The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-16
Go to the Crystal tonight.


Every sack Of Reeves Meal
is good. BE sure that you get It.
Henry Chambers, a negro. was
fined Saturday ON charge OF
fighting.
Mr. Jones, Of Wayerly, Tenn,
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. j. O..
West.
Cupid Brand stuffed olives
they re better.-Bettersworth &
Ezell.
Miss lila Johnston, of Ripley,
is visiting W. A. Johnston and
family.
. or 8 doses 666 will break any
ease of Fever or Chills. Price
- cents. lO.l.
irwin Brevard left Monday for
Dawson Springs where he will
/ spend a few days.
A good line of white shoes,
hats and white hosiery to select
from at Leibovitz.
If YOU want style and comfort,
get a pair of Palm Reach trousers
lelbovitz has them in all styles.
Misses Annie Blackenship and
Alcestor Owens, of Tiptonville,
are visiting Mrs. Adlai Pointer.
Regular meeting of the Moose
Lodge next Tuesday night. I'm
portant business-C. NJ. Reynolds
Secy.
Miss Ethel Rhodes. of St. Louis
arrived Tuesday TO visit Miss
Nell Bondurant and Mrs. Mary
ldgon.
Miss Fannie Dale returned 20
her home today at Murray, Ky,
after a visit to Rev. r. NJ Walk
cr and wife.
Mrs. J. W. Smith, formely of
Hickman. now of Paducah, Is
visiting relatives and old Hiek.
man friends.
School will open at Beech
Grove the first Monday in Au-
gust Miss Freeman will do
the teaching,
Ferd Bercndes and Judge j.
W. Roney leave Saturday for
Louisville to spend few days
and see the bah games.
LOST Tuesday afternoon a
large Cameo Brooch. carved. gold
frame. Return to Roans Res.
taurant or this office. II
Mrs. Thomas Morris and Miss
Esther Tibbets, of Jonesboro,
Ills, returned home Monday after
0 visit 80 Miss Irene Faris.
| Misses Kathleen Klutts, Birdie
Doyle and Gertie Meacham re-
turned home Monday to Ripley
after visit to Mrs. John Pyle.
Roy Lynch, a negro living on
the Delsow farm in the bottom
was arrested ON charge OF
breach of the peace Monday and
fined - and costs.
Niglcr Donaldson was arrested
saturday night by Sheriff Hud
dlcston and Sid Handy and al
his trial Monday he was fined 81
and costs by Judge Stair. II,
was charged with breach o.
peace.
STRAYED; Two large Norman
lgray horses, one has bad eye
Wore in medium condition wher
left. Notify Public Service Co
Of Western Ky, Hickman. Ky
Both phones No. IS.
Harry Campbell, age %, son o
Allie Campbell. the Union Cit!
liveryman, was drowned Monday
near Nashville, while in bathing
| lie and four other boys got ON |
log 20 ride the swell in behind
steamboat. just how younI
Campbell lost his balance is no
known. lIc was missed by hi
COMPANIONS when they wer
some distance down stream. On
side of his face was bruised, ind
eating that he got a lick in som
manner
For the l9l5 chautauqua. SSi
worth of season tickets have bee
. pledged. $. l.. Dodds also gay
his personal guarantee for I
season tickets. when il was al
nouncCd that 10 more were nece'
sary. The 1914 chautauqua ha
: a sale of 1901 worth of seaso
: tickets. Sharing in the receipt
E in excess of $500, the local con
j. mittee got as their part 5000. a
> ter paying the drayage bills.
[ small balance was left ON han
5 70 apply on next years worl
a We failed to learn the amount {
Q single tickets sold at the box o
lfice.