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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23
ROUTE FIVE NEWS.

The rain Friday evening was
very much appreciated. JANUS
Caldwell and Wade Caldwell, OF
Fremont spent Friday night with
Henry Howard and family.-Miss
LILLIAN True has returned home
after a stay with her grandmoth-
cr and father at Crystal.-Mr.
aud Mrs. Bob Flanagan are the
proud parents OF a fine boy. -
Hugh Hicks, of Hebron, has been
visiting Milton 0sburn this week.
Mrs. Grace Caldwell, Of FIRE.
mont, spent two days this week
with her daughter Mrs. Henry
lioward.-Alder Easterwood, of
McAnna, spent Saturday night
IN this vicinity Latilnar, of
Missouri, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Bob Hicks, this week. -
Miss Bessie Powell, of Union
City, is spending the week in
THIS vicinity and attending the
meeting at Mt Maunel.- Rev.
Madison Kendall, of Martin will
assist Bro. Lalnkin in the meet.
ing at Mt Manuel this week. -
Donnell Council and sister, Jes-
sic, of Antioch, spent Sunday in
this neighborhood. - Several of
the young people enjoyed a sing
ing at Ed Powell s sunday night.
Seine Osburn is getting along
nicely with the typhoid lever
Joe Capp Williams little SON
got badly shot by DIR. Dirans lit
lie boy last week. The doctor
thinks he can: live. He was
shot through the side.-Ed 0s- |
burn, of Sanders Chapel, is here
his week.-Mrs.. Leila Williams
$ visiting Mrs. Sue Howard this
week.-Mrs. Libby johnson is ON |
he sick list--Mrs. Cordie Roy
r and children, of No. s Island, |
re here visiting her sister, this
week. - Mr. and Mrs. Arnie
lore of Protemns. spent Sunday |
n this vicinity.-NIurry 0sburn,
4 Sanders Chapel, spent Satur-
lay night with Milton 0sburn.-
'ernie Irwin, wife and daughter,
4 near Union City, are visiting
Robert Irwin and family this
Feek-Mr. and Mrs. Preston
'aught visited the latter's par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Council,
undav.--
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23
MRS. BRASFIELD
CHILLED FROM EARTH.

Mrs W N. Brasfield. age 40
Years, died at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. =. b. Burrus. in
tins city, Monday night. Old age
contributed largely TO her de
mise. Deceased was born IN
North Carolina, Aug. 20, 1929, ant
moved TO this state many years
ago. She was not only a noble
woman, but reared a fine family.
Hers was a we'll spent, useful life,
aud host OF loving friends will
regret that death has taken her
from us.
Brief funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. X. NJ. Walker az
the linrrus home just before the
departure for Dresden. Tenn.
NJ which place the remains were
inferred.
The following children sur
yive Mrs. Brasfield; Mrs. y. h.
Burrus, George Brasfield. OF
Hickman; Addison Brasfield, Of
Gleason, Tenn; Mrs. w. Il.
Estes, Martin, Tenn; and Roger
Iirasfield, Greenfield, Tenn.
In the loss Of the faithful moth
'r and most excellent lady the
children have the sympathy Of
heir many friends.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23
Subscribe for the Courier.
Go to the Crystal tonight.

John W, Haslsins was up from
Polk, Tenn, on business yester-
lay.
Miss Sara Vim Mcconnell
left this morning for Fulton 10
spend a few days.
Bring us that order for let
terheads envelopes, statements
N fact any kind Of job work.
rices right.
Gen Clearance captured the
Millinery Dept. Hats reduced 10
one-half values and leSs.-Smith
X Amberg,
Mrs. L.. V. Gregory has return
ID TO her home in jackson, Tenn,
after AN extended visit to Mr..
aud Mrs. Harry Holcombe
\ party of our friends across
lhe river had a fish-fry last Sat
urday. but, from what we can
learn, they will take their fish
with them next time.
r. A Ledford, s. L. Dodds, C.
Vance, c. l.. Walker, j. O. Stubs
I. T Swaync, W. A. Johnston
and Baltzer Dodds leave this af-
ternoon TO hear A. o. Stanley
speak at Paducah tonight.
Under the auspices of the La
dies Aid Society of the Christian
church, a play entitled "The
Silver Wedding of Grandma and
Grandpa Tinsy" will he given
here on Thursday evening, Au-
guest 9th.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23
SNAKE RIDES BEAR

