The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-03-09
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AA|On the Streets


Mrs. Martha Faris is quite sick.
Mrs. J. A. Moore is reported on the
sick list.
Let Bradley & Parham make that
Easter suit.
Uncle Presley Berry, Of Clinton,
died Tuesday
WEATHER: Fair today; Friday
fair and warmer.
Get the habit-go 10 the Electric
studio for fine photos.
Rev. and Mrs. w. @. Stockton spent
few hays In Nashville last week.
Mrs. J. A. Moore, OF Richland. La,
are here visiting Gus Moore and wife.
Capt. Hollis Kirk Is making extern
sive repairs on his residence proper
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Oscar Willlngham has returned 10
this city after short stay In Water
Valley.
J. W. Morris is In Mayfleld this
week assisting Billie Wilson. with his
duties as circuit clerk
Mrs. Elizabeth Berendes. who has
been sick for several months. is not
thought TO be- much improved this
morning
What has become OF the Wholesale
grocery? After all II might Just have
been a bluff put up by the West Ten
nessee people.
Presbyterian Church-Regular vor.
ship Sunday morning and evening.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock-w. q.
STOCKTON. Minister.
New toys OF every description in
endless variety at Bradley & Par
hams. Young men especially will be
Interested in their Spring showing.
Rev G. w. Wilson attended the
Missionary Institute at Martin, Mon
day and Tuesday lie reports a vrey |
Interesting meeting on that occasion.
II. c. Brown and Miss Edna Wade.
both popular young people Of the
Crutchfield neighbOrhood, were united
In marriage at Fulton Sunday mornin
Arthur Fleming. an old Hickman
boy. In the u. 8. army and station
ed at 1T Russell Wyo. Is among the
troops that are on the march to the
Mexican border.
Thieves broke into the Christian
Church at Fulton Monday night and
drank the communion wine Evident
ly the thieves were strangers In Full
ton. as the lid" Is generally tilted
to an angle Of a. degrees there the
year round.
Rube Waddell came In this morning
to join Cantillon's team. lie is ac-
cOmpanied by his wife. Rube Is no
doubt the best known ball player in
the country owing to his erratic ac-
lions. At one time he was the pre-
mier pitcher Of the big leagues.
Reynolds-Moss a Co, who recently
purchased the lumber yards and stock
OF the Hickman Lumber a. Planning
Mil Co. announce that they have
increased their stocks by several
thousand dollars, and are now pre-
pared to furnish lumber and mater
ial for building any kind Of a struct-
ure on short notice and at reason
able prices.
The Memphis News Scimitar puts
itself to "A good deal of trouble to
leave the impression that Hickman Is
washing In the river, and that every
body is preparing to move out east
OF town. Never bigger falsehood.
East Hickman will build up, the town
is growing and II cant help 1t, but
Old Hickman will be on the map long
after Memphis is forgotten
Miss Alice Campbell. of Chicago,
has accepted a position as trimmer
in Baltzer q Dodds' millinery depart
ment for the spring season of this
year. She arrived in Hickman a few
days ago, and this progressive firm
Is now getting ready To show the
SWEETEST line of millinery they have
ever displayed Miss Campbell is an
expert In her line. and Milady Is as
sured that all Of her creations VIII
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