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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Nleu Danuittiac.

aiebenhapn ste Suni. - SpIfe
Srlo9s9uiter, iom blep reooet /
9toroIisen al Ifanbinapiife Tampere,
bctcgner Snifcrnes Sab / Sipilaget
lonn iorfnrbcIiat. 1T itprre INITIAL
al Wonolfabet paa arpbieren "8ies-
BADEN" % enoel fra Here tpife Cor
peoobanhc cr blet reooet pa bragt til
&%lsbenhaun. Se fortTller, at mnn-
&C al oere3 admerutcr brof Sicpuno
% blep uonuittige o. boppebc / Sip-
eli, citer at oe / 36 elmer haooc
ilnbt omfring paa Slater ilben NAB
cIler Sriffe.
&c iortrllcr, at flere tpifc Sprpe-
oobnabe % nlinoit Ell llnoerpanos-
baab bIep iprpnet al brittle @rana-
ter % gif thumbs siebIiffclia.
2ia al baobe tpife % brittle Or.
loNamotroicr ~bc9Drlbcr nj at lfnllc
ilono pon Sen ipbifc &citfplt.
SfibSfaotciner, ionn netop er iilb-
fonlmet til ,fanbinapiifc Sopnc ira
Niterilecn. iortTucr, at Sc itorc M
lie arpoicrc, iom / lGn9ere Sib bar
opcrerct longS &piten al alIrlalo /
Nrrbeben al Niga, Tor fort Sio iioell
ioriuonbt ocrira, oa at Ell itor Gifa-
Ore al tuifc Se%'iroperS, loln bar "a
irlllierct ~uoenior Sen tnifc Giteriip-
fpit. life por at ie / belle iorrige lllc.
Spilfet nItionimen trber pna, at IN.
lfcrne hopbc iarnlet oft. hpoo Ser cicr
% hor. irr Set itorc %nlfctag uoe /
NoroGeen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

osocS Slc, 20 oeoc al llomoticlic.
% oct par bare ioopiot Vi oar iltono
III al berge DC andre lem. "a Vi
1T Dem omboro, bar Oct bare ioopiot,
De bar iltonb til al mlriIe oiSie Gro:
sra Sborf - 9if unoer -
Slog!" Get bite iis. al De baooe
o@rct omboro paa ocn ienfeoe brI-
tilfc Geltroper "Sharf"."
Otter lom man iaar i~iI0iteroiae.
re S%plpsninser ON, bpao iom eif
Tor Zig noe / Noroiisen / Ntibtcn al
'orriae ltee. iorouiter Den Tesii.
mlame, lom ira lsrit al aioroe Jig
8~lpIoenoe hos oct brittle SoIf.
Set pi'er Jig M, at Srlterne life
bar anoet at befIogc ii9 oper, END at
Sp'terne isrit bIep lprbigc til at
leioc inc belt mi2uiienOe Seier5.
melotnaer no oper &eroen, o. at oct
brittle Iomlroliteta lerIte Weooelcl=
lc par ufiattet / iao ioriigtige 10
trpt, at 6olf Ipltc mellem 2inierne
ct a'giort britiif Neoerlag. ga laa
pl'cr bet Jig tpertinIob at pere Ell
Seir laa betporingaii,lb, at fanifc
Den pil fommle til at betegne ct %en-
oeplinft / belle ariQen, ifriper "Iorn-
ing Bots liemilitTre Wcoorbcioer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Slooise 5treifoptoier

Seattle, @aib., Den 3oie SUM-:
:. 6. Sugbes ira Sos Nnseles,
Gal, ser bar beifiGitiset paa NiiI.
rcufeebanens 9rpege beriteos, bleu
i 9tat liusiarlig iaaret al ct &euol.
ucrIfub, oa en- Slot itreifenoe Brig.
gearbeioere bepPbneoe meo Heuol.
pcre ioretog ct Inereb poa eft Eaf-
gi;s, bpori ilere arbeioere laa %
ior. en- anoen arbeioer fom osiaa
a.uorIiet tilifaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Wprifc % bnnifc &uinSer Eienpioncr
til Sislaact.

