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HaU ~ 10 nnr WIG WI -
stalls e.. gs. fresh ssHffufized mis FL.
at ae D. ftau - 1se fresh tps.'s.
coffee. no &c. Ftau ~. - ibH s4ssI %
sith other o. grocery order. zHr
nsh basH. z.c. $50. DO eafE ~ gran
flour. e5rt ssr bottle vinegar.
f,,ri. ofi.rr zsr stall gsfi. beet bI.i.
he a.. 4.tans milk. Ese staH
ameIt. Ibs i4c. hcfuuF = ihf 81 rifi'
.at.e5. beat pranut hotter Joe ih sff'
kraut. se &C. STAN be. i9r taaFes hfre.
Zoo. o. ioaVrs SOC. pies. Af and tHf rafi
stall 5t. pure apple cider 300 gel H
IDN.lr ~ NlnIs ~ bonn. ~. lL ~.
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TODAY 90 lba. sugar 81. Hth
order. ibs sugar. ffc. ftc pkg 'f
tea. Soc. o cans Csmphriia Haars
Stall 1913. biz gfayeF cakes. zse. it"
iaasea hot bread lsc. stall ?. EXTRA fa'r
lean bacon. zoe 10 lamb chops. ~
choice steer pot roast. Toe o. lthf
I.esit..s best milk. fse doz cans. iar
brown beans. zoe. strictly fresh ranrn
egg. ztc DOR fancy Burbank pp'aiof'
tl az delivered bars best shiir f'al
Zoe. large cans ~ Bartlett pears ~ pine
apple. IJc. pkHs shaker salt ibe f'aH
roe. haiIbul lbs. 2ac. salmon. cans
ssc. Hmelt. ihF lsc
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stalls ] a. . steer pot roast iEc ih %
fresh dressed hens uightl. iec 10. epsr"
fiba &c ib stall d. hallbuts iof ist,
herring. ibs z5c. stalls ie-i7. fresh
spinach. zoe lb.i Alaska turnipa. iha
Zoe stall o.. zoe loaYea bread. lsc
% dor cookies t0c Stall o. large Frais"
fruit Tor ssc. MIXED nuts. ibs aar
stalls Il.ft pkg Liliys flower seed nifh
each 81 grocery order. 3 zee bottles grape
juice Toe. Cold Dust 0arEe pkE3. lfe, ffa
salmon. l-ib. flat can. Zoe. gee Fh4
Quaker oats csc. iba. sugar. t5e sfall
H. local ranch serRa doz f9cs cans
WHO ItoHe milk eGc n
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ise ACRES. rirh bottom land. suitable for
grain or alfalfa. no irrigation required +.
rood main road other ronveniences
fine place fer potatoes berries. fruits
poultry, etc. good home markets FOR
everything raised. Much money has
been spent IN Improving about 20 acres
cleared and piowed Remember this
valuable property lies fine. and II To-
Gated only about ! miles from good live
railroad town. and a viii cost huvsr
nothing % SEQ tho place and investigate
fully Poorer land than this. In same
neighborhood held a. soc per acre In
raw state Plenty ~ employment ~
desired. Price for immediate sale. $3.50
but must ho all cash. Address T. O.
nor teb. Seattle
ANY ONE desiring s90-acre homestead
81 very little expense can got FUN In
formation BY calling ut G1e2 9th ave.
.
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DoN'r LOSE ANOTHER sUMMER-GET
STARTED TlttS SPRING. Let US show
you our land at Three Lakes. Suohomish
county wash. close 20 our mills, on
good roads and handy to MARKET
Prices ana terms reasonable. There sre
four auto stages and two trains daily.
good schools. store Y, II. u. phone and
prosperous neiRhbors Tracts any size
you DEAL WITH US DIRECT Write
or SEQ T. ~. MElkLEJOrS, Mar. Land
Dept. 1901 l.. g. Smith BIDS. Seattle,
Wash. THREE LAKES LUMBER co
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COPS In CONCERT

Arrangements have been made
for a concert by the police band in
the council rooms Sunday night. at
Z o'clock.
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LEGAL NOTICES
INSURANCE MEETING

