. Rev. Dickey ofticiat'
ing. The happy pair will begin house
keeping at once near Turnersvllle. and
have warmest congratulations from a
wide circle of friends.
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0ttenheiim

MIR. John Vented has completed his
farm house across the street.
A certain physician and son were
out in this section quail hunting. The
many SLOTS that were fired scared one
bird so much that II took shelter near
farm house. where II was caught
by the boys ana sold to the hunters
Tor % cents. Good shot.
Mrs. Ida Kearns has returned from
her two weeks visit to London.
MIR. Vented says he never refuses
to help the poor. so he-wililngly--
laid his fine the other day. Gail again.
MIR. +. Schnitzler has purchased the
single mip of Mr.. Charles Trub.
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A RockcAsrLe CASE.

The case OF the commonwealth
against Harvey Smith. from Rockcas-
tie. was affirmed by the Court OF APP
peals. The court holds that when an
indictment is once dismissed IL can
not he redocketed. but in this case
where the defendant was never In
custody or jeopardy. another indict-
ment for the same offense may be
returned by another grand jury.
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WHY LINCOLN HAS 4 g..
NO BETTER ROADS
BY ONE WHO TRAVELS ENOUGH
OVER THEM TO KNOW
THEREOF HE SPEAKS.
fContributedl


ROAD building is an art based upou
science and requires sknled and COM
petent supervision The term OF Of
nce should depend upon the CONNIE
tent discharge OF the duties OF each
officer rather. than duration OF an
elective term.
II a man should prove Incompetent
he should be 'reqdired 20 step down
and out and let some other man. take
his place. ..3s.. =.
II may he stated in BRIEF, that the
failure of most roads is due to the
following causes First. the use OF
unsuitable material:
Second, dumping the gravel on the
road and spreading ii and allowing
the traffic to compact II. q
Third. improper treatment OF earth
foundation or sub-grade so that It is
insecure. poorly drained or rough;
Fourth. the improper construction
oil bitches and culverts;
Fifth, failing to repair the roads by
filling holes and ruts with suitable
material.
In providing drainage for a gravel
road side bitches should be made
ample to receive and carry off all sur
face water. Little water sheds should
lie made all along the road 20 lead the
water to these bitches.
The gravel that nas been dumped
along the pike-to be spread some
time this month, is full of boulders
from the size of your list 70 as large
as your head. All this stuff Will be
received by the county. and spread
upon tie pike Tor the travelling pub
lie to break up.
The rock<thst is being ,pread na.a
to be poiled or something nut on
lheIlS'to hold them in place Till nearly
SFo OF them roll off into the bitches.
travel over about ~ miles OF
mscadamized road. I can show any
man where $50 worth OF ditchlng
would have saved the county over n
thousand dollars. Some OF this road
has not been ditched in over -FOUR
years. With the proper amount OF
ditching the amount OF metals.
small as it is. would keep our road In
a fairly good condition.
1t is impossible tor one man to
look after about $50 miles OF pixies.
My idea would be put these roads out
IL sections. say rs miles to each man;
men that live on these roads wouls
have some pride in keeping them up
TIE people OF this county pay rare.
TO keep up their roads and they
should demand a better system.
The culvert spoken OF by the Hus-
tonyille correspondent has been caved
In over a meath. rhs<e 10 also one
on Knob Lick pike that needs repair
ing.
JUDGE DAWSON.
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MISS NORTH TURNS OVER s'S
FLOCK TO BUYER coocH

I. W. Gooch the turkey buyer,
brought In a drove OF 600 to Northcott
here this week. He secured most of
then. in the West End and In Casey
and paid around IA cents pound Tor
them. MIR. Gooch got large number
from Miss Annie North, daughter al
Hon. and Mrs. NJ. r. North, her check
for the flock amounting to sl54.2S.
These turkeys were dressed here
and shipped by express to the east
srn markets.
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Preachersville