From Spring Greek. Rockingham
county. Pa, comes . remarkable com
oination snske-andbear story.
A party of young people, while
camping in the mountains, were start.
led by the approach OF huge black
Tear. To their amazemeni they saw
that a huge black snake was uestIed
on the back OF the bear. with its coils
around Bruins mock. Fortunately.
the beast and reptile appeared to be
In conference" and the frightened
young folks hastily reiterated to camn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23

Big reduction in Mems and
Boys Suits at Sullivan Bros
Mrs. J. o. West and SON. j.
G. spent Sunday in Union
City.
Miss Elanor Spencer of Union
City, is visiting Mrs. G. A. Hol
combr.
Mrs. q. n. Ross and children
are visiting relatives at Morgan
field, Ky.
Miss Magalee Rice left Wednes
day for jackson, Tenn, to visit
Miss Edna Trice.
Mrs. A. II. Kennedy and lit.
Tie daughter, Rosalind, left Wed.
nesday for Monteagle.
We under buy our competitor
is the reason we sell them so
cheap.-Sullivan Bros.
Bob Whitesell, of Union City,
passed through here Wednesday
earoutc 10 Tiptonville
Mrs. s. NJ. Hubbard who is III
Monteagle has been very sick
hut is better AT present.
Miss Ethel Walker who has
been visiting friends at Licking.
ton, Tenn. returned home Mon
day.
Miss Sara Winn Mcconnell left
today for her home in Arlington
after n visit to Mrs. A. Il. Ken.
needy
David Craig and wife, of Cow
ington, returned home Monday
after a visit to DR.. lion Naylor
and wife.
Misses Eva Peeuies and Jen.
ME Richitie, of st. Louis. are Wis
Ting John and Ed Adams and
families.
One look will convince you that
We are selling the same goods for
less money than the other fell
low Sullivan Bros.
w. b. Amberg aud wife enter
tanned few of their friends
Monday night at a dance from :
TO IL at their country home near
Hickman. Cream and cake
was very much enjoyed. Those
having the pleasure of attending
We're: z. II. Powell and wife. A.
Il. Kennedy and wife, Messrs.
Frank Smith, n b. McGibbon,
Carl Tally, II. +. Curtin, T.. b.
Prather, Misses Ru6ye Fleming,
Marie Brevard Louise Atwood /;
out of town guests; Misses Flor
ence Craig, Of Covington,, Sara
Winn Mcconnell, of Arlington,
and Lottie Webb, of Mayfield.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23

Wednesday evening Of last
week Miss Celeste Roberts enter.
tanned large number Of the
younger crowd at an enjoyable
porch party. As the guests ar
rived punch was served in the
hall and later refreshments Of
cream and cake. The guests were
Misses Camille Barrett Mildred
and Irene ThompsoH Annie Lee
Brown, Thelma Baltzer, Ana Lynn
Dodds, Lucille Gabby, Carrie May
Reid, Jane Binford, Mary Tenn.
pa Burnett, Bess Choate, Annie
Carr Ligon. Eula johnson, of
Jonesboro, Ark, Lizzie Frank
Young, of Brownsville, Tenn, and
Messrs. Milton Hackett, Roy
Jurney. 0nley johnson, Lila
Choate. Drewry Bondurant, Sam
Barry, Ben and Jim Briggs, Jim
and Ben .boDdurant, John Har-
per, Floyd Adkisson, Baltzer
Dodds and Mr.. Skinner
Congressman Alben Barley, of
the First District, who is seeking
denomination and reelection,
seems TO have made a hit by re-
manning at his congressional du.
ties in Washington while his OPP
ponents started their campaigns
and began stumping the district.
Leading First District politicians
who have been in Louisville late
~ say that Judge Barkley will
be renominated by the Democrats
down there. They point out that
he is serving his first TEEN. and
having made good" is clearly
entitled TO an Endorsement.
Louisville Times. (Advt)
The Troy baseball team is ex-
pected here today to play the
locals. They are scheduled for
three games-Thursday Friday
and Saturday. This should be
treat to the fans and good
chance to see an interesting
game.
The L. d. C. met with Miss
Leila Shaw in the country from
3 10 6. The evening was very
much enjoyed aud paper read
by Miss Marie Brevard. Apri-
cot cream and cake were served
TO about twenty.
Just received another ship
ment of the celebrated Heinz
vinegar Gives your homemade
pickles the Heinz pickle flavor
Prather 4 Malone.
Miss Hazel Adams, of Roosevelt,
n. NJ, arrived Monday to visit
her brother. John and Ed Adams
and sister, Mrs. Lassiter
Ed. b. W. Hampton, of Mem
phis, will preach at the Christian
church at II a. m. and s p. IN.
Sunday.
Suits for the big boys, Is to
20. prices right.-Sullivan Bros.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23