The monthly meeting Of the
PUGET Sound iAfe Insurance Under
wrltoFs association will be held at
the Elks club Monday.
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HON ESTEADS

no INDIAN fsssryaii0n 10 open sse zee
ceres for settlement. fruit. timber farm
lands send a&c ~ith this al 10
wsnaiehs. twasht Daily World. Dept
W W. for fsiiabis data about this great
rrstan
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JOIN otH ALTO rx6tR-io> SUNDAY
10 OtH >GW ADDITION
MONTH END Gardens

NORTH End GARDENS
ghsrt distsnr. from Everett inisrurtan
ard Pacific hishsay. where you can
drive your produce 20 Seattle and mar.
kst Deep. rich. black and rel loan
saii. fine spftnEss big trout stream
Tisht through property.
5 acres. tgta and up iss cash. tia PET
mnnfh, Tho best ever offered IN the
Sorth Fad
acres. ore mile from b~srh. deep rieh.
level land. yisw Of SQUAD. only iseQ
t;s cash.
6 acre. rn. level. alder lard It Harper.
iiBes $50 cash. 80 per month.
AAsES a SEXTON COMPANY
f1ta First Ave Elliott tlsT
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PERSONALS

]
DANISH teuna man. ass 10y wishs. 10
meet neat working ART ttsaa years
! object matrimeny Addrss. a ~. star
I kavanaush 100 nats ices first sv
] CoNern'AfioN- method . f,th.
, tan nldE
.oHNa removed. tired. schlns
feet relieved. by foot specialist
ggb Peoples nsnk mos Even
inHs by appointment
naitimors DE WorA. suits oisaasd. ~
Nah ssIs
Miss ii.N ELL ANIcuntNu iii.s
THIRD offie.
! ron AALE- Electric siKn. Hoyal Cafe.
ga Union
MEDICAL massage. siectroiysis physi,
eiaas references 500 crazy nida NJ
asa Hours io-t.
MARoAHrr uiii.- Maniounns ana
massasins Office iie. itiih Wrist ~
RUTH MELROsE
NlhratarY treatments electric massage
sea LYON uidE rhird and James
rtRHr- CLASS hello Tor ali lines of work
Apply puhiir Employment office. nss
location. rhitd and James Main 100
SOUTH nESpe Lonesome sirl vas salt.
ing fnr you "Wednesday nisht Why not
Gomez Really wish 20 meet YOU Write
when ana where nest uoI fst. HAY
mend wash
Why 10 LiNpQrisr- LILLY snLL ~
men. suits Tor u.s. neesuss they cell
drsen NOS
EMMA IouNsoN. sosp tsAs bath, and
massssinS 10 Kenneth hotel
LADIES ssndsrson. Cotton Hoot PHI.
safe and sure cur. fot delayed periods
price o. Money refunded n remedy
fails after fsir trial Raymond Remedy
Co. zifg PA. .,
MISSES NAhEI MEAD sRd JULIA
Hp-AsssaHins And mAnicurinE OF
flee 10 itot Third svs
MRa MASON noNE -tNvALtnH AND
AGED PEOPLE ~. E MERCER
CAPITOL are
doTnlE Mi.LER- Massage. msnieurins
otnes ~ Hotel Erwin. itish Second
ave
MIDWIFE MRs ANNA wiLLriKrEs.
.LoNELr. rsspsrtahis youns workins fnan
sHs e height n. ~ In, desires aes
quaiufancs % sincere ~arhinG woman ~
near sxs and siss Protestant preferred
object. casnpanionship address 4 81
star
tadiss-tt zee rs~src posiiivsiY SUR.
snts- my great successful monthly
remedy. safely relieves sntns of ths
tsnss.i. ntost ob.tinsts abnormal cssss
In to 9 DAYS. no harm. pain o. later.
fsrsHfs 18th work Mail use paahis
stfsnxth. ttes Dr. aauthinsten Rem
.dy Co. a. Lees mas. kabsss city.
aa
wtpowEIC 9Th f-ysar.oia heY. wants
