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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03

Sfife Die 9inber in Die Shule
un6 balte lie gum 2ernen on!
8er feline bot, unS Sorgen hill
Der falife nur'n automobiIl
@as man fiir CUTE Sdube unb
aleiSer ansaibt, ipart man an DE.
Oicin!
3u tief in sic auaen, az tiei in
Sas @las, gefdbrlid lit beioes, nlerf'
6relnoden, Dir 0asl
Giner Der gar ni6ts peritebt, lit
nod lmrge nidt 10 i6limm ipie Ell.
ner, ser ales beiier periteben mil.
@enn Dem S~ubiiidtigen bie ge.
b%rntenen Saitben in cen Munb file.
gen, i6impft er nod, oaB fein Salat
babel lit.
@s ge6t nit Sen 3eitnngan ME
nit Ben Sir6en: 2eute, Die am
%wenigiten 5n ibrem llnterbalte bei.
tragen, ba6en OIL meilten ournr aus.
suIesen.
Die @enid)en barf man nidt
nod Sen &leioern, unb oie 2ei6en
ni9t nad ben Sdrgen mo @rab-
Iteiren b%eurtbeilen.
gs berridt in man1en 8e0enoen
nod Der iHone @roud,. oaB Ger
Sausbater ooer Sie Sansmutter,
penn iie einen 2aib 9rob anidnei.
ben, 5llpor Gas arelSeiden oaralf
MAIDEN.
Sine iebe @utter ntoht nit
iDrem Sobne 5iuei groBe Seioens-
Itatiollen NIT: bic cine bei ieiner
@e6urt, Die anbere bel ieiner Ser
beiratbung.
Ser SCRIPT lit I'M an5uge. Die
@ldtter faitgen idon oil 9clb 5n
mcr0en mo bic MGdte meroen fiibi
unb 6erbItlidl. 60 pcrgebt oes
'SomnIers &iBc unb Serrlidfeit.
60 pergebt aud liniers 2e6eilS 3cit
unO idlnea nabt ii6 Die gDigfcit.
Ser Menid friedt in Die atno.
beit. iprinat in Die Sugcno, idreitet
in sic Mannlidfeit, idliipft in'S
altcr, munft in Die 5meite Gino.
belt unb fdnt IN Oas fir i'm berett-
etc @rab. 9as lit sic GcIdidtc rcs
Meniden bicnieren.
GrIoubt Guren Sohtern nidyt,
nit @annern in Gutomobilen Der.
I'M 5l ralen ODER abenbs olein nit
@annern III @eiellidaitcn ooer gu
Diners Su ge1en, iuenn nidt Elm
dlterer @ertpanbter obcr Elm per'
traueltsmertber SrcunO Der Samilie
5ugegen lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
9enti6e Varmer
Sic Il Der Samraa aud ws0 mNsnn wwMu patnS bic @d@nbet mt abedNn, bic iGen bel
BON ousm gafmns@afmf sdtm pbb Scr nm um @odmiHass ant
Ntpmta0, Sen Atem NeSember, 1911

