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Girl. Mrs. Knicksrbocker is sure 70
come home Unexpectedly some after
noon and hear the SIREN n Of the
tenant across the u addressing the
pearl. who leans from the easement in
such a Juliet attitude that one expects
to near her say: "Oh. swear MOI BY
the moon. the inconsrant moon!"
But It 10 the tenant across the court
who speaks:
you're suoh . nice g1rl. and
know they don't appreciate you
ovsy there. Row much weuld you
vast to come and w0Tk for met
We have dinner q Q instead OF
half-past ssvsn."
Thus the pearl II woOed to another
setting and Mrs. Knickerbocke stands
once more before the merry-go-round.
holding out her 81 Q month with be-
seechtng face.
The quest OF the Golden Girl y on
again.
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18-HOUR FLYER
ON PENNSYLVANIA
NEARLY AYC CRASH
Passengers Hurled From Berths
in Third Wreck of Fast
Trains Within a Week.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Feb. W.-Ths
Pennsylvania Special. eastbound. IN
eiShteen.hour flyer between Chicago and
New York on the Pennsylvania Rail
road. ran into a draft Of freight carr
that had been shifted to the passenger
tracks through An error. a short dis.
lance wsst Of Middtstown. nine miles
from here. to-day.
The engine Of the special and the
shifting engine handling the freight
cars were dem ,lished and two frem.n
were seriously injured. None Of the
passengers was hurt. although many
received . severe shaking up due to the
sudden Applicant, On OF the brakes.
y. H. Land. Columbia. Pa. fireman
OH the engine Of the express. was
caught In the wreck. Both legs we're
crushed and no was other wise severely
cut. =. H Copeland. Harrisburg. fire
man on the shifter. VA badly bruisul
and his legs hurt.
The frst car Of the special. q COM
bined baggage and smoker. was con-
sidsrsbly battered ~. Being OF steel.
II wtthst0od a shock which would have
smashed q wooden car. The jar threw
passengers out Of their berths and two
Of the crew In the diner who were pre-
pairing breakfast we're cut and bruised.
Tnis Is the third fast passenger train
on the Pennsylvanta railroad wrecked
within q week.
The accident was II 70 a brakeman
Of the shifting crew throwing a wrong
switch, allowing the shifting engine 20
run onto the passenger track.
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NO CHILD TO SAVE IN FIRE.
Policemen GrOpe THROUGH smoke
but Find Twas False Alarm.