party 20 share room furnished house
VIII make good ptope.i,ien 70 n1ht
party AdArss. Atf. star
scHorr- shep method. chiropaaist isss
Weller 81
WANTED sAep, habF ahsut -
month. 60 - ysafr siihsf brF - sifi.
hoy preferred beet % ref~fsnrss Al
ar.s. A..s. star
ANA Marks
Hath. ,eisnisie mAsssE~ ~ rnion 81.
Apt y.
roR sAfr-Hs'ns md. hsnd crochet
tshY hoods Jte and nee hs=eoa
IS NJ. EinAr
nspeias.. lie. n married 40. A.. yea
tonsiy- Jnin as.tii. H.iisbi. Fri.na-
ship club Ladies' tree AaA y Evans
at rrisn. AT "
MIDDLE sAuHp LADY. sirsnssr 70 citT
~umid ifAs 70 usss ssnti~mans Mind.
lowing aisppsitina mors desirable thsn
richie. abtsss mstfimang as. hisf
uET NAHutEb Hest matrimonial pspsf
rutiishsd nlsii~d free The Coz
r~srvnfsnt Toisfe. uhia
<An Dsnelas susfsnt.~a N private.
iss-oss Private hsu. psy.
~. sna evenings --latest fsasss
nI STEVENS r ,.,s. "a. a. ,.' -
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MAIN 940O
The Seattle Star
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BUSINESS
DlREG1 TORY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any
one desiring something a lit
tic out of the ordinary in
their daily needs and requir-
ing il in a hurry. The firms
represented below make a spe-
cialty OF immediate service
and will gladly furnish any
information that is necessary
Remember. satisfaction Is.
guaranteed by every adver-
tiSer.
Just Use Your Telephone
LOON HERE-The bargain stor-. -
Occidental ave. corner Main. sells new
and second hand suits and cvsrcosts,
s4ee W. odd coats use up. psnts seo
M: hats and shoes. zee up; watches
ssc up: tools, iewsiry. Eans trunss al
-~---'S's>'rxc ;s.1Sfs aassifS6ISo
49, - y, - >~.S~~-~~S~~~~~~
ArTok>kN--Ar-LAw
Eu.s-it r. Farrell. .9s y. Y Biz Gen
srsf rrscftce. estates laws husband ana
wife consultation free Elliott ass
ADVICE FREE JOSEPH ALLEN. AT
TORSEr. - years experience; laws %
husband aud wife. property rights
rp<SJI.TATIO~ FREE Rooms fes-
sss Eii~rs Music Bitx Main iets.
JOH~ r. PkRKER fsf Lion BIDS Msiu !
s,fs IS years sxpsrtsnc- IN chicsEo
courts
go n~~si~r fswv~r.
afrIn nEIlNERN
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A steamer viii leave Seattle every
SUNDAY az 90 A. m. Tor Port Town
send direct
.stenmer Kulshan viii can AZ Fort
Townsend, horthhound saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 y m.
Points marked - are boat landings
Passengers for these points ana fnr
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements FOR LANDING
and assume an risk and liability In
mnlInE such landing. Steamers pas
.,ugrr rate does not include boat
landing charges
BaEEage liability Is limited 20
wearing apparel not 60 exceed sfnn
fnr whole ticket $50 pounds allow %,
free
steamers and schedules subject Ia
change without notice Freight re-
ceiyed daliy for all points tcNcent-
ing Tacoma named In above sched.
ulc
tickets must be purchased at tickle,
office. open from $50 a. m TO ie 90
midnight
pUGEr soUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office, Goldman Dock.
Phone. Mniu 5000
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REAL. FARM