Smith & Amberg, one of the
biggest dry goods houses in this
section, have inaugurated a big
clearance sale this week in order
DO dispose Of all summer mer-
ehandise. Prices have been slash
ed in order 10 accomplish their
purpose. Look mp their nd in
|this issue.
Mems cotton pants at, 30
cents and sl.00 at Sullivan Bros.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23

Nis FicduOient OF OWenSDOfO
ny, was here Sunday.
Lige Oman, Of Tiptonville, was
here Sunday and Monday.
Adlai Poyntcr and wife were in
Clinton Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Holcombe is visit
ing relatives in jackson, Tenn.
\. IL. Dodds has purchased a
new seven passenger Studebaker
Henry Cowgirl. Jr returned
sunday from a short visit in
Union City.
Miss Mozelle Brasfield of
Woodland Mills. was here first
u the week
Mrs Alex. Barnes and children
went TO Three States Sunday TO
spend several weeks.
Old Woosn Mills pants, light
weight, all colors, at factory
prices. Sullivan Bros.
Miss Ola Monan has returned
from Bowling Green where she
mas been attending school
TrRNlP SEED, package or
bulk, I-top, white globe and pur-
pie top Prnther a Malone.
The Clearance Army Invadcs
he suit dept New $3.50 suits
At S.I5.--Smith 4 Amberg.
Miss Lucille Roger has return.
d from a visit on No. s lsland
lad is visiting Miss Marie Peay.
or
Miss frankie Dale returned TO
Murray, KY, Friday, after a Wis.
I 10 Rev. and Mrs. Il. NJ Walk.
r.
Capt l.. ID. Tullis, pilot ON the
tealner Jno, Summers, is spend
ng a few days with his family
ere.
Mis-. Winnie Jones has returned
0 Columbus Ohio, after q visit
o her parents. Capt. Hackett and
amily
Miss Lizzie Frank Young has
eturned 10 Brownsville Tenn,
fter visit 10 her brother, A.
l. Young.
Little Misses Frances and
lorenzo Smith left today 10
isit their grandmother. Mrs.
Webb, Of Holly Springs
Goaldcr johnson and Gus
lexander returned home Tues
ay after attending the Elks
at Denver Colo.
Mrs. Jas. Cunningham and lit
g son returned 10 Union City
Ionday morning after a visit
18th her father, j J. c. Bondu- i
mt and family. 6
Thirty Hickmanitcs made the
up down on the Stacker Satur- n
ny night, returning on the Rees .
ec, which arrived here at 1880
unday morning.
Rev. Hampton of Memphis, h
i'll fill the pulpit at Mt. Her
on next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Everybody has an in
tation TO attend.
Mrs. Kate Webb Smith left
day to visit her sister in
ouisiana. She was acoompa- .
led by her sister, Miss Frances a
febb. who has been visiting her u
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23

Call for Reeves Meal. II is
the best.
Mcsdames q. T. Lawry, Of
Clearwater Fla, Nola Walden. of
Ada, Okla, and Mamie cloar, Of
Troy, Tenn, are visiting Mrs,
Val Carpenter.
Congressman generally get
$1,000 and sometimes $500 per
month for actual service. This
is wrong. ! am the only candi-
date against it.-Robert Swain,
Democratic candidate for con-
gresS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23

The ruins OF Norman castle situ.
stsd about six miles above Berwick
ana about the same distance north Of
the battlefield OF Flodden. ara int,.
mAtely associated with the history Of
that bsstis' The castle stands On :
steep bank overhanging the Twesd
where the river IL still the boundary
between Scotland and England. IL
was built In the year I12i by F1am.
bard, the warlike bishop Of Durham
and was repeatedly taken and retakep
during the Angio-Scottish wars. When
James Nv. Of Scotland invaded Ems.
land In l5is his FIRST act was to can
ture Norman castle. The time Loaf
In the plumber OF the castle enabled
the English to rush reinforcemerts 10
the scene and take the offensive Nor.
ham Ia celebrated for the descriptior
OF its hospitality In "Marmion'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23

when you lunch, dine or sup at
this restaurant For this is the
meeting place of people who
enjoy the good things of life
and know where to find them.
That You haven't visited here
before is your loss. Make mp
for it as much as possible by
stopping in today.
EROST'S CAFE
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23

for the dessert your only trouble
will be in the serving, and that s
no trouble at all. You can be
confident the cream will be de-
licious. You can feel that no
home prepared dessert could be
better. So save bother and have
the best by using our ice cream.
PERCY JOHNS,
Bakery and Confectionery.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23
lnvlgorating to the Pale and Sticky