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Crlo9@mutroler, lonn h0uoe lcet i'm
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ltllot - n'iprc i'm lloltc &dlon,
iDct bans Sfib 9tf mnber, blcp req
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oen oarltc Somptr "%ibur" OF plci-
ci al noritc % oalitc Su1epleicrifer,
'om troi I'll at uTre onlborb paa
bette Sfib. elsie Spsepleieriter
onia9c$ ni upre be eneite apinber,
iom nogehihIoc har uUret Gienpio.
ner til IT tort SisiIaN.
nj pnr ON Snsbaa Gltermiboaa
paa Heiie ira &iobcuhnpu til Con.
oon" lprirIer en- Al sc norite "a.
mcr. IA VI pllibiclia op0oacbe Ell
Sc0pclincr I~uPuenbc oucr o. % Ser.
e'ter hertc Srsn AZ ipIre a~anoner.
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ubc / N~ori5onten inbhpllche / Slam.
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Mosic %ra99oba. bporiblanot Vi
lnnbt : Wtpno f~lpnsenoc iia til Ell
Seie, nc0ena &unbreber al Zig ilso
rnnot onlfring.
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ilpbenbe Miner itpreoe aaptcineu lit
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Aelicren er tilireoS.

Nmiierbam ihe Suni. - Or
Suortclelrom ira aeiicr @IIhelm
pod CT >ptsnifnIu92ielNrem / Nm.
Looming "por ilsgaaenOe SlonotS
Slimrellbe Seir opcr Ell me0et opcr.
le9en engellf Sla9ilaaoe" blep op.
lpit / Den preiiiife %anooas al @rep
Shmcriu.
"Meo eoer telegraiereoe aci-
ieren cr iea holt ouer Dor mag.
iiae Slaabe. iom pcb bcnnc %coriii
hor gooigiori. al ocn fau hanIc Oh
nleo Ell langt opcrlcgen Slenoc."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
UYe Oonationer.

Neip Dorf, Den 4oe SUM: "&octe'
teller General GOncation Board"
bar ibas ioretaset Here me iona.
t;pller til iorifieaiee SplpsningSan.
ltaIter runbt ON / 2anSet. Siliam.
men beIsb bisie @aper Jig til $3.50.
$50.
Zen lieriie enfeltc Donation par
S250,000 til llniperiitetet / ct.
Scnis. HocfiorS College / Hoefioro,
III, iii $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Snifernce Sab uacr.

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9IOmIralitct oiicntliggioroc lOol FOL
Qcnoc MeooeIcllc:
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rc nleo DC bslerc Grllcerer, lon Del
log, o. a'lattet Ell r%ulollGnoig Hap
port, oil etbucrt Soriog pnn at alpc
en- 0ttnllerct Mcobclclic ON SieIlo.
get NnrbMcen pUrc %'prhnltet. Men
NcnlItotcrnc Ii90er flare / Iugen.
%or tore Slauoc fonn / Serering
nlco 0ell tultc iIsaonenbe Slanbe
aloItcn holp lire SnSbog GitcrmiO-
0ng ncn Site Niui. &c leocn0e Sfi-
bc / sc TO Slnd6cr ucbllgchoIbt ell
hertil Stamp, hpori Slugfrpblerne.
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tlIhprcnoc miuorc Tnrteier ollie tog
ufiiu Gel.
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brittle Tloabe fpm irc1l. to9 oct ben
finn ell fort Sio at tpinlc ben tnlfc
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itntte0e ~TSaruunoc. Tcmnc Wnneprc
bleu muIig puo @run0 Al Sna0ebis
~ SfibeneS panb9roo ,Surpe, flint
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bc02pia at fonmlc / Nercrll1 nleb
M~noltnlocrne.
Bore Sftbe 'ortiottc ,SorislacIleu
inbtil Merfets Srembrilb, oQ oct Inf.
fcbe$ pore Seitroncr@ at uoiere mleo
Ncl6 ct Nnareb puu Sicn0cn / %sbct
al Natten.
Otter at IomiraI Sir ,Sohn Self
coc hou0e orepct Slen0cn hicmoper,
uenbtc hon tiIbnle Ill SfucpIuoleu
Tor NopcollaNcl FOR at lsNc c'tcr itu
oc0c Stibe. Neb Mibooaatlb nTltc
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Hart. at ser life par mere at 0iprc,
hporIor ban ucnotc tllbnQc til i'm
Voli@, 100 Wtil bprte. LOS lin SIuu.
&c Jnoin9c I'm a~itlioripnina % bar
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after pnrnt I'll at 'tiffc tilhnus.
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9lort rcoc ror, ~ Der CT iltct mere
hoerfen al trrffc ira euer ipic til.
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'ou lei at bcitenmC. NJ Sen Spga-
ne. Sc hur meobclt %eroen. cr iolit.
er ool ~iIffcrt, % ri fan life cllOni
fonnc til Den pirfeliec Snnpbeb.
Men etter De litrc SpInallirger. iom
dlICrcoe or % bIct nleboclt. nUrcr
T~omlrolltctCt inlcnlomhclii Spil
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obioIut
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N ontnAe. at Sultcrue@ Cab inobe
iotter 10 SloGltibc, 10 Greaonou9ht.
fruolerc Al Ben nueite % fraitieite
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>cttruNlcr Al "Rolroct Srpeu. Get
trpoicrcn Srnucnlob". 9 Scitroner@
"a Ell llu0erunnN*booN"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