pm sm Gpmt Sm in Tuhpu, @a ImMmbd nS. bel wddm hbr 1000 r osh m @Rpnr &s
pr 1armIaDcs 5HmGba ben @dfMdebM orhmf wabm mS
Se qnSmdr Gn in Ganmm Goam, Me, smde Sf0mn nb Sprmb m Sr 3d. s. g. :
GSu6ohn nmo arhea anbr pm GbampS n br Wo Eadft yabn. Der gFe he'll lit rndeS
Ss. NH efgp lh: Smd L. bNMmS ans AGO Ndr, lit cme banmte Sm nit ibmcm
Xp6mons mn 4 3mmrua, so bel 100 TnR srRr Sdenr, aMr nb ale Nbengbnbs etc., hrb in
gagaa pufanh sr0a 9 dasa$aes sHsmgam bat 4saahSns Mo@nnen mn Smsroumats
NIB S in S6hu mn AZ bs1 60 Ifr prhnf mrSm. g@e Srads. bben Gnel. H. yrnnnmni
fr ionic Hrhubs @aTn. sMh @a1 igt nm so@nS r1f @aS 6ae SphomhnSrdn bduSaS
YieT amu sSuNren @du bon % bis 40 @nIds am gm, opam bon so BIZ rs gnbIS dm
GntaHs bon So bis 14 pr arH danb
9s hSr sdeens smo 1T pm sa nod bpaGt lit rap4 in bom gaRe nfnraGs. Gin
sdI o8s qaSS nmt an Sic 8pHpmanSu, Elm nmhmb Ter nc gMpmfrmen uh bgdreSpr.
tier madt
~ emu dsen Hrdhn prfat
Or gaauf br qSnSeiu lit bon ben Observation-Disclosures bSp rh 9mhaa gRn ION Bort
lab. Mn aa.nhad 20 Snt les GmrahS mihm am @rhnBmae ansepbt naSm, bn &ef
am l. Rars 1912 aWah NIB outer seFthtd nSa AeHt fir idn sbel mS See tnen hr
1911 byaNt
auHafse tS aMt aems sm sn grsaerm u bnaaddts aS nes pom an sanb a
gtIae pdds zinc ant Der sdaSnam ysn aS aasahaAs gtkardhrs sdnt Dubn af
&Wnhmgn sda@t Nanf drdbt an #" MNn# ##NM@#
III. L. WATERS, Steedman, Mo. ow an ~. GIBSON, Portland, Mo.
@@ S GTscatortn. M
II al Coll w. Holman, ahhianMoJ Fulton, Mo.
asha Ga m su Bbas6sR sn Chicago & aBa, s5 gsIn nsL bon Seuha Gin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
RiHonri
Ole gintroauna BON Stn6en.

- "
Die gintragiing BON Stlloen.
ten fir oas @interiemciter Der
Stantsuniperiitdt beI1nft iif anf q
100. eiae 3uuabme bon tt2 gegen
0as @oriabr.
Sn gabooI, Seras Gorntp.
brdhnten am lesten SonHtag Ia DE
bdit0e i'm @eIddftStbeil nieoer, mo-
ourd elm Sdo6en BON nngeiabr
$i50,000 angerihtet tuuroe.
Gapi6 @elh, Der Gbattpiori'
aiirbisbalter in 1iiiouri 500 in
9emiscot Gouttn on elmer Rdtlfe
.,gumpfins" i'm @euidte BON 2500
8funo, ipofiir err $35 Ioite.
Sn Woberlp fam lebte 8ofe
Ser 80 Sabre oIte Shneioer &. 8.
9amb al,f elmer 5iiBtonr BON San
Sroncisco nad Grinceton, Snoiana,
an. gr perIieb San Sraneiscc Dor
iiber iefs Wonaten un0 bebaiptct,
Sai, iid iein @eiunbbeitsanitano
indbreno Ger Reiie bebeltenS ge'
beiiert babe.
9ur6 Die sefdbrlife uno per.
6otene Gempbnbeit, auf 3ilge mo
2ofomotipen 81, iteigen, iuelfe IN
9epeaung iinb. I'M cine p%erbotcle
,Sabrt srt erIanaen, berlor IN Cope
@"irarSeou Der ~15.iabrige elmer Il.
brih iein 2eben, tpibreno iein ad.
mero6, Stanlep @risbt, pel6er IN
aleid,em Sitter itano, Sllm lebenS'
l1paliden Stripped genlodt wuroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
&ettete oiele bonn spSe.