The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic
GROVES TAsTET.Ess chill TONIC, drives cut
Malaria enriehes the blood md build he sys.
ten a true tonic. For adults aud children SOC
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23

John W, Haskins was up from
Polk, Tenn, on business yester-
lay.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23

Miss Sara Vim Mcconnell
left this morning for Fulton 70
spend a few days.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-23

Bring us that order for let
terheads envelopes, statements
IN fact any kind Of job work.
rices right.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
casio "a

1t was our pleasure to re-
ceive last week one OF the beaufl-
full Medallions which is being
sent ort to raise funds for the
proposed Louisiana Exposition
building to be built at the Pan
ana Elk, osition at San Francisco.
They are beautiful in design, be-
ing artisticaly made in bronze.
On one side is replica Of the
contemplated building, while
on the opposite is shown the
State House at Baton Rouge.
They are being sold for the price
Of 1$l.00 which will help pay for
its erection.
The regular services Of the
Presbyterian church will be held
to-morrow night at 7:3O T. M.
On the first and third Sundays
Of each month the services will be
held at Z 80 p. NJ. and on the Sec
ond and fourth Sundays, SER
vices at loo in the morning.
The public is cordially invited 10
be present, Rev. Paradis officiat-
ing.
For magazine and cigar, call
Ct Hotel Frederic News Stsnd.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05

On Friday night last mum
Der of ladies and gentlemen met
as per public invitation which APP
peared in The Enterprise some
weeks since for the purpose OF
discussing ways and means which
will ultimately lead to the ouiij.
ing of public Natatorium Tor the
children and grown-up oil th's VI
cinity. While nothing tangible
has vet evolved that would m
sure us announcing to or read
ers that the Natatorlun Is as
sured. still the meeting was an
enthusiastic one and all who were
nresent feel convinced the nee
cssary money can he raised once
a sight is procured. 1t was the
sense of those present that TIE
President Of the Civic League
call another public meeting AT
some future time. The children
of New Iberia ale suffering lor Il
swimming pool such as other com
munities have who are not near 50
we'll off as ourselves and there Is
but little doubt the undertaking
can be made a success once ,ne
fathers and mothers OF the chill
dren of this City get together Oh
the proposition. The League de-
serves the praise Of the comm''n,
ity for stalting the movement Il
now devolves upon all the clt'
zens to lend their efforts to make
T. If a success.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05
DEATH OF MISS AUKohh
DAUTERIVE.

Died. at the residence OF her
father at Lor'eauville. on FRIDAY,
Nov. 9th, Miss Aurore Dau-
terive, aged 63 years and TWO
months. after a short illness.
Miss Dauterive was a sister OF
our fellow citizen. Mr.. F. }. Dau-
terive and leaves to mourn hel
demise besides her venerable
father. five brothers and three
sisters: Namely-Mesrs. Deco
mine, Joseph, Numa. Fernand d.
Charley and Mesdames Luke
Bauas CASTOR Gondron and Ar
mand Broussard. the latter res
ident of Lafayette. The remains
Of the deceased were brought to
this City and inferred in st. Pet
er's Catholic cemetery the follow
ing afternoon at 4:W o'clock:
The family have the sympathy OF
a large circle Of friends and rel
atives throughout the Attakapas
parishes. IT,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05
One of the largest pun chas-

One OF the largest puicnaS-
ers of war revenue stamps IN thus
City is the Estorge Drug Com
pany, or wholesale and retail
druggists. These gentlemen had
their entire force busy the filst
three days of the week stamping
all of their goods that call for
this tax. The stamps run from
an eighth Of a cent to four cents
as the case might be and is quite
an item with them. Some of our
people who know no better are
injecting eonsidel able abuse upon
President Wilson owing to this
tax, the smallest users beng the
biggest kiclers. This bill was
supported by almost every he
Publican and Progressive III the
House and Senate i'll order to
raise revenue for the mamie
nance of the Government, made sc
by the European war and nc
patriotic American should east
the blame upon one single man
under the circumstances.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05