Il. j. McAllster sold some hogs TO
u. d. noltzclaw at 1896 aud a COW for
s35. A. J.. fettus purchased 40 bar.
rels oil corn - o. II. Anderson ~
S2.15.
rhe meeting at tie Baptist church
conducted by Rev. r. H. Thornton
continues With large crowds in at
tendance. Subject OF Tuesday even.
ing's discourse wss Heaven" which
which WAS well handled and a moot
lucid description. last Saturday ev-
cning after preaching had begun. ON
account Of the frequent passing out
OF the ANAL boys, incoming Of the
bate arrivals and others. the man OF
God in order to keep the doors shut
crdered them locked This has caus-
ed considerable comment and Is a
most unhoafd Of thin. IN this place.
Miss Lucille ballard Who has been
~ Is able 70 be out again. James
Elmorc and son John, OF Jellico Tenn
have visited Evan Foley and wife.
A huie daughter OF i. d. stephens Is
sick icv. Thornton and sons were
VISITING 6. G. Kennedy and wife
James Curtis and family visited y. r
l.unsford Ma and Mrs. ID. j. Rigsby
aud pretty niece Miss Hettie Rigsby
of Cedar Greek visiting Mr. and Mrs
Mrs =. Y. shaw Misses Mary and
Lucy Pettus. who are attending The
+. K. ~ school at Richmond. are
visiting their grandmother Airs. Re-
Lccoa Pettus. Mr. and .lrs James
Gooct. OF Goshen We're visiting AR
and Airs. Geo. D. Spoonamore Misf
Zula Naylor visited alrs John g.
Anderson.
Mrs Nancy Morgan has gone to
Mercer county and will make her
home viii. her brother. J. ". Blank
crshlp. Miss Kate Payne, Of Top.
paiianRa vns guest ol the Misses
Ballard Mr aud Mrs. r. p Cum
minis. OF crab Orchard. and MS
Miss Jennie Rogers we're visiting Mrs.
4 ~. Cress. Miss Nell Newlan OF
cedar Creek. Is back after a visit to
kcf father ON Cedar Greek. Miss
Norue scott came With her Mas
ter Clinton Parks Is at home after
a long stay in the children hos.
ritai az Louisville where ne Sas talk.
en- to have a limb Strengthened. We
are glad To say II was = successful
operation
Rev. r. u. Thornton sold two tat
COWS and calf to J. AZ. Cress Tor
500.
The grist mill Of sir. Fado Parks
ls not running as important piece oil
the machinery Is broken.
Sheriff W l.. McCarty and deputy
Rud Embry. we're here Tuesday night
10 arrest Menefee Gilmore on lunacy
charge Mr.. Gilmore very Willingly
accompanied the otllcera. his WHO
has also been mentally unbalanced
for a week and Is TO We taken to Lea.
iugton ut once. Both u these unior'
tunate persons taye been clos stu.
dents OF the Bible and religious mat
tiers are thought to be the cause ot
their trouble. Mr.. Elmole had been
. strict member OF the Methodist
church for several years. but about a
week ago wanted to be- baptized when
vas administered by her husband IN
nearby pond after sunset We nave
known both OF them all their lives
and two better sweeter tempered
more obliging neighbors we nave new
or known. We deeply sympathize
with them and hope for a speedy re-
covery.
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FOOT BALL SATURDAY

The Stanford High School loot ball
team will meet the Central University
Freshman team on the gridiron here
Saturday afternoon at 2:S0 The
Stanford Stalwarts have not been
scored against this season and the &.
U. men have strong team also. II
can thus be seen that red hot game
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-18
DEATH OF MISS PRuiTr

Miss Rebecca Pruitt the 10 year old
daughter of DIR. ". 5 Pruitt. died at
their home near BrN antsviile. this
county on November 18th after
weeks illness OF pneumonia. She
vas buried after appropriate services
at tho church conducted by Rev X.
=. Noakea.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-18
A HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE

To be really valuable must show
equally good results from each mem
her OF the family using IL foiey :
Honey and. Tar does just thls
whether for children or grown per.
sous Loley's Honey and Tar Is oes'
and safest for a II coughs and colds
Shugars and Tsnner.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-18
4sxAmErAyLEnsrIrRAMiNE

Is the name of German chemical
one OF the many valuable ingredi-
ents OF Foley's Kidney Remedy. Hex
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is recognized
by medical text books and authorl-
ties as a uric acid solvent and anti
septic for the urine. Take Foley's
Kidney Remedy promptly at the first
sign of kidney trouble and avoid a
serious n,alady.
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HustonviIle.

