The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-13

Il. NJ. F. 80 touring car.
ID. b. Leiboyitz spent Sunday with
friends In Kenton. Tenn.
FOR SALE Homing pigeons. guar
anteed mated.-Jack Serrett. ~
Serve PLEZ0L to your Family.
Serve PLEZOL to your friends.
When you are down town drink PIE
FOL.
Elm Camp No. 3, W. o. w. viii
decorate the graves OF departed SOW
ereigns next Sunday. Everybody wei
come.
Did we hear some one speak Of
good roads when the mud was axle
deep In practically every road in the
county?
We don't know exactly how TO pro
nounce the word chic, but II means a
girl that is good looking even In a
linen buster.
A few more weeks OF favorable
weather. and our farmers will never
know that they were late In begin
ming their crops.
sabe Choate accompanied his neice,
Miss Nettie Howell. to Paragould.
Ark. Friday. Miss Howell has been
attending school here for several
months.
Aside from the point as to whether
II would be expedient TO nominate
Bryan. the fact is apparent that there
Is an increasing demand for the Ne
braskan.
w. c. Reiny returned Friday from
Jackson, Tenn. where he was called
on account of the death OF his father.
Burial took place at Humboldt. The
old home OF deceased.
BY a vote OF LA to 6s the House
declined to take up the Henry resolu-
ton TO change the date OF the inau-
- ration Of the President from March
4 to the last Thursday in April.
Ed. S. II. Logue will fin his regu-
lar appointment at Mt. Hermon next
Sunday al II O'Clock, and viii also
preach at Montgomery school house
at p m. Everybody cordially in
vited.
TAKEN UP: Red mule yearling,
about $50 pounds. crop off right and
split full length of left ear and bot
half cut off. owner can have same
by proving up and paying COSTS.
Il. Mitchum, Route /. Up
The Rural Free Delivery Men of
Oblon county met at Union City and
effected an organization calling them.
selves THE obion County Rural Let
ter Carriers Association with Chas.
Hazelman. OF Union City. president.
The Kentucky Prison Commission
has rejected a claim for $1,000,
made by the Hoge-Montgomery Com
pany, contractors for prison labor.
Fact is these prisoners ought to be
worked on the public highways of the
State instead OF being leased out to
complete with legitimate business en-
terprises.
Miss Pansy Weatherly left Satur-
day night for Memphis where she
has accepted a position in Gray's stu
do. and will later take a course in
Nelson Business College She was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Hen
ry Clay. who win visit her cousin,
Mrs. f. w. Mount. formerly Miss
Cora Powell, OF Hickman.
A Boston judge has attended to a
reckless automobile driver about
right. He was given seven years in
the penitentiary for killing a man.
No broad-minded man can have any
thing against the automobile, but
the fellow who runs II with a total
disregard for human rights and hui
man life. should be dressed in stripes
Graves county is to have four more
postal savings banks. This informa-
ton comes In a dispatch from Wash
ington, and the towns where they
are to be installed are: Wingo Fan
cy Farm, Lynnville and Water Val
ley. But these banks are not as
big success as was predicted. The
one In Hickman has never received
dollar on deposit-which is quite
a compliment to our three local
banks, whose deposits continue to
increase while Uncle Sans goes o
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