The members of the Civic
yue of this City and all 9TH
Interested are invited to at
the regular meeting to be
in the parlors of Hotel Fred
next Monday afternoon at
! o'clock p. M. {
kCards have been issued an
being the nuptials next Mon
morning, December the
nth of Miss Hilda Esther, the
fming daughter Of Mr.. and
st. Paul LeBourgeois Of
Perette 10 opr populsr young
len and banker. Mr.. Laurent
Pauterlve. The ceremony will
performed at st. John the
|ngelist church at the above
Ptioaetl place. 80 1880.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05

The friends of Mr.. G. G. Mel
son were rejoiced this week when
it was known that he had re-
turned to New Iberia to again
resume his position as auditor of
the New Iberia and Northern
Railroad. The most gratifying
feature anent his return here Is
that his best efforts will be put
into organizing colony to brinG
down here from the North to
settle upon Our lands. Mr.. Mel
son was accompanied to New
Iberia by his venerable father,
Rev. c. G. Nelson, ST.. also of
Michigan. We understand he
will also interest himself in the
immigration movement. While
in our City he was the guest at
the home of Mr.. J. J. Forgey OF
East End. 1t was through the
efforts of Mr.. Nelson that New
Iberia can to-day boast of an up
to-date and modern creamery,
which since its completion and
operation under the management
of Mr.. J. G.. Kendrick is proving
its value as an industry. Hun
dreds of our farmers are daily
disposing of their surplus cream
at nice little profit 10 themselves
and the butter consumed right
here at home by our own citizens.
1t is Just a question OF a few
wears when it viii become neces-
sary to increase the size OF the
,creamery, so well did 1T lit the
wants and desires Of our small
farmers. Almost monthly we
hear of more of them going INTO
the dairy business in this fafis"
which is an excellent sign OF bet
ter conditions in the near future.
Mouton says: Post Cards,
Booklets. 1c to 100c.
We have noted several times
aecently in other parts of the
State where large institutions Of
different kinds have subscribed
for farm journals to be distribrt-
ed in their localities free Of all
costs for the advancement Of thu
| farmer. 1t is our pleasure to re-
port that the Bertrand Lumber
! Company Of this City has sub
scribed for several hundred year.
ly subscriptions Of Kimball s
Dairy Farmer, one Of the best
magazines Of that kind published
and will send them over the Par
ish to those they think might be
interested in modern farming.
This is a movement that could
well be followed by others who
wish to see our farmers get the
benefit of good literature that
will ultimately change the farn.-
ing conditions hereabouts. Some
eight or ten months ago it will
be remembered our own New lbc-
ria National Bank and the State
National Bank purchased pedi-
greed bull and donated it to those
who wished to improve their
stock and we understand many
have taken advantage Of it. 1t
Il is just question Of few years
when iberia Parish will be in po-
sition to boast of having as fine
a grade Of cattle and hogs as
2AnAo
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05
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PERSONALS.

=. Moss, president of
y Iberia Tabasco Pepper
" arrived here last Thurs.
kning to spend some time.
IS has been in the East for
months.
ON says: Post Cards,
Is. lie to lOOc.
Ethel Romer Of Dallas
Ind Mrs. Ed. Booth of Ba-
llge are visiting their par
r. and Mrs. q. =. Romero
End.
Jos. Moore of Jeanerette
Ere yesterday attending
duties.
and Mrs. Achille Patin of
Texas are visiting rela-
ere for a few days, after
| they will depart for st.
sville where they will visit
fatin's relatives.
a bug funeral, he used
Death. See Dallas a. Ber-
Agents.
zee Jurors E. A. Druilhet
Dr.. p. A. Boykin of Jeane
|was here last Thursday II
hance at the session OF the
! Jury.
|ole. and Bermuda Onion
i for sale, Zoe a hundred
y to j. l.. ,Gebert, 541 Eas'
Street.
j. George J. Labau of Jean
came up last Thursday t
a. few days with her par
MIR. and Mrs. John Emmer
luton says: Some candy
Zoe to $1,000.
5. s. b. DeBellevue ant
liter 1nez spent several day.
roussard and Lafayette Thu
visiting relatives ant
Ils.
Duroc-Jersey pigs
stock; prices very reason
Dallas & Bertram.
!. and Mrs. Jack DeBlanc o.
ssard spent one day here thi'
me. bricks. cement, gravels
E and yellow sands.-Ber
| l., mber Co. Ltd.
.. Joe Muller of New Or
who came here for hel
ler's death returned hom'
ay.
luton says: Some Cand,
Zoe to $40.