On. 81 the best lifiis farms ~ the West
Is acrrs no hetfsf sail on earth all
CLEARED. IN cultivation. Groom house
barn chicken houses ard sheds eews
hafs. bunch 81 hogs and chickens al
Tasnm.f % machinery. -sEpn. hsEsY.
sc. Tn. location 10 fac best - maf.
ksts near schools and hish school
Price tttpt This 10 an Ideal place
snd ~erth your -hiis 60
HERMAN A EcitNnHpEn
80 i.ihsftY HiaH miro sod uninn
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s-ero.. -pansi doors. Is sizes ....... 10
same for painting - sizes only) co., %
cottage front doors .......... 7Bup|
s-piy veneer interior doors ...... 100 W
~ev rrastsnan interior doors 60. ! % up
S.w craft.nsn front doors ..... AIS up
Cottage front windows ........ $50 NJ
light transom ............. Sup
punratoR easement sash ... Sc up
Hot bed SASH tKlazsd.J a-9rs-o -
fors-9 ....ss+ .s.tssfs. 90 s-'ss W. ~
Complies inside window trim .....-. 80
compile inside door trim .......... 40
GLASS PAINTS. BUfLDTNG PAPER
AND HARDWARE. OSE-THTRD LESS
ASK FOR CATALOGUE no ~
o. y WILLIAMS co.
fasz FIRST Ave = Main 1857
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a mo BARGAIN

~ YOU want 20 york for yourself IN
the poultry business. and have a
iit,is money 20 start With rorns
over and look AZ this place ffna
tract % land cleared. fenced
improved with house and out
building. Price tfTH. terms only
$50 cash And 80 a month. Talks
tho county ferry at Madison park
direct 60 Kirkland and call at
Burke Farrars office
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ACREAGE


80 cAFu a. MONTHLY
.deai berry ana frIit land. level snd very
easily cleared handy 20 Seattle
'taEr HDI M FAftMH co COS srd Az
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REAL ESTATE

FOR HALsE-Nics s.fnnrn house. 3 5000
lots tssiff IN MhrYpiils price
titfs. term. nash urim. Asrysyiiis.
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S3I{I7H1H
#$$alA$
oepm steamer sioux. FOR sapfn
daily lroVnssnd. Williams daily
ssesft unng-ness ts~auifuf except
sunrar ard AnEsie. sgadsy
syietoria. ~. C.--rart Town.end--fsrt
Angeles
100 steamer sol Due. for saepfn
mid Port Townsend. Port daily
nipht lAnEeies and Victoria.
dany In e. Calls AZ PORT
iWnliams nungsn~ss
Iiaequinb on west
bound trip out OF
Seattle. SUNDAY, 1889
m only
i.noss not rhf at
Victoria sunday.
Tacoma Direct.
.osarn steamer. Tacoma ard ss7eHfn I
eea N Indiana faIts for Tale aeam 4
u n6am coma direct. Steamer i -iepfn /
! ospmievsrv two hours asci 2;fepm /
nfrfn single tFtn SOC round ttaepfn i
9 neprntrip. Connections ai' esepfn 4
r o0pu Tacoma eth steam sepfn /
sisprnl srs Tor Olympia Andiio sepm /
dairy shelton daily
Port Iowp.-nd--Anaeorte.-
B~iiingham.
= o5sm Steamer whaicam. osaTa
daily Tor Fort Townsend daily
srr.u, iAnacoriss and Bei-'sxespt
sunast ilinrham Sunday /
Observation-Disclosures.
. eosm st-amer CITY 81 - soprn /
u noon Everett. Edmonds-i ssopu 4
oapm Everett only 'onl saoprn /
daily SUNDAYS only ieRves'daiiy
Seattle 100 q. m. in-
stead % 700 a m
loihsr trips same as
week days
Everett -BeIiin CHAM Apacortes-
Port Townsend.
! . oopm :. :. .kuishan. Tor s'e6pn
daily Everett, Anaccrtesidaiiy
ana Beliiurham.
calls ~ Port Town.
send southbound on
San Juan Islands Nottingham.
1900 str Rosalie Tor Port oeani |
fnidn Townsend ana Rel 'TueEd'y "
Sunday bingham. via all ssn'Thur.'y
Tuesd'vJuAn Island points satur'y
Thursyl
Port Townsend Port Angeies-Ncah
HAY and Way Ports.
1890 steamer Boliinr- eopm
mtdn ut ham FOR Port Tow n-iTucsd'y n
Sunday send. Port Angeles. 'Thurs'y II
Tuesd Nesh Bay and way .satur'y n
Thurs'y ports
Fort Townsend Port Angelcs-Cres-
cent aud Way Ports.
ri 90 Str. waialeaIe. for o0pm 4
uidnht'port Townsend, Port Monday
NpndayiAnEeirs Port Crcs- lwcdnes n
wednescent. Clallam and wayFriday
FRIDAY ports.
Port Gamble iudlow-r iarIer
t.3opm steamer Puget. fcr.i .ooam 1
daily Kingston. Gamble daily
except Ludlow. ''E g % n.Iexcept II
satury FiaElcr. Townsend sunday
Evansville irondalcl II
and iladlcck
King.i"n--iIapsViiic- ludlow.
saturdays only II
. .Oopm steamer Puget FOR g:00pm Il
Kingston. Ludlow and II
Iway points III
SUNDAY Only III
.ooam steamer Puget. fnr. s.0hpm II
Kingston. Ludlow andi n
lwav points II
Hood Canal Gsmble ludlow.
oonm Str. Potlatch Tor Port e:45Rn n
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble daily
except lssnnnger and RllieNcent n
SUNDAY 'poiuts ON Hood Canal Mondv 4
A steamer win leave Seattle every
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REAf. CHEAP