alebcnhnpn ibc Nni. Ser
8anr / MambrrQ Nratcr ont al Tor.
l'oen Sc Sab. ipm er opgipct I oen
tuItc oiiiciellc NieoheIelic. cr oaiaa
10 onorc ltore mite AriQsitibe gooet
UNDER / Sieilnaet / Nor0iieen. uem.
liz Slog'tibet "S%SeitiaIen" o. Slag-
trpo'ercn "$nt6oiu". CSicl9c Ell
trnnoles MelniuQ ira Berlin itoI oct
iuitc T%onlrolitet hare innremmet
Sabct a. "~gSeli'oleu".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

Granger 2e en- Ssmaifins? ~Sus.
pcuuen" cr ioa goo Joni s,osen auben
Spnaifihe Ill Sen bobbeiie EriS.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-29
DYCUSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Markie Fletcher
Of Vicksburg have been guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Martin for
the past week
Clifton Cassidy has returned
to Paducah after visiting relatives
here for several days.
Mr.. John Griffin and little
daughter, Viola, are guests Of
Mrs. Mamie Champion of Pa
ducah.
Clyde Boai returned from
Cairo Saturday.
Miss Fredrica Clement Of In
dianapolis is the guest of
Mrs. W. B. Groves.
Mrs. Robt. Scott Of Helena Ar
kansas is visiting her brother. ].
A. Graves.
Mrs. Herman Martin and sis
ter, Miss Mary Eta were guests
Of relatives near Vicksburg Tues
day.
Miss Margaret Clements re
turned fyom Kuttawa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Aiken of
of Paducah were guests of DR..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Graves Sunday.
Mr.. andMrs. Trenton Patter-
son are guests Of Mrs. I. d.
Ramage.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Bennett
were guests of Mrs. Martin AS
bridge near Elm Grove Thurs
day.
Misses Helen. Laura and Ida
Graves of Paducah are the
quests of their uncle j. A.
Graves.
Miss Lena Paulie Of Hopkins
vile is the guest Of her aunt
Mrs. L. X. Jeffords.
Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Bennett
were in Fredonia shopping Sat
: urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian vosier Of
Kuttawa spent Sunday with his
{ mother, Mrs. Virginia Vosier.
ii Mrs. Rosa Simmons and little
s daughter. Josie Mae Of Sikeston
!, Mo. are visiting relatives IN
J. town.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-29

Mrs. NJ. c. Sutherland and son
of Kappa, III. arrived Monday o
visit relatives.
Cleaning, pressing and repair
ing. Agents for the White Swan
Laundry. Best in town. All
work called for and delivered
Huffman & Cook. jenkins Bldg.
Virgil Collin, the six weeks
old babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Hodge of this county died June
29h, and was buried at the
Love grave yard Tues, the 9th.
Mrs. Hodge is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, R. H. Thomas.
Mrs Julia Stephenson TIE ven
cradle mother Of J. E. Stephen
son with whom she lives is crit
ically i'll at his home on the Ere
donia and Dycusburg road, Rusl
Stephenson sOr who lives her,
was called to See her monday.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-29