During the progress Of a small fire In
the slx-s,ory tenement at No. ls4 Madi-
son avenue. near One Hundred and
Eighteenth street. to-day. Policemen
Dillon and Levy OF the East One Hun
bred and T~wcnty-sixth street station
were tod a child was locked In a Hat
on the nfth floor. The two policemen
rushed into The house. climbed the
stairs. slipped out on II ire-escape and
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ANNby - ot~ HOef
them from breaking their necks; the
Fourth would be devoted to dumbwaiter
~et1quette. the NTH to ~janttor tanning,
the sixth would consist solely OF study
Ing and practiolng the most effective and
diplomatic methods OF firing the cook.
After all, men and women don need
to learn their own duties so much-tfe
and experience will teach them such
things. What they need most Of all 4,
. knowledge Of and respect for the du.
ties and difficulties OF the ''other fellow
Why give dolls to little girls? To cul-
tfvate the maternal instinct. answers
the sentimental.st. But the maternal in.
stinct doesn't need c%ultivating. VIVA,
II needs Is pruning in the direction OF
Intelligence and effectiveness. On the
other hand, from the male cat that de.
YOURS Its young to the Hazel Kirke type
Of father that turns a daughter out OF
his home. isn't the paternal instinct In
dire need OF cultivation?
This IL a very long way Of getting "a
the quest OF the Golden Girl. but per-
haps n wife who has gone home after
a day devoted to unsuccessful cook.
hunting vii be glad l stopped Iona
enough to discuss the inexperienced op.
timism Of husbands and a remedy for It
Perhaps Mrs. Knfckerbocker starts the
quest by answering advertisements
which take her into strange sections Of
the cty and up interminable flights o.
stairs. II her experience Ia at all simi.
Sss to mine. she will and that the prize
at the end Of such pilErtmages has wan.
dered away from the Old Ladies' Home
or Is III and In nc condition to work al
an. Then she takes to the employment.
| agencies and IL Initiated into the third
degree.
what wages DO you psyf How
many In fsmaly-Any ~ohiidrsn-any
ests or dogs7 Have you . vacuum
clsansT7 DO you have nsh on Fri
aays7 What time do you have
brsakfast7 DO you have . fancy
lunchf DO you leave the washing
outf No. ma'ana, IN DO no small
ptsoss-no laundry ct sil."
MeeIely and hopefully Mrs. Knicker.
booker utters the responses to this IN
variable iitany. There are some qnes'
lions, however, TO which, whatever heI
experience, she cannot always make sat.
~isfactory answer For instance, the 81
two:
DO you keep another girl?"
do 0 live in a house or an apart
msnt2"
ONE WANTS ONE THING ANc
ANOTHER THE OPPOSITE.
For the fancy of the Golden 0iri 1,
erratic on these two points. one ma,
ray: II won't go uniess two girls arr
kept. I like compsny." while another
may declare: Il want to be by myself
can't DO always Quarrelling with othel
help"
1t may OCCUR 70 Mrs. KnickerbockeI
that she In turn L. entitled to ask aues
lions.
But she u not tnfrsqusutiy In
ttmiaatsd ~ her surroundings, h
stern dsmssnor OF the future queen
Of her home, n hypnotizsd By h
lowering unotuous presence Of h
snploymsnt agent
Prsyerfully she looks into the hostile
countenance Of her future maid. me
chemically nnEsrs IL ''EsesssneAs' Nhic,
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broke into the nat through a window.
The rooms were full Of smoke. as the
fire had started In a Hat adjoining. &C.
cupied by T.. Rosenthal. Levy burned
his hand severely and DILLON sacrificed
= good uniform In cropping through the
else.
The nre caused damage amounting 10
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Tired from a long day dedicated 10
fruitless interviews and Inspections n
ready to pour her woes into Mr.. Kn'ck-
erbocker's ear. she Is met BY tho bland
assumption that she has failed
through her own ineficiency, h lack OF
'system" common to her sex.
why. the towns fun OF places
-must be full Of 'sm-you don't
know how to LOOK. IN bet you Z
could 70 out and and just what
We wan inside Of . couple OF
hours-oNxY I KAv1N"T TINE"
When tine flat Is found and the quest
o. the Golden Girl begins Mr.. Knicker-
booker repeats bis dLsooncerting for
muis.
HE THINKS HE KNOWS JUST
HOW IT OUGHT TO eG DONE.
Servant problem? Why. there isn't
any. IL you know how to handle It. The
trouble with you women u that you're
not on to your Jobs. Why. II I ran my
office the way you do your household I'd
be . bankrupt inside OF . year. What
you lack 10 System. You don't know
what you want when you start out and
you don't know whether you've found
Il or not when you get back. I'll bet
you ! could n a good. competent ser
want in n morning"
WIN don't y0u tryT" asAm Hrs.
Knickerbocker with desperate c.i.etness.
~ nave my WORK to d." replies Mr..
Knick erbocksr with exasperatins ~
periority.
Perhaps the most frequent cause of
d~issension between any Mr.. and Mrs.
K~nickerbocker Is the fact that neither
undo stands the difficulties Of Uhe Others
work.
To Mrs. Knickerbocker . name wors
IL represented by his Saturday envelope.
To her inexperssnce nothing can be al
| together d~isasreeable which has such q
ma NJ ent result The monotony. the
| nervous wear and tear. the eternal hui
| initiation of having to take orders from
a boorish. inferior creature who should
he working for him--Mr. knackerboexe
| thinks so. anyhow-are things quite
| beyond Mrs. Knackerbocksr's ken. It v
| for that reason that the woman who
has worked for a livlns is apt to make
| a more TtdSOUd W uhb0 yhbb~shossS ~
| than the woman who has been worked
| for an j. oltsred.
IN the interests Of domestic ooa.
cord II would be wsu u svssy
woman knew from actual sxpse-
isuos the dimouitiss OF her hus-
hands work downtown. And Il
would bs Y better II every hus-
hand knew from actual sxpsrisnes
the dimoulass Of his wifs's York
uptown.
We have heard a great deal o tn,
supposed duty Of women's colleges 4
teach girls how to be good housekeep
ere and mothers, and . r~eactionar!
movement In feminine education has re
suited In the United States. But II ~
are to have schools Tor wives We mus
also have schools for husbands.
six LESSONS THAT A HUSBAND
OUGHT TO BE TAuoHT.A
II I could prepare the curriculum o
q school for husbands, I woud divid,
II into Sx practical lessons. On the mrs
day the puptl would have 10 md . nat
on the second look for . cook. on tn,
third stay N enc room ~ ~ ~
The evening world., 1912-02-20

