The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-29
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land Mills, spent saturday in
town.
Good folks, take notice-here \
good place 70 buy school shoes.
Rice =.
For ten days beginning Saiur.
day G. l.. Clark 5 Cash Gro. will
make the prices.
Your big dollars go furihcst
here. Scll 'cn cheap is my mot
TO -liices Shoe Store.
Il. G. Thompson, of Annorel.
Ark, spent Friday and SATURDAY
mere, the guest of Miss lizzie
Moore.
Miss Gladys Fuller who has
Deen quite sick for several weeks
with typhoid-pnewmomia is re-
ported better
Mrs. Logan Dngnid and little
daughter, Of Tiptonville. are the
GUESTS of her parents, Green
Walker and family.
+ NJ. Case, wife and son,
Fred, motored 30 Paducah
Thursday and spent the day with
her mother, Mrs. Clark.
/ ! didn't quote prices in my
big add. Don't worry. will
have them for you just the same.
C. j.. Olarks Cash Grocery.
| Directors of the Citizens Bank.
AT Murray, Ky, closed the insti-
'ullon Monday, announcing that
suspension was due TO the inabil-
lu to realize on assets. The
bank was capitalized at $4,000.
Its last published report showed
deposits of $4,000
| Il is good time right now for
the Democrats 10 plan TO 90 To
tie polls Tuesday. November 3
and vote for the nominees Of the
party. Don't take il for grant
nj that they viii be elected any
way, get out and with your vote
make II a sure thing.
FARM FOR SALE: 4 nne lit
Tie farm of 80 acres; also crop.
stock, farming tools, etc. | have
q blacksmith shop with all nee
,'ssary tools and desirable loca-
non. This shop is located on
he above farm, 4 miles out from
Hickman ON the Dyersburg road.
VIII scll altogether or any way
10 suit purchaser. For particu-
lars write or phone. +. MAY,
Hickman, KY. Rid. ,. phone
HISS. ll-l9p
A story has gone over the
county 10 the effect that Hlck-
man had seventeen eases of
diphtheria. which has cauSsed
those who wanted to attend the
school fair 10 be held Ut HEX
man SATURDAY a little uneaSineSS
about letting their children AT
tend the fair. The report as cir
culated is absolutely false, and
Miss Virginia lu,en informs as
that it will be- perfectly safe for
al children to attend the fair.
She has worked hard to have Il
successful fair and her efforts
deserve a large attendance.
The best fish story told here
for quite while was brought
here this week. and while i is
some fish story, il is not one in
the old sense. but a true one.
At Mengelwood, Tenn. a few
miles below here, where the Men
: gel Box Company has veneer
and saw mill plants tins story
!, happened. The logs for their
} saw mill are taken ont of the
, Obion river rs they are used and
l carried up into the mill over q
|. chain drive and they were saw
!, ing large log that had a hollow
' IN one end and had Sawn off a
D few plankS when there was expos
D cd to their ;i,w. rs the carriage
D came back. q large eat fish, about
4 two aud q half feet long AMI
Z weighing about IL pounds. The
' saw having taken the plank oil
, as CLOSE ~ the fish rs could pos
} able without giving him single
D scratch. The fish had backed
\ mp into the log when II was u
I the river in the boom and m'
!. gone So far in the log aud wac
y 81 secure that there WASH
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