pital at Paducah was found TO be
suffering from an abscess on the
arm, A lot Of pus was let out
and he returned home Saturday
much improved. Providence En-
terprise.
The following citizens of Black
ford attended court here Tues
day: Messrs. Geo. S. Woodson.
Len Phillip, S. F. Woodson, E.
R Robinson, Charles Barry,
John Mayes, Roy Num-, F. NJ.
Brightman, j. B. Thurman, Lee
Philpot, w. N. Hughes. ALERT
Clark. Freeman Order, Enoch
Brinkley, Mrs. John West, Mrs.
jim West and Mrs. Minnie Dill
back.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-29
Card OF Thanks

We wish to express our deep
est heart felt thanks to our dear
friends who were so ready and
willing to lend a helping hand
during the sickness ard death of
our dear father. MAY Gods
blessings rest on each one of you
isour prayer. Mrs. Hugh Car
ter and sister.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-29

Ne are now prepared to han
die fresh meats, vegetables. and
fruits Of all kinds, give US an or
der. Babb Bros
Miss Lemah James, OF Louis
vile arrived Saturday to be the
guest o. her grand parents Mr..
and Mrs. l.. II. James.
Miss Florence Harris will yisi,
Miss nellie Walker this week be-
Ifo returning u her home at
Coycoa.
We get cold storage meat,
shipped in refrigerator car, and
have q new sanitary refrigerator
TO keep il in. Telephone Ne.
/ 1852 -Babb Bros
Henry Tlnsley is in Marshal
county looking a-'er the Tinsley
plantation on I,Ine,see rive
near Gilbertsyille.
James Adamson Of Cridel
visited relatives here Monday
returning home IN the afternoon
DR.. J. d. Threlkeld and wifi
have returned from Dawso'
Springs and are attending III,
Chau,auQua this week.
FOR SALE for barbecues picnic
and graveyard cleanings ia
weather goat. $3.50 each
5. NJ. jenkins
Kisses Florence and Shell,
| Harris arrived from Corycon t
visitthei sister Mrs. +. ". Num-
during ChauiauQua.
Rev, 7. c. Newman left Non
day for Madisonville to assis
Rev. Hugh Watson in a pro,ract
ed meeting.
The Wilson Hill farm is posteI
no hunting allowed. Trespasser
are warned TO keep off.
Effe Wilson jenkins.
Mrs. II. Dexter Daniels, 0
east Marion. on Depot street
= purchased a 1919 model Ford,
of the G. W, Abel agency la:
/ week.
; FOR SALE-76 acres Of land o
; Mcrganheld road near Baker IN
t der wire fence, 10 acres cleare
and sowed in clover and grast
S. NJ. Jenkin
OF Miss Mary Dell Woods of S
Louis, Mo. arrived Friday for
visit to her grandparents. Nj
and Mrs. Dave Woods.
l.. Palm Beach suits, kool clotl
at Sl.99. at Lotto Tins'ey TER.
Mrs. W. II. Ward will lea'
?. Friday for Marion to visit Ia,
Ie parents and attend Chautauql
'e Sturgis News Democrat.
J. L. Dean Of Charline W
~ a pleasant caller here Monda
He is much pleased with his ne
IN home and surroundings.
A. China silk waist 30 cen
q. Crepe De Chine waist $500,
% Sl.99. Bargain in silk waist,
kinds. at Lottie Tinsley Terry
is Former state Senator p.
j. Maxwell Of Ardmore 0klahol
~ arrived here Saturday morni
to visit his old home.
Of L. II. Holtsclaw who has b,
It's quite III for several weeks
nix now better and able to be
and about the house.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-29


