The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-16
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few days last week.
Miss Lucille Moss, OF Union City. is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Phipps.
Frank Won Berries, spent few
days this week in Louisville on bust
ness.
WEATHER.: Fair today; increas-
ing cIoudiness with probably rain TO.
morrow.
Vodie Rhodes and Miss Bette Lair
Of Water Valley. were married at Full
ton Sunday.
c. S. Driver left Tuesday for Mem
phis and other cities in that vicinity
on business.
VIII Bondurant sold two lots in the
Bond Addition this week TO the c..
NJ. g. G. H. X. for $3.50.
When the unexpected happens, II
Is some times followed by an utter
disro gard for facts and figures.
Mrs. J. w. Jackson. OF near Gin
ton. was the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
S. NJ. Naifeh. several days this week.
prominent young lady of this
city and a Union City gentleman will
be united in marriage next Sunday, so
Madame Rumor says.
Last week We announced that
company was being organized for the
purpose Of establishing a wholesale
grocery store in Hickman.
Dodds Stubbs a. Luten received last
week a new f. NJ. f. 20 to be used
as a demonstration car. II is a 2
passenger machine and a good Joker.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward c. Mooney,
are guests of Mrs. Harry Holcombe.
This couple was married at the
brides home in East Prairie, Mo, las
week.
The Courier's foreman, Geo. ID.
Armitage. is in Memphis this week
taking a vacation, and the remainder
OF the force is doing overtime work
to get out the Courier.
FOR SALE: At my farm on easy
terms, surplus stock-sows and pigs,
shoats. male Jersey calf and one
serviceable work mule. also some
Ewes and lambs.-L. c. Maddox.
Mrs. May Wells Stone, wife OF Jas
stone. Of Columbus. died Monday Of
pneumonia. A little more than "a
hours before her death. her baby boy,
James Mott Stone. aged II months.
died of measles.
At the last report of the Hickman
Schools. there was an enrolment OF
CAB pupils. This is 100 more than has
ever been enrolled by these schools
before this year, and IL bids fair that
200 will be enrolled before the end
Of the year With one exception,
these are the largest schools this side
Of Paducah. The schools are certain
ly progressing and we hope that they
will continue to do so.
Rumors to the effect that a union
depot is TO be erected in the ball
park in West Hickman by the ~, c..
a st. l.. and the new road, is without
foundation. Although not official, we
have il from good authority that both
roads will use the present depot.
which will best serve the greatest
number of their Hickman patrons. II
is also reported that the N. c. a. ST.
l.. will build a small station i'm East
Hickman.
Police Court news: Sam Jackson,
negro. fined 81 so for breach of the
peace; Henry White and Tom Hol.
land, breach of peace fined $li 80
each. Ida Burnett, John Burnett and
two other negroes were arrested on
charge of gaming, They put up a
cash bond of S56l5 for their appear.
ance Monday. but failed to show up
The court has the S56.l5. Tai Crow
was fined $l15O for breach of peace
Horace McGehee was fined $3.50 ioI
carrying concealed weapons.
Marie Stapleton Murray is a young
artist who uses heB brain in her in
Expectations. She is gifted by ma
ture with a splendid vocal organ
which she uses to advantage in mum
bers calling for dramatic expression
She evidently studies well her text
before she tries to sing and this /:
one of the cardinal virtues of sing
ers art. Her personality is another
factor in her favor. Besides, hel