Thomas Jones, q machInist. twenty
eight. was found dead to-day from gae
street. Tho police rspor. the death -
an accident.
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about 500 and was confined to the nfso
floor.
The evening world., 1912-02-20
rA 81 The Press PuDiAAnns Co. (Ths New Yorx World.
the NeeeY Cd. ROYALS
o. IA

B0'nbarded by Questions When She Tries to Select
a Servant From the Merry Co. Round of Maids,
and If a Pearl Be ENDORSED the Woman in
the Next Flat viii Offer Her More.
The evening world., 1912-02-20

Eventually every Mrs. Knickerbocker In pursuit Of
apartments finds some place somewhere which accepts
her $50 monthly In exchange for lodging, steam heat
(when she can get ~, and where the Sun. as walking
delegate Of the interplanetary union. dictates . three
hour day.
II Mrs. Knickerbocker has gathered wisdom ~ well
a. woe from her nat-hunting experiences. she does not
expect . marble hall. . naughty superintendent or even
An elevator for her money. She has learned to seel
space and light At the expense Of accessory frills.
She foregoes also the view Of the Hudson - among
the unattainable Injuries Of the idle rich.
The evening world., 1912-02-20

Undoubtedly the greatest trial Of the search for . nat has been Mt
Knhkerbocker,a upsympathetic attitude toward failure.
The evening world., 1912-02-20

o. If the Wife Can't Find a Desirable Hired Girl, the
Husband Declares the Hunt Is Conducted With
out "SysteM," and Boasts That He Could
Procure a yeUel in an Hour.
The evening world., 1912-02-20

II I could prepare the Curriculum OF
q school for husbands, ! would divide
II into SIX p-sctical lessons. On the hrst
day the pupai would have 10 md . Nat.
on the second look for . cook. on the
third stsy N enc EoQm ~ az snd
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
NO REASON FOR DOUBT.
A Statement Of Facts Backed by .
Strong Guarantee.

We guarantee complete relief TO all
sufferers from constipation. or. In
every case where we fail. we will sup
ply the medicine free.
Rexall Orderlies are n gentle. effec.
tive. dependable. and safe bowel resu-
lator. strengthened and tonic. They
aim to reestablish natures functions
in quiet. easy way. They do not
cause inconvenience. gripping. or nausea.
They are 50 pleasant to take and work
50 easily that they may be taken by
any one at any time. They thoroughly
tone up the whole system TO healthy
activity.
Rexall Orderlies are indispensable
and ideal for the use Of children. old
folks. and delicate persons. We cannot
too highly recommend them TO all suf-
ferers from any form OF constipation
and its attendant evils. Three sizes,
1Oc. DC. and soc Remember. you can
obtain Rexall Remedies in this commu-
nifty only at our store-The Rexall Store.
The Hickman Drug Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
ELECTRIC r. r. SURVEY
Surveyors Now at Work Be-
tween Paducah and Hickman.