Muslin underwear sale, bar
gains at Lot;ie Tinslsy Terrys.
Mrs. W. W. Sloan Of Leitch.
field Ky. is the guest OF her
father, Mayor, Geo. w. Stone,
on South Main street, during
Chautauqua.
FOR SALE THE best brood mare
in Crittenden county, ," 10 year
old.
S. NJ. jenkins.
Archie Davidson, wife and son
of Keota Oklahoma arrived this
week to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Davidson.
Just received a sample line
new wooden skirts S.. 90 and s.. 90
to 20 at $500 skirt sale at Lottie
Tns.ey Terry's
/ Mrs. c. B. Ellis ard LITTLE son
! Cecil Verne, of Salem are guests
of her mother Mrs. N. E. Croft
on South Main street.
/ FOR SALE matched team go ng
horse aud mare 2 and 8 s. airs
old.
s NJ. jenkins
). A. Num- an aged and high.
Is respected citizen OF Applegate
section was here Tuesday visit
ing his daughter Mrs. 7. A. Fra.
GER
See US Tor seed potatoes.
Morris and Son.
best candy IN town p Rudolph &
Bauer's. Fresh every week. If
/ Mi SEES Graham, Catherine " hit,
of Helena Ark. arrived Thurs
day to visit their grand parent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Woods oil
college street,
Mrs. Charline Davis Of Ere
donna who has b en- the guest o
! Mrs. Hooper Bateman for III
past week has returned home
-Sturgis News Democrat.
Mrs. +. NJ. Durham and it'll
daughter, Lois, will leave Thurs
day for Marion to visit her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hub
bard. - Sturgis News Democrat
Just received % dozen new OF
candle and yoile waist to g, q
80 ard 80 cents. large collars
ne est of nifty STYLES, at I. I'll
Tirsley Te'rys.
, Mrs. W. +. Cox and son. "
5 Z. Jr. OF Fre,onia are atteu'iin
g Chautauqua this week md ar
r guests Of her parents, Mr.. an
n Mrs. J. NJ. McChesney on Bel
vile street,
q Mrs. Annie Wells of Columbl
, Ky. who was the guest of h
q cousin. Mrs. James Paris, is no
visiting in Union county but w
return here enroute home pro
3. ably next week.
N FOR SALE.-Tw farms, one0L
|, acres near Cravne, and one
acres near Repton, well II
s. proved. easy terms w.
"A Weldon. Marion R. R. 2 Ky
DR.. Edward Davenport a
wife Of Hampton came ov
en- Thursday to visit her parents,
is Z. Threlkeld and wife. Nj
up Davenport remained over to
tend Chautauqua.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-29
We will bond you.
order & Woods

We will bond you.
order & Woods
Miss MARION c, I'd , has
turned from Evansville
Money to loan on farms at Z
per cent Geo. NJ. order
Mrs. ". c. Bond Of Roseclaire.
III. is the guest Of Mrs. o. S.
Denny for the Chautsrqla
FOR SALE new section honey
as strained no
$. NJ. Jenkins.
Josie Paris and Mrs WillSull-
erger. last week returned 70 their
home in CarsvilIe Susday
FOR SALE Splendid saddle
ard driving horse
S. N. jenkins.
Miss Shelly Harris Is the
guest Of Miss Sarah Woo5s on
College street
w. I Black ard Roy Cook
went 20 Princeton Thursday on
official business
Mrs. Bond otPrincston arrived
thi. week 70 be the guest Of hei
sister. Mrs. Gus Taylor
Can,aIoupss and water melon:
on ice at all times, at Babb Bros,
DR.. ]. d. Threlkeld and wit,
left Thurs. for Dawson Springs
to spend a few days.
| Ifyou want the best loin, por
ter house or round steak, W.
have il. Babb Bros.
j. O. Graz Of Salem was int b,
city Monday to attend the funer
al Of his uncle Lucian Miles.
White felt duck MILDLY hats a
~ cents, at Lottie Tinsley Terry
]. B. Ford one Of the Pine,
sections leading men and hes
citizens was here Monday.
My land is posted all trespas
sers are warned to keep of. N
hunting allowed.
]. Mac Walker.
E. /. Mum of rodney was
visit r here Monday was the "
est Of his daughter Mrs. c. "
Lamb.
Mr.. j. r. Bell, wife and bah.
of Evansville Ind. who were Il
guests Of Jas. Paris and Wi
have returned home.
The next chicken feed order "
make try our mixed chicken fee
you will get the best. Marie
Milling Co. Incorporated.
Mrs. Isabel Howcrton and h
sister. Miss Margaret, Of Fir
Ndonia artguests of friends he
during Cbautauqua.
Mrs. j. A. Farris, Of Salem
the guest Of her brother. DR..
d. Threlkeld and is attendi
Chautauqua.
RECEPTION" a coffee
quality. with an aroma all
own Try Il and you will tina
Nu'. ASHER & LAMB,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-29
we have a full
line Of DR.. LeGear'S
stock and poultry
Remedies, one for
every durable all
ment.
Sod on a guaran-
tee by Haynes and
Taylor Druggists.