VI. &. Wod, Mod, @rfaniaS,
glaubt. III ieinen % Sabren i'm @po
tbefergeiddft piele 2eben sercttet gu
baben. .@os id INNER gerne
tbue," idreibt er, lit, Or. Sings
Reip Discovery ar3uratben fir
idiuade. mebe 2utgen, idlinmne @r.
fdltungen Seiierfeit, Grippe, Group
aitbma tnb anbere 2uftrobreniibel,
% i6 iif)er bin, Dab mebrere nleiner
Nadbarn nod am 9eben iino, neil
iie meinen &atb beiolgt. @laube
fdt,' Dab es Die bette Sails. unb Sun.
9en.gieOi5in lit. Die gemad]t miro"
Dab er redJt bat, lit leidt 5u bepei.
len. Solt @nd cine Yrobeilai6e
frei, ODER cine regular 50c. ODER ST
6laide. @arantirt 6ei allen slpo.
tbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
@uhnhaus III Te1fsuien

Sh %piferiere niein s,pei uno Gin baIb
ltpdtSes, eaditein Wnbnboue, enillnlieno
8 Slnuncr rinen Vooenruum ioiuie Ga GO.
aeidloB nit 3 3immcrn, on Der weiilid,en
3meiten stgoie. nit 80 Sub Scoui, bei ia
spiten. ee 1T ooe SnuS mcldIeo id, sriiber
2etpobnte.
1Sc9en yi6berem luenhe man Iidl an
metnen gotcr, SEQ Siart. in Soerntoln,
u!p ooer on mud, flor. gio. 20 g,ire 81.
Ct. 2ouis, yio
Sttmar6. Gtort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
AnHipn.


Der n~tterstidneis, oils a9cftamenispoa.
ftredtr bes BERT. S5rtb aioineg ipiro am
9pnneritas, ben II. November
auf Der EoIluer Sarni. uabe ppiSbam fol,
9enbeS Si9entbum oifentIid) an ben Meiii.
bieienbeu 0erfauien;
2 DiauIefeI. ] Siuie nit 5obIen, 1 9pei.
idhriaer GieI. 2 iuuse Yieroe. , Riibe nit
aaiber. 2 trodene aiibe, ! Rino. 2 Ntuiter,
iflueine mt Sertei, uno 80 anbere edipei.
ne.
1 SeIbitbinber, 2 Wiaber. 1 ynssn. 2
Wa9en, 8 Gasen, 2 Dice Gs9en, 1 Dice
Suliipaior. l 5uiie,miibIc. nno anbere Nj.
tifeI 5u 3ablreid wn JIG ale an benennrn.
Der Uertauf beainmr um 8 ubr Dorm
gebiHaunacn; s. unb neiiatr boar. iiber
Us 8 Dionate Credit se9en Vote mil gutter
Sid)erbeit, 4 Yrc5ent gtebatt fir 9,aar.
OttD 8lofner,
SladlaBperlualier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
ct. 2ouis @iebmarft.
SpesiaI 8eridt.

9tational Stodparbs. ST., 1t.t.11
Die 8iebonfubren betrugen 1900.
Greile fir Stiere itetio, fette Beef.
there 10 big 90 cts. bober. Sods
tier 8reis fir Stiere $8.75. Gin
Stier BON 1887 &fltto brad)te
$t43.26.
9ic GG:3ci::. af.5rep betrugett
1850. 8reiie 5 bis 10 ets. ME.
Origer. 3oppreis $6.40, leiftere
So 80 bis $6.25. Sci ShlltB oes
@tarftes mar Ser Ireis mieber I'M
10 Bis is cts. eeitieeen.
Shait So so; 21mmer $500 als
Soppreis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03

Gomltp.9 fihter 9o6e bon Giage
GpltntD mar Ieste 8ofe in @eibdh
ten hier. Mid)ter goGe lit iebr 3u
@itHitcn beiierer 2anOitraBen litro
bat in icinem Goitntp idon uiel GUT
Gerbeiierura ser GoumtprooOs Sc
than. or lit dber audi ein ebellio
ener9iiher @|eiiiriuorter Ser State
Moab Sic rurb @asconabc nnb Siagc
gouuntp bon ct. 2piliS nod aaitias
Gitp air$gebout merbcn loa mo be.
aa6 iid Sesfolb mad, Dem iiioli6em
Sbeil Nes Gouttps Inn iilr bic quite
Code Iropa9onba 81 madcn liiro,
Sic 9epcbller ser llmgegeno Der
Stote 3oaN 81 ermllntern Spe5lal
&oao 3iitrifte an bilben, iefn 90.
hnrd, IN SER Ston6 aeiebt 5i iper-
oen, rltrd cine Hoaoltencr
Den 9ml Ser log. Soutbern &onte
Sur6 inner Gplmtp 81 crmpgliden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
Nene Nn5eigen
9anfiasnns.