A special from Paducah, Monday.
says engineers of the Kentucky South
western Electric Railway, Light and
Power Company have finished the
survey from Paducah to Bardwell and
tomorrow will begin on the line to
Hickman, Ky. The line west of Pa
ducah extends through Grahamville,
Ragland, Bandana, Oscar, Barlow and
to Bardwell.
Maj. w. A. Calhoun, the consulting
engineer, is compiling his report.
which, it is said. will be favorable
for the construction of the interur-
ban from Hopkinsville to Paducah,
and from Paducah TO Hickman. Some
of the largest bonding houses in the
country have signified a desire 10
bid on the bonds, If Maj. Calhoun's
report shows the line would prove
profitable. Traffic arrangements have
been made with the Mckinley syn
dictate which operates interurban lines
in Illinois. The Mckinley line runs
into Cairo, ILL.,, and If the Kentucky
Southwestern is built, only the
Ohio River will separte the two roads
which will Jointly operate ferry.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01

IMPORTED fancy work. embracing
most bewitching line OF Embroider-
led silks. Mendlin afternoon coats.
hand table linens, scarfs,
doilies. luncheon sets. handkerchiefs
and many other articles. Now on dis
play at A. s. Barketts store at
Fuqua a Helms old stand.
W. +. Mcclure. agent OF the Lee
Line. informs us that the boats viii
start running TO Cincinnati this week.
also that the Georgia Lee will take
the place OF the John Lee in the
Cairo and Memphis trade and the st.
Louis boats will start as soon as the
ice Is out OF the river.
Last Friday night s II. Ward 5
safe AT his store on the q. NJ. a q.
railroad was blown open by nitro
glycerine and about fifty dollars In
money taken besides lot of goods
from the store. Sheriff Haynes
thinks he has the thief spotted
Lake County News.
Last Saturday night about ten
O'Clock. Harry Upton, who lives just
beyond Proctor City. lost his house
and contents by fire. II is thought
the fire originated from defective
fue. The loss was about s25. 900 with
$4,000 insurance.
The Kentucky Club would do a
good turn II they would take up the
matter of high freight rates on coal
with the commissioners. We are pay
ing too much. Fulton has succeeded
in getting their rate reduced aoolt
SIS on each car.
Our big mill Is making $4,000 shin
giles a day. We have million extra
fine ones on hand. You will not be
disappointed when you come to our
min for shingles. We have plenty
of all grades.-C. M. Yates Single
Co.
Hope Domestic. yard wide. bleache6
7Isc yard.-A. s. Barkett'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
SICKIY CHILD
Made Well BY Vinol-Letters
from a Grateful Mother

New Haven. Conn.-"My little girl.
ever since her birth, was frail and
sickly and nothing seemed to do her
any good until we tried your cod Nv
er and iron tonic. vinol. As soon as
she commenced to take 1t. ! noticed
an improvement in her health and ap-
pearance. She has now taken three
bottles of vinol. and from the good IL
has done her can say 1t will do all
YOU claim for 1t in building up and
strengthening frail and delicate chill
dren." Name furnished on requesto
Another mother OF Chicago. ILL.,
writes: 81 can not say too much In
praise of vinol for delicate, ailing
children"
We ask every mother Of a fraii'
sickly or ailing child in this vicinity
TO try vinol on our agreement to re-
turn their money II 1t does not do all
we claim.
Helm & Ellison. Hickman. Ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
NOTICE..

The creditors of the firm of Faqua,
be in my office at the court house
in Hickman, Fulton county, from this
date until April 80, to receive claims
against said firm. Any creditor fail
ing to file his claim with me before
April 80, 1912, will be deemed to have
waived his right to any part of the as
signed estate.
All parties owing the firm of Fuqua,
Helm & Co. are given a cordial in
vitation to pay at once. w. Roney,
Assignee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
FIVE YEARS AGO
FROM THE COURIER FILES

The Paducah Southern electric rail
way was organized, with $780, 900 cap
ital. They were planning TO builC
from Paducah to Hickman.
X. A. Tyler carried 81 head oil
horses TO the big stock sale at Lex
ington.
Percy Jones bought A. o. Caruth
ers cafe. MrJones and family had
been residing at Cairo.
c. S. Shelby. age SO, and Mrs. Mary
Underwood. age ~, we're united i'm
marriage by Rev. II. b. Johnson.
Miss Mary Mcdaniel headed the
Hickman College roll OF honor with
grade of 992.
Wade Powell and Jessie Burns. of
Cayce, were married.
Hickman citizens and the Cum.
Tel. Co, were at war over telephone
rates.
Bob Isler resigned his position at
Paducah to take charge Of the Farm
ers Hardware Co.
Born to A. b. Hughes and wife.
II pound boy.
Married; Jim Whitson. age So, and
Mrs. Mollie Northern, age so.
Master" Lon Naylor entertained
his little" friends at a birthday din
ner
Bachelor Girls were entertained by
Misses Faris. In a thread winding
contest the winners were Miss Lizzie
Amberg and DR.. l.. p. Baltzer.
The following gave parties of one
kind and another: Mrs. c. l.. Walk
er, A. A. Faris and wife. Mrs. c. B.
Travis. Mrs. c. b. Durham, Mrs Nan
ME kingman. Miss Marie BrevaT1,
Mrs. J T. stephens. Mrs. S. l.. Dodds
and Mrs. w. II. Baltzer.
Agt. Il. b. Johnson and assistants
were quartered in a box car in East
Hickman. using It as a depot on ac-
count of high water around the ~
c. a st. l.. depot and over their
tracks.
The India Owens, a steamboat used
In the corn trade here. burned at
O'clock Sunday morning. while tied to
the railroad restle above town. Five
of her crew had a narrow escape
She was ia feet long. and complete
ly destroyed, not a sign of the boat
being left. Her machinery could never
be found. although she lay against the
bank when she burned.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01

There is a habit and a delusion a.
mong some of our people to go to
some nearby town or city to shop, be-
lieying that they can purchase cheap
err We think these good people may
be buncoed by their own thought.
Please reckon your oarefare and
time. If the latter is worth anything
II our town merchants try TO soak
you or have not what you want, of
course. you are justified to go else
where. But first find out by getting
prices and see what your home mer-
chants have.
Former Governor Ham Patterson,
of Tennessee. Is a candidate for Unit
ed States Senator. Who's to be shot
IN the back and killed this timer
Ex.
In 1911 Mississippi county (Mo)
farmers planted 1920 acres in corn
and harvested an average of 2S bush
els per acre, or total of 1852, 100
bushels.
Popular Bluff is agitating the build
ing an interurban railway from that
city to Hickman, Ky, and Cairo. III.
East Prairie Eagle.
The New Orleans mule that ate a
piano would be looked upon as a pub
lie benefactor in certain neighbor'
hoods.
Subscribe fro the Courier.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
DALLAS WILLIAMS DEAD.

Dallas Williams. substantial
farmer residing near Handy Pond,
died at his home Monday after a
brief illness of pneumonia. Mr.. viii
liams was 60 years old and is sur
yived by his wife, one son, Cleve.
and brother living at Stafford. Mo.
The remains were laid TO rest az
Brownsville.
Mr.. Williams had been a resi-
dent of this vicinity for many years
and was a man well liked. We are
sorry that he is no longer among us
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01
RUSH CREEK ITEMS.