REAf. CHEAP
acres on highway good locations good
house; barn; fencing. n Z. worth ft.ten
will sell n for 1850. SCHROEDER. sss
Liberty Bldg
10 ACRES suitable for poultry on auto
stage: 90 minutes from Seattle ii6a
per acre; easy terms l.. g. CHAW-
FORD. SO Sew York pifE
TWO ACRES % land. b-room cottage
$500. city water. good for garden or
chickens. Inquire at J.. y. Christensen
No IS Gorson. west 81 Columbia station.
10 ACRES ron 1850
90 CASH. 80 MONTHLY
First-elas.. level land; handy 70 Seattle
and Tacoma IN well settled district
PUGET SOUND FARMS co COS ard Az
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2 oonm str Potlatch Tor Port e:45am
daiiy Ludlow. Port Gamble daily
except I"'Rnnggr ana nlleNccnt
SUNDAY Ipoiuts on Hood Canal lMond'v
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DANISH Yeuna man. ass 10y wishes 10
meet neat working sifi ttsaa years
object matrimony Address ~. star
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ACREAGE

GOOD LAND FOR SALE
- sefss acres cleared price ftss
- ceres 1850 20 acres 1900 10
sefss ftoo 20 acres. f.Tpom haus.
ttta. hAf cash. 20 AcFes itee haif
sash
rorNn 4 nnonEnn rhan. nansfa 81
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coSerniAfioN--NsW method f,,h.
tan nldH
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.oHNa removed tired. collins
feet relieved. by foot specialist
aes Peoples nank nidx Even
- mHs BY appointment
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FARM LANDS

NY LAND nov nesf quality soil zse
fars 40 psaitia 20 acres 1900. 90
American Bank BIDS ewnsrs
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Fon sAtn- nlsoiflo slEa. hoyai cate
ga Union
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70 ACHES Man puOsgrn

dEu A'ltsS NEAR PltDSAEH
80 acres nos in wheat and looking fine
Epod house fine well water Windmill
90 90 per acrs 5000 90 cash and bal
anfa liberal terms
MitttN mos. t.ANp GO
.nl-a .nrL hnLn NM nLhE
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-18

questions injected at the psyche
logical moment.
When Mr.. Clark gets through
legislating, he will return to Hox-
lie and enter the general law
practice. He has been in the
state only six years but has built
up an extensive practice in three
or four counties around Sheridan
before he was elected county at
torney.
Up to a late hour this after
noon the tall gentleman from
Sheridan has escaped the bonds
of matrimony. In Hoxie he is
known as an old batch, although
he is neither old nor his own
cook, and if any of the eligible
girls in this town have harpoon.
ed him he is keeping quiet about
Lit.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-18
SLOAN
- A. -