Col. Geo. ID. Weatherford returned
home Monday from Danvnle with a
severe case of rheumatism that will
oonfine him to his bed for some time.
Mrs. Mollie Mccormack is visiting
her parents and other friends IN
Derby Kansas.
The buildings to the lot known as
the ark on the N. r. corner OF Col
lege and Main streets has been sold
by the owner Mr.. ID. ). Carpenter to
Howard Camnitz and !. ]. Allen for
The Hustonyille hunting and fish
ing club left Tuesday tor a ten days.
uting in the Green river valley. J.
G. Weatherford. Judge j. p. Goode
w. D. Speed, Boyd Weatherford A. J.
Adams. DR.. o. S. Williams, Cleye
Dunn. Harry and Howard Camnitz,
The following invited guests accom-
panied them; Capt. {. p. Fletcher,
Of Pittsbure. Pa. Hon. 7, Adams, Ken
ton eounty's representative in the
legislature. and Messrs. Rowan Cody
and SIC lrer OF Cincinnati. If the
Wealthy is favorable they will stay
about ten days
The writer is indeed very sorry TO
learn through the daily papers Of the
unexpected death of Senator Clay OF
Georgia. Through a friend of mine
that ! was visiting recently in Georgia
and who lives in Marietta. Ga, SEN
atOr Clay learned OF my wanting to
visit the old battIefleids near Ken
nessw Mountain. He sent his ohauf-
feur with his auto Immediately for
my trip which | greatly enjoyed.
Misses jamie Fox and Elizabeth Yer
million OF Boyle, are charming guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Bishop this
week.
Prosperity today reigns over the
cotton districts OF the south In de
gree unknown in Kentucky. Their
large cotton crops are bringing IA to
Il - cents per pound and the seed
bulls and cotton seed Oil Every town
in the cotton belt is crowded daley
with wagons, loaded with cotton wait
ing to be ginned, bailed and weighed
to some one OF the numerous buyers
The furnaces IN mo Christian
church have been repaired and there
will be services next Sunday morn
iLg and night. some special music
will be rendered.
= Children's day exercises tor Ameri-
can Missions, Sunday evening NOV.
20th. at the Christian church at seven
O'Clock everybody invited TO be- pres
ent. r. l.. Berry. Supt
Aliss Lois Willis is visiting Miss
Elizabeth Mitchell in Mayslick.
hessrs. Rife. and -.ipps have com
pleted the repairs on the furnace in
the Christian church, putting in new
pipes complete. The services will be
In the church next Sunday. Nov. 10th
Rev. w. S. Willis will preach the sec
ond sermon of his series of sermons
on The Church for Today" at IL AN.
At o'clock r. Nj, Bible school exer-
cises for American Missions, consist
ing OF songs, responsive reading. recI-
tations. etc, will be given by the
school. Come and nJoy,-tbs-children
and encourage and help them in their
laudable undertaking.
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Two story house rooms, hall.
5 porches all necessary outbuildings
including good barn, two good wells
of water, young orchard, acres OF
land, all in fine shape. tenant house.
Fine place for a physician. in good
town and splendid community price
2.500 Apply TO L. X. Hughes or
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"Hyomei cured my catarrh in "A
few weeks p Burke, North Pom
fret. VI. It will cure any case of ca
tarrh. coughs, colds or sore throat. or
money back. Ask g. l.. Penny. Com
plete outfit Al; extra bottle so cents.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-26