aGen Esnjeni9tn lpeIdlc bel 6eiu9raniiein
uniereS eeliebten @otien. NaterS uno SroB-
paterS 6errn N,iB 2lofner Gen. unb
10 billreid) sur Seiie %itanben; ben Nadbarn,
ben @rabmad)ern. Acknowledgment uuo
agen, beIonoerS ben Serrn paiiorn peh-
tolb unb Saniid Iir bic l~'cbeoolen SroN.
worie I'M EnuIs imo am Gsobe. Ipred)en
fpir unIeren berSlid,Iten DON'T aus; chen.
iaIIs Nqen bic ibm bic lebie Gbte erp,eEen
burd, lire Seseniport bel Der 9ee,bt9ung
Die trauerl ben 6inierbliebenen,
Rsnrtstte KisHntr Dttpe neba ainSer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
GeiS

limo @oIo un6 Sil6er utu-.x
9aur. nod @uine bin i6 beitt'
Rue &unit uno @ltertblm
seun iisf i'd @ermife einiam bier,
gerfdiHnieIt nn6 perborrt,
ad Sdpeitern, Sdpeitern. sIaubet
mir
uno boret niff mein @ort:
8enn gu1 elm brdDer Mdnit be.
gebrt,
go ieio nid,t itoIa ui,S ipr0S,
9ie 2iebe lit Der 9icbe wertb
Cont miro es leidt 5u ipat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
ec6cu Gle mad, Scr @nmmer.-

Gcben Sic mad, Der Rnmmer.-
@enn Sic Sorni's Ilpenfr6uter falt
fen, 10 beodten sic, Dab bic Sla'
Idle cine regiitricrte Summer bot,
unb Sab bieie niht auSgefratt poer
p~erGnbert lit. @enn Die Summer
febIt, f6nncn Sip iid,er ieir. bob ct.
mas unredt 1T. Nur b6ie slblih1
pirN cine &crion pcrleitCn, icnt
Summer aus3urnbierell 3nr6 oil
Summer crflGren Or. Setter 8obr'
nen & Sons 60. lire perionlidle
&cranttportIi6feit lin ndberc Nus
funit idreibc man an hieielben nad:
1875 60. Sopnc s(pcg Chicago,
SG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
Gatana Saasr.

J1 benadoridtiae blermit Sebermaun 6a6
i'd aleS Sasen auT meirem einaeadunien
aanbe. MD ODER cbne fnnb bet Sos ober
bel gladt perbieie.
3ufri b~etbcabelnbe haben bic pcde Gtren.
&c oes Seieses AZ se,pdrtsen.
eouis G&sner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
@chtuna Obitsadhter

SD nebme iest gIuitrGse eni9e9ln iiir ollie
arien Der auScrlcieniten Spricn bon Out.
odumen, 3ufn pilanSen i'm Serbit. IS mir.
De mid Itbr an9cnehm Iein nit Gurtn 9lnI,
trd9eH hrcbrt 5u fueroen.
A~d]iuh9coou.
&. s. &efIler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
Sn bertaafen

Sin id)oneS Wchnboue, eiein9ct !; %
GUNNER oleS nit elefiriid,em aidi, Z
ternen, Nebergebdiibe uno Z Gotten in 6ar.
ter mo Sbit. mn Der oiIidlen Srcmi eiroRc.
Setunoe Gage, herrli.fe gIucIid)t. yidberes
aui Dem plas.
6enrp Scrman,
hermann, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
3n @erfanfrn,

.3irei junse GieI, . Moroie all mn l,nee
iobr 13 Sono bod, Nado5uIrueem ou, Der
alten y'ae9elin Narm in Der gtabe Der SO.
Sarm.
YS M. Ruebiaer T..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03

a(bonnirt auf bas $ermanner
8olfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
lDidtuiliatr aiartibrri4t
scss..sjiIr
Hermann Star Mills