Hauling is the order OF the day.
Mr.. Cooper has the roads around
Sloan in fine shape now, Hurrah
for him.
Aunt Line Daidson has been
visiting in this neighborhood for
the past two weeks.
We have had some parties late
ly. The party at Mr. Dardinsons
was largely attended.
Mr. Meth Perriman had a bush
cutting Thursday.
AP Coaker and family visited ]
! Craft and family OF near Salem,
Sunday.
We have been told that Mr,
Wheeler OF III. was in this neigh.
borhood looking for a location.
The - and "a is Brother Pay.
ster's days. Everybody come out
to hear him.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-18

Saturday with her cousin, Ger
trude Dean Franklin.
The musical Satur day at Mr..
Lawson Franklin's was enjoyed 10y
everyone present.
Walter Love has moved to his
fathers home.
Miss Glenn Carter was the guest
of friends and relatives last week,
in Marion.
Kay Alley of Lola attended the
Musical Saturday evening.
Claude Mahan is visiting with
his aunt, Miss Martha Barnes.
Little Franklin Allison has been
i'll for sometime and is no better
at this writing.
Mr.. ] II Price and family were
the guests Saturday night OF Mrs.
l.. l.. Price and daughters.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-18
SEVEN SPRINGS
DELAYED from last Neck J

Ben Belmear of Ku,,awa passed
through this vicinity last week.
He is arranging TO move from Kut
,awa to this place.
Miss Bee Bennett and sister, OF
Dycusburg were visiting their sis.
ter Mrs. Ross Guess OF this place
last week.
Agents are plentiful in this sec
ton and some are meeting with
good deal OF success.
M. l.. Patton aud Earl Bell were
in Marion Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Charles and wife OF
Marion have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs James Brashcr recently.
Robt Guess is no better. DR.
Hayden OF Salem is attending him.
Misses Nina and nellie Campbell
visited their sister, Mrs. Ada As.
bridge near Elm Grove last week
Bird Hughes was in this section
last week buying poultry.
Earnestine, the little one year
old child OF Mr. and Mrs Earnest
Campbell, who has been in deli
cate health is rapidly improving.
Julius Mckinney sold a fine lot
OF hogs in Kuttawa Saturday.
See Francis Dooms for photo.
graphic work.
We would be glad to have Bro
Their Gibbs to come back to Seven
Springs again and preach for us
as we love his interesting sermons.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-18
COTTAGE GROVE
DELAYED from last week.

DELAYED from last week.
Health is good in this vicinity at
this writing.
Mr.. Bill Heath and family have
moved in the house with his aunt.
Miss Clarice Heath for a short
time.
Messrs Orlin and Thomas Hol-
eman we're in Weston last Monday
evening.
Miss Mamie Hughes spent last
week with Mrs. c. w. Grady,
while Mr.. Grady made a business
trip to Evansville.
Mrs. Flossie Hughes and chill.
dren visited Mrs. Mat Robinson
last Monday.
Mrs. Otis Hughes was in Marion
Tuesday shopping.
Miss Reeta Rankin visited in
Fords Ferry last week.
Mrs. Agnes Beard and daughter
Miss Denzil went to Sturgis last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Claude Franks spen, Thur
sday with Mrs. S. {. Holeman.
Miss Ina Holeman spent Friday
night and Saturday with her cousir
Miss Edwina Rankin.
Mrs. s. c. Holeman spent Tue
sday evening with Mrs. Anna LOT
ton.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-18
Former Citizen Of MARION
Attains Prominence

The Topeka Daily State Jour-
nal says: Sheridan county is
represented in the House by a
Kentuckian, who, being a Ken
tuckian, is naturally a Democrat.
He was County Attorney Of Sher-
idan up to and including the day |
before he started to topeka as i
representative, one job almost
overlapping onto the other. ".
II. Clark is the name Of this law
yer person, and the reports indi-
cate that his election by a small
margin occurred in a Republican
county. However, the extra
dozen or so whose votes sent him
to represent the county should be
satisfied with their work, as he
has shown ability in his new job.
His principal activities have been
along legal lines, in which he is
particularly Efficient and his
legal ability may be due to his
early training. Back in Kentuc-
Ky he'studied law in the same
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grace and elep ance of a schoo
teacher decorating Christina
tree not with long, time killing
speeches, but with the pertinen
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