After an absence Of forty years from
Obion County, Mrs. Linnie McDermit
came from Rector, Ark, on the 23d to
visit her sister, Mrs. b. G. Glover. Mrs.
C. v Heaslet, of Clinton, KY, is also
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs B. G.
Glover, in the city.
Mrs w. A. Forester, who has been
staying at Dawson Springs for few
weeks, is reported to be much better.
Mrs. Forester has been suffering with
dropsy and the friends are pleased to
know that she is improving, Mr.. For
ester is very much improved also since
the unfortunate runaway.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. II, f. Jackson, of Jack
son, were in the city Sunday en- route
home from a visit to st. Louis. Their
little daughter, Miss Virginia, remained
in the city with her aunt, Mrs. A. J.
Murphy, while her parents were away.
Mrs. A. l.. Brevard, the president, re-
quests The Commercial to announce a
meeting for Leonidas Polk Chapter, U.
d. G., next Thursday afternoon, Sep
TENDER /, in the Sunday school room
of the Methodist Church, at O'Clock.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-26

John George has returned to the roac
after a short visit with his home people
Mr.. and Mrs Whitesell Harpole arc
to be home next Sunday from Chicago
Mrs. Gordon Isbell, of Woodland,
visited relatives in the city Wednesday
Everything new and fresh at r. S.
Godwin's new grocery. Phone rs.
Dick Mcconnell is visiting his mother
and sister on Harrison street for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Arm left Mon
day night for ten days visit to st.
Louis.
G. w. Reed, cashier of the CONNER
cial Bank at Obion, was in the city yes
terday.
Brodie Finley, of Memphis, was in
the city this week attending the gun
shoot.
Miss Ruth Whitson is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Gordon IsbeI, at Wood
land.
Misses Roberta and Annie Marshall
have returned from pleasant visit to
Dyer
Fancy groceries, produce, fruits and
candies. r. S. Godwin's new grocery.
M. M. Brewer and family, of Terrell,
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. j b. Bond
Mrs. Capps, of Greenfield, was with
Mrs. Sam Bowden for few days this
week.
Miss Viola Wineman, of St. Louis, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Inez
Dahnke.
Mr. d. A. Luten and daughter left
to visit Mammoth Cave in
Kentucky.
Elwood Harris and family have.
moved from Cayce and located on Col
Iege street
Percy Gardner has returned to jack
son after attending the w. 0. w. en-
Miss Senter, of Columbus, Miss, was
1 visitor in the city last week with Miss
Joe Rogers.
Miss Ivy Storey, of Charleston, Mo-,
S the guest of Miss Leone Webster on
Fifth street.
All kinds Of city property for sale by
Carter & White. Price and terms right.
V. c. Russell returned Tuesday to
lis home at Memphis after an extended |
'isit in the city.
Mrs. Inez White, of Memphis, is
'isitor in the city at the home of Mrs.
Mamie Little.
A. B. Campbell and daughter, Miss
Allie b., went to Chicago this week for
few days visit.
Mr.. J. Malone, of Maryland, is the
.uest of his sister, Mrs Forest Peoples,
N Home street.
Mrs. Chas. Moore, of Hickman, spent
with Mrs. Wright Phebus
n Pierce street.
J. B. Forester, of Cardwell Mo-, was
D the city and county last week visiting
ld-time friends.
Mrs. Laura Casebere and daughter,
Hiss Adah, have returned to their home
{ Corinth Miss.
V. /. Donnell, one Of The CONNER
ial' 5 good friends at Hickman, was in
he city yesterday.
w. e. Gray, one of our good sub
,ribor friends of the Crystal country,
las here yesterday
Miss frankie Chiles, after few days
18th Mrs. Enloe Chiles, has returned to
er home in Obion.
Miss Stella Williams, of near Maple
rove, is a weekend guest of Mrs. L.
J, Parks in the city.
Mrs. Maude Phebus and baby, of
leasant Hill, visited Mrs. Phebus'
rother here Sunday.
For hickory-hoop, ohio-River salt see
/. f. Caldwell & Co. 2t
Miss Bette Fowlkes has returned to
after delightful visit with