@eisen3 Z lualitdt. ........ SO
Refsen, s lunlitdt 81
Rebl, per Sad, l lHalitat. $50
Mebl. per Sad, 2lualitdt. 2.40
aprnmebf, per 100 Bfnnb... LOO
&leie, per 100 Bfunb ...... .I.20
SbippftOff, per l0c 9funb. ~. ,l.4s5
8robntte.
GDrisiert bon
John n. HeImers, srOeer,
Butter per 8iunb .......,..l5-20>
@ier per 9ubenb. 20,
Sibner, per 8fnno. s
Sprine Gbidens. per gfb....... 7
Sdlmals, per Bfb..............i0
8fpiebelu per Suibef. ...........75
@ule per Biunb. Is
8nrtufeln Reue. .............I co
Surtegs IA
VHleH 10
@6nie. 6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
2n ~perfanfen.

Sriide e%dnopsiaier, prcis 81. O BIZ
Sbus Sim ell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
Saebperbot.

Sd made bicrmii pffcrilid) bctonnt, eaR
td1 alleS Sa9en amI meinem einsesdunteu
Sanoe itren9 perbiete unb baben 3uipieeer
lanoelpoe bic rode Strenae oeS Seiebcs 3u
9e,rdr'i9cn Gao Ibrciben poer Demolt.
rem pom rSignbooroe Yto 6untina alppeb"
1T ltralbar sbenip9ut alc oo6 mcrIaubie
Sa9tn
Is q SoeTuer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03

5m rcrfaufcn S,pei quite guaap.
pIeroe (Nonies] IA Sano nod, Iromm u,o
opne ScDler. Or. . nm,
Sernonn, Wtp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
gu ge,fauien.

SGinsssShter fiber eioer bel Der Salone
bel. j S-t pr Ds:&
6bas. aimmsl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
a6tuns Saser.

Sd %benad)ridie bieru,it Sebermann bat
id) aleS Sosan oul me,uem 9anb;, nit cber
bbnc Dumb, bel So9 poer giad)t perbieie.
3u,piberbanbclnbe baden bic poue eirenae
oeS SeieBes 5u senarti9en.
u. s. Sattler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
gu gerfaafeH!

gu gerfaafea!
Sine idone Sarm bon 1s2 Hlder. unae
idhr 20 N6er IN Rultur; suteS @obnbaus
ntbit S6eune, Giol nnb anberen Heberac.
bdnhen. erne quite Gtiterne beim Saus.
ternsr nod, cine quite SneIle nabe oabei.
fdoner D~bitsarten fopie audi etrpos N,ein
ters 2h 9lsiien flblidJ ron 6ermann
Ndberes aui BEN plat,
albtrt9areiA.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-27
FORDS FERRY.

Miss Jewel Rankin spent several days
in Marion last week.
Miss Amye Wathen of Marion was the
guest of Miss Mildred Rankin last week
Mr.. Billy Fowler of Marion was here
on business Saturday.
Hebron and Cave-In-Rock ball teams
played ball on the Fords Ferry dia-
mond Saturday afternoon. the score be-
ing s to in favor of Hebron.
Ray Lambert, advance agent for the
"Greater New York Floating theatre"
attended the ball team Saturday after
noon.
Capt. Dick Mcconnell of the Str. Es-
ia run a moonlight excursion from
Cave-In-Rock to Fords Ferry Sunday
night. The boat as we'll as the electric
lighted barge was filled with merry
youngs tiers.
Miss Ruth James was in our village
Sunday recently.
Amoug the passengers on the Str.
Ruth Sunday were DR.. and Mrs. John
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-27

D. H. King.
Jean Baird was through here
last week.
Our rural mail carrier, Gus
Num-, sure delivers the goods
and he is always on time.
Oscar Thurman has purchased
a horse and buggy of Homer
Mayes recently.
Several from here attended
the ice cream supper at O'pos-
sum Ridge Saturday night.
Miss Mae Montgomery, of
Providence, and Fuel Travis, of
Weston, attended the ice cream
supper at Heath Saturday night.
Will Hughes was in Marion
Friday on business.
Arthur King and Ethel Hen
sci attended the show at Casey
vile Tuesday night.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-27

