Crittenden record-press., 1916-03-02

AShRNNN NhafhNAANs
A campaign for 100000 for an
auditorium In Louisville. was launched
with three hundred business and pro.
fessional men making canvass for
funds.
DR.. Hiram Arnett. So years old. died
at his home In Woodford County fol.
lowing a protracted illness. Dr Ar
nett was a soldier OF Morgan's com.
mand. Burial was made in the LeI.
ington cemetery.
A fourth marriage for both bride
and groom occurred In the case Of the
marriage Of W. T. Crawford. i6 years
old. Of upshur County. West Virginia.
TO Mrs. Eliza J. Fugate. i3 years old
OF whitesburg.
Farmers In the section near Mt
O!iyet sustained heavy losses from a
recent sudden change In the weather.
some losing % per cent Of their lambs
II was caused principally from the
ewes wandering from shelter.
A barge OF the Pl,,sburg Coal Co.
containing 10000 bushels OF coal. was
wrecked OF the rocks below the Ohio
river dam at Louisville. after being
mysteriously loosed from It's moorlngs.
The loss was abou, $4,000.
March marked the closing OF the
seasons tobacco market at Carlisle.
Margaret Drake. negress, il5 years
old and reputed to be the oldes, wom.
an In Kentucky. died a, her homo in
Woodford County.
Al a mass meeting Of citizens a,
Mayheld. In which a Commercial Club
was organized. a sum OF 5000 was
raised within ten minutes, with which
to employ the services Of a secretary
for the FIRST year.
A few hours following the death o,
Henry Quisenberry. at Winchester. a
telegram was received by the family
announcing the sudden death In More.
land. Mo, Of Garret Kinney. a lifelong
friend and groomsman at the wedding
OF Mr.. Quisenberry.
Alleged free use Of money IN the
last election In Pike County was call.
% TO the attention OF the grand fur,
By Judge John ,. Bullet. in his charge
to the Jury and the body was directed
to make a sweeping investigation OF
the charge OF irregularities.
Following the suggestion OF judge
Henderson Ia the Circuit Court Al
Madlsonyille, the grand Jury Is In.
Sestieaiing charges that a number of
society women of tha, city have been
playing cards including ave hundred
bridge and ouehre ;or prizes
Foriy'ninc years Of continuous Pc.
vice for Uncle Sam Ia record o.
which TO be proud, but Ru,hri
Birchheld Hayes svibdal bas ju., ,
'igned the pos,otioo a, osbora,
IN the Ken,ueky.virginia line. g.
ale long. uninterrupted
E county or1clals In various parts O,
the state viii ask the two Senators 10
vote for the Shaokel'ord road bill.
which passed the House and provides
Tor 100000 year for road building in
Kentucky
Joseph T. Hall. an iron peddler. Of
Louisville, AMI his daughter Geneva
are dead and Mrs. Della Hall probably
fatally wounded as a result Of a pistol
dual between the Halls. In which
several shots we're fred across the
iamily supper table.
The famous Union County railroad
suit first court action. which began
more than foTy.hye years ago. was
ended last week when siOO 900 was
paid over to Lille r. Preston. who has
'arried on the litigation to recover on
railroad bonds Of the county begun by
leT husband
Mrs. Payton Kincheloe. OF near
greensboro, has Just completed a gown
made OF point lace. which she had do.
'igned and made. The work required
years time to complete and was
lone entirely with a needle. II is
'alued at 1900 and had been ordered |
BY a Chicago Arm.
Charged with peddllng and boot. |
egging In defiance Of the Government
mss Evalyn Hall, Of Boones Fork
lear Whi,esburg. was bound over 20
he United States District cour, ,o-
Eastern Kentucky. She executed bond
" $500, and was permitted to return
o her home.
Providing for a $4,000 approprla.
ION Tor a site and erection OF a new
lossofiee at Russellyills. Representa-.