Rev. E. J. Simpson, colored,
pastor Of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church here. was sig
nally honored last week by hav-
ing the Master of Arts conferred
upon him by the A. & NJ. College
of Huntsville. Ala. DR.. Simpson
is one of the leading divines of
his church in the south. .-Proyi-
dence Enterprise.
President Wilson has denied
the request of Lieut.. Robt. Fay
that he be deported to Germany
rather than be taken to the fed
eral penitentiary at Atlanta u
serve his eight years sentence
for conspiring to destroy steam
ships carrying munitions of war to
shipped the entente allies. -
Kentuckian.
]. E. duck Stephenson sends
US from his old FlaArille Bennett
farm on Livingston creek neal
Free Betty ford a sample Of
his clover red top and timothy
crop'of which he has thirty five
acres in one field and some of |,
FIVE feet high. This field hal
been cultivated in corn almos
ever since the war closed so W,
are informed.
Sergeant John E. Roberts, o
Company F, former section fore
J man Oh the I. c., who wa
. thought to have rheumntism
was examined at the |. c. hol
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-29

Miss Georgia Newman o f
Lamar, Mr.. who has been the
guest Of her father Rev T. c..
Newman, on Salem street for
five weeks left Tuesday for her
home
Nathan Maynard an aged
citizen Of the Midway section
diei Saturd ay and was buried
Sunday at the Love graveyard.
An obituary will appear in rex
weeks paper.
j L Stewart wife and son,
Charlie were guests Of relatives
in Desnwood section several
days the past week on account Of
the illness and death of her faith
err L. R. Hill.
Save the trouble of making
two GO l. ~ GIVING US your or
der for groceries along with your
fresh meat order. We have
Heinz canned goods. Bab5
Bros
Misses Mamie Porter and
Grace Brown are guests of rela.
tiyes and friends during the
Chsutsuqua. They are at pre-
sent guests Of Mrs. E. H Porter
on Bellville street
". E Todd Of Piney is serv
ing on the Petit jury this week
which is pretty hard on him a,
MS children and grandchildren
o. Springfield, His, are nov
guests at his home.
Mrs. J. |, Clement has return
, ed home from the Walker SAM
tarium where she went TO
treatment and underwent al
, operation. She was not bene
flied as much as she and her fam
lily had hoped for.
: Graveyard cleaning will b
I held at Crooked Creek Saturds,
e July Srd. Come prepared t
. work, bring tools and dinner L
spend the day. We will hav
services in the afternoon, j. R
Postleweight, committee.
Homer Paris and wife o
Evansville Ind. who were tn
guests Of his mother, Mrs j. A
&c. Pickens and sisters Mis-
4. Josie Paris and Mrs. Will Sullin
I ger last week, returned to thei
home in Evansville Sunday.
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Apackage of DR..
lie Gears Poultry
Powder to the first
June Bride.
Haynes * Taylor.

Mrs. Clara Carnahan has pur-
chased of the G. W. Able agency
a Dodge car of 1916 pattern,
which arrived Sunday, her son
Douglas and Mr.. Able drove thr-
ough from Tolu where the car
arrived by boat.
Ira M. Sutherland of Phoenix,
Arizona arrived Monday after
noon to visit his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sutherland, after an
absence of three years in the
west. He is in fine health.
White silk corduroy skirts, 81
skirts at S2.49. Children's EN-
broidered dresses at half price
Muslin underwear. Kao corsetl
at a reduced price. Hat flower
at a fire sale sale price. Com,
early. get choice. at Lottie Tins
ley Terrys.
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FARM L0ANS--0n long time,

The following gentlemen from
in and around Shady Grove were
here Monday attending Circuit
Court and Chautauqua here this
week, e. B. Lamb. ". P. Joyce,
NJ. G Mcdowell, Ernest Nc.
Dowell, Ernest Nc