Miss Clara Thomas of near Marion
is the guest of her sister Mrs. Luther
Foster.
Several of our young people went
to Cave-In-Rock, Ills, Saturday.
Mr.. Jim Terry of Marion, was here
last week at work on the camp ground.
The potato crop is quite failure in
this neighborhood.
Although it rained our Sunday School
out last Sunday, let us not be discour-
ged but come next Sunday and bring
some one with us.
The School will begin at Colon, Aug.
7th.
Mr.. Henry Winders of Elizabethtown
is visiting relatives here.
Will Turner, our bailer man moved
his bailer to Sam Lucas Saturday.
Messrs. Homer Hughes and Dallas
Sherers went to Cave-In-Rock Satur-
day.
Mr.. Brunette Belt and sister Miss
Della, went to Tolu Saturday.
For fear this does not es cape the
waste basket we will ring off with best
regards to the dear old Record Press
and its many readers.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-27
SEVEN SPRINGS

The weather continues dry and dusty
and every one thinks we are badly in
need of rain, crops are looking bad.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell of Emmaus at
tended church at this place the second
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. U. G. Hughes our pastor at Z
Springs filled his appointment at this
place the Second Saturday and Sunday.
He used as text on Saturday the Bird
chap of Mat. Is verse, and on Sunday
he used as text, St. John 1890.
The church at Seven Springs has
called Rev. Z. B. Blackburn of Marion
to assist their pastor Rev Hughes in
their protracted meeting here which
will commence Monday night after the
first Sunday in October. Brethren and
sisters begin to pray for our meeting.
Dear unconverted friends study about
your condition and ask yourselves this
one question, If | were to die tonight
where would spend eternity.
There was an ice cream supper at
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-27
Joe Bells Saturday night.

Joe Bells Saturday night.
Clarence Daughtery of Caldwell
Springs spent the night with M. L.
Patton Saturday night.
L. B. Patton, wife and daughter Miss
Julia and Miss Polite Patton and child
rem enjoyed a pleasant day at the
home of Ed Pickens near Francis Tues
day.
Born to the wife of John Grimes,
July 18th fine girl.
Burlie Burklow, wife and children
attended church here the End Saturday
and visited Lee Travis and family.
Miss Lizzie Kingsolving of Emmaus
attended Church here Saturday and
visited her fathers family.
Hurrah for Ollie James and also the
other candidates.
The Sunday School at this place is
progressing nicely.
The wheat thresher is in our midst.
Rev. Bailey and Sandess are holding
an harbor meeting in this section, large
crowds are attendidg.
Warren Bell of near Marion visited
his fathers family at this place Satur-
day.
Ebert Wiring and wife are visiting
in this community.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-27
freshing rain Sunday morning.

freshing rain Sunday morning.
Rev. J. T. Barbee preached at
Sugar Grove Saturday and Sum-
day. He is in feeble health.
Mrs. =. H. Deboe and daugh-
ter, Miss Effie, of Marion were
visitors in this vicinity a few
days last week.
R. H. Kemp's family, of near
Marion visited G. N. Fox and G.
D. Kemp's families Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel Boswell,
Of Starr section visited Martin
Sutton's family last week in this
community.
Carlisle Fox and wife of Otter
Pond, were guests of his father,
who is in bad health, last week.
Lenoth Brown, who has been
having serious trouble with his
eyes, is in Evansville, having
them treated by specialist.
Miss Carrie Mcconnell, of
Marion paid this neighborhood a
short visit last week.
Misses Clara, Nell, and Mabel
Num-, accompanied by John H.
Truitt of Rodney. were guests of
relatives and friends in this loc-
atty Saturday and Sunday.
The whooping cough which
has been among the children of
this section for several months
has almost disappeared.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-27

Clement of Cave-In-Rock Ills enroute
to Evansville Ind.
Hubert Phillips of Colon spent Satur-
day night with Wathen Rankin and at
tended the ice cream supper at Oppos-
sum Ridge.
w. B. Rankin lost a fine cow last
week.
Misses Miles and Berdie Bracy of
Hebron made flying trip to this place
one day recently.
Misses Kittie and Allie Wathen of
Hebron attended the ball game Satur-
day afternoon.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-27
RODNEY

Notwiths t a n ding the hot
weather, health is very good and
the people have not ceased to be
energetic, believing yet that life
is worth the struggle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Brantley,
of Rosebud, were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Fox Sunday.
w. J. Num- and family visited
E. L. Num- and daughters Sun
day.
f. M. Gahagan, noted for his
frugality and diligence, has been
toiling both night and day put
ting up hay
Miss Mamie Moore, of Glen
dale, is the guest of Misses
Edith and Verna Davis this week.
Arthur King of this place, and
Miss Ethel Hensel, of Weston,
made a trip to Sturgis one day
last week.
J. T. Dempsey and family
spent Sunday at the home of j.
M. Davis.
VIM. Lotion was a pleasant
caller of Wylie Marcrum last
week.
Master Lynn Nesbit, who has
been spending a few weeks at
the home of his grandfather, J.
N. Truitt, returned to his home
in Evansville few days ago,
accompanied by his uncle, j.
Henry Truitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Phillips
visited their daughter, Mrs. Ur-
sic Henry, of Blackford, Satur-
day.
Messrs. Warner Mayes and
Harve Fox were in Sullivan,
Saturday.
Miss Matte Newcom, Rice
Duncan and Beckie Newcom are
on the sick list.
Leslie Phillips and son, John,
are improving at this writing.
Ben Steele, formerly of this
place, but now of EldoradO, ILL.,,
visited at home last week, re-
turning to Illinois Friday accom-
panied by his brother, George,
as far as Shawneetown.
Mack Walker and wife passed
through here Sunday enroute to
Field Orders to attend the bed
side his wife, who is very sick.
Mrs. Bell Gahagan was at
Gladstone Saturday.
Several from here attended
the county meeting of the F. E.
and C. U. F. A., which conven-
ed at Marion Friday and Satur-
day.
p. H. O'Neal is stillimproving.
Several attended church at
Baker Saturday.
S. M. Jenkins, of Marion, was
in this section looking after his
interests on his farm last week, |
and while here was the guest Of ]
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-27
A Cough, A Cold

And then no telling what-unless you
use DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey. 1t is
the best. ask your neighbor. Look
for the Bell on the Bottle. Sold every
where.
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Two In One

DR.. Bells Anti-Pain is both an inter
nal and external remedy. 1t is an an
tiseptic remedy and destroys disease
germs. Sold everywhere on positive
guarantee.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-27
Chronic sore Eyes

Are easily cured with Sutherland's
Eagle Eye Salve. 1t is painless and
harmless { nd guaranteed. 25 cents a
box. Sold everywhere.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-27
IRON HILL.

This community received a re-
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HURRICANE.

Miss Clara Thomas of near Marion,
is the guest of her sister Mrs. Luther
Foster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-10
FAST PIGEON RACE.
Homers Cover 100 Miles in Three
Hours and Twelve Minutes.

Inc fastest race of the year under the
management of the Washington Racing
Pigeon Club took place yesterday from
Huntingdon, Pa. Liberation was made by
J. P. Anderson at 1906 o'clock, under
clear skies, no wind; at home clear, with
northeast wind. The birds covered the
distance of 100 miles in three hours and
twelve minutes. The following is the
average speed per minute of the leading
rds: B. F. Miller, LIS yards; Riley A.
HUNT. 1,121 yards: B. f. Miller, LILO
yards; Harry Fairbanks, 1882 yards;
Riley A. HUNT, 1,O91 yards; d. C. Bus
call, 1,O5O yards: D. c. Buscall 1049
yards; A. G.. Thomas, SS4 yards; A. G..
Thomas, $50 yards.