RUSH CREEK ITEMS.
Dan Davis is improving at this
writing.
lnez Bymun spent a few days with
lAzie Davis
Willie Moss and family spent sun.
day with win Binford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom White were at
VIII Binford's Sunday.
Miss Nell Ramer has gone TO Jack.
son. Tenn. for few days.
Wess Davis, OF near Fulton. visit
ed Dan Davis Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mamie Luten and celia Carter
took dinner Sunday at Henry Davis
Miss lnez Bynum. of Fulton. spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Elmer Robertson.
Johnnie Bondurant and Miss Macy
Atterberry visited Rush Creek school
Monday.
lvalee and Hannah Noonon and
Irene Crostic spent Sunday with
Mary wruay.
Johnie Bondurant. of Martin. spent
few days with his parents In
Cayce this week
VIII McGee and daughter. Mrs
BerniCe White. are spending several
days In Paducah
Miss Lizzie Davis and Mrs. Lena
Robinson spent Thursday with Mrs
Robinson at Moscow.
Edna. Virginia. Ruby and Louise
Davis spent Sunday with ORC. Wayne
Robbie and Julia Roper
Little Harvey Bondurant fell from
a swing Sunday. hurting his back
and causing him 10 miss some time
from school
As Tommy Noonon came home
from Caycc last week his horse be.
came frightened. causing his buggy
to be torn TO pieces.
Wayne Mcclellan has the most
beadmarks In the Z and Sth grade.
Ora and Wayne Roper and Pauline
aud Fred Moss have the same In the
sixth grade. Jessye Moss In fourth
and fifth grade. Virginia Davis and
Richard Bransford have the same in
the third Grade.
Miss Mary Atterberry royalty en-
tertained small crowd OF young
people. Some fine music was ren.
dered and at eleven hot chocolate and
cake was served Those present
were Misses Peal. Annie and Bessie
Johnson. Kate Mcconnell and Linnie
Bondurant. Messrs jennie Bondu
rant. Almus Walls. Tom Atterberfy.
Joe White and Hugh Adams All re-
ported a fine time
Misses Wayne Mcclellan and En-.
ma Davis. Messrs Joe White. Earl
Johnson and Leonard Binford were
at Kathleen Whites Saturday night
Miss Cassie Bcasley entertained a
crowd Of young people at her home
Saturday Those who were the lucky
ones were Misses Clara and Stella
Davis. Sallie Roper and Joe Crostic.
Tyler Davis. Lee Henry. Bob John
son and j. c. Menees.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01

One hundred dollars reward: |
will pay one hundred dollars spot
cash to the man. woman or child,
who will find the words IMMORTAL
SOUL" NEVER DYING SOUL" in
the Bible. Now get busy and send all
proof texts to DR.. E. p. Rose, Duke
dom. Tenn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-02-01

Get the best at Hickman Furniture
a week end OF bad weather is pre-.
dicted
Redwood shingles-Reynold, Moss
Lumber Co.
Anyone wishing to invest in real
estate see NJ. b. Shaw.
Mems 75c shirts going at 4Oc while
they last.-A S Barkett
The very best Flannel Outing, now
SEA. S. Barkett. at Fuqua & Helm
old stand
r. l.. Bradley is buying goods in the
St. Louis markets this week lie
LEFT Sunday.
II you want better shingles. try our
California Redwood. -Reymold. Moss
Lumber Co.
Best American Calico at age
yard.-A. 5. Barkett. at Fuqua, Helm
a Co.'S old stand
FOR SALE AT oNCE-one million
extra fine cypress shingles.-C. NJ.
Yates Single Co.
Ladies'. Misses and Childrens shoes
at factory prices az A. S. Barkett's
Clinton street store.
Mr. and Mrs c. d. White are he
proud parents Of a fine az pound
girl little Mary Earl
The Hickman Hardware Co. sold
span OF mules Ia a Mr.. Rodgers, at
Union City. this week for S410.
Miss Mabel Benedict. of Clinton,
and Joe W Hillman. we're married at
Union City. Saturday afternoon.
c. ID. White left Tuesday for bus
mess trip to Arkansas and from there
will return to Memphis.
FOR SALE: Suburban home. nice
two story house. good out buildings,
good cistern and well, fine fruit and
two acres of ground. Apply to Geo.
Metheny.
James Wilkinson, age 81. died at
Fast Prairie. Mo, Sunday. He was
formerly a citizen OF this county. and
the remains were taken to Fulton
for burial
T. A. Haynes and Miss lillian
Brown, both of Cru,chfield. were unit
ed in marriage at Fulton. Saturday
night at 10 o'clock. Both are popu-
lar young people.
II. W Anderson left Tuesday night
for White Bluff. Tenn, To attend the
bedside of his brother. who is serious
ly IN. MIR. Anderson is a clerk in
the n. c. & st. l.. office and is re-
lieved by J. j. Taylor.
Mrs. and Mrs. l.. Powell, who for
over quarter century resided
at this place, but for the past five
years lived at Blodgett, Mo. left that
place Jan. 25 for Evansville. Ind. TO
to make their future home with Their
daughter, Mrs. Marvin Fallin.