The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-05-16
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be out again.
Ed White was here from Union
City Monday.
Mrs. Rufus Phipps went to Union
City Tuesday.
L. +. Bouldin was In Memphis a
few days last week.
Capt. II. A. Tyler returned from
Macon, Ca. Saturday.
A. l. Owen. OF Mckenzie. was here
last week on business.
Messrs. Smith and Bennett, OF Troy
were in town this week.
J. A. Shirley. OF Nashville. was in
town Last week on business.
Walker Martin and party. of I'm
ion City. were here Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Williams was in New
bern last week visiting friends.
Roy Clark, wife and baby are Wis
iting J. w. Rogers and family this
week
Jodie Lansford has accepted po-
sition in the office of the Mengel
Box Co.
John Fethe spent Sunday and Mon
day the guest of friends in Mound
City and Cairo.
Robert Mcdaniel. of Troy, was in
town first OF the week visiting friends
and attending the big auction sale.
Capt. Al Faris, Capt. G. u. Hackett
and Bun Hackett carried the Str. May
Stewart to Cairo Sunday for repairs.
Mrs. Lang, travelling saleslady for
the Industrial League was here this
week on business with that concern.
Mrs. A. NJ. Tyler and little son,
Allison, have returned from a visit
in Memphis and points in Mississippi
MIR. and Mrs. Wrather. Mrs. John
Joyner, Miss Mitchell and Ii. b. Horn
er were here from Union City several
days this week.
r. b. Brevard, VIM. Stoker and Ben
Wilson returned latter part of last
week from Macon. Ca, where they
attended the reunion.
Harold DeBow left Monday night
for Lexington, KY. to take spring ex-
aminations. He stopped over for a
short visit in Louisville.
Miss Marie Brevard returned Mon
day from Macon where she attended
the reunion. She visited friends In
Atlanta and Nashville enroute home.
Floor Dressing, applied to the lin
oleum, preserves the Hnoleum, gives
longer life and makes the floor dust
proof. Sold In any quantity.-H. K.
= Curlin's.
FOR SALE, HORSE and BUGGY:
A No. 1 buggy horse and all around
animal, years old. perfectly sound.
gentle as a dog, afraid of nothing
a good driver. VIII sell horse and
buggy or horse alone. Cash or good
MOTEL. p. Ellison. lie
]. c. Ross, formerly of Louisville,
night engineer for the Mengel Box
Co., whosee wife died a few weeks
ago in Louisville, was called to the
home of his father in Oklahoma Mon
day on account of the serious illness
OF his little daughter, who was re-
ported dying.
II. J. French, one of the Courier's
good friends, on route 4, caused the
editorial countenance to break into
! joyful pose Tuesday when he left at
our disposal lot Of the finest straw
berries we've seen. They we're al
e most the size of an ordinary hen egg
and of excellent quality.
The Mengel Box Co. has had some
: trouble in getting their plant in full
operation on account of damage done
to the large turbine generator which
pulls the greater part of the machin-
cry. The machine got wet during the
% recent high water. The chief cleo
trician of the Company and a man
from Chicago and an expert from
r, Pittsburg are here working on this
a. machine and il is thought the whole
mill will be in full operation Monday.
The saw mill, which has been out of
commission since the levee broke and
~ which was filled with material from
T. the warehouses. was put in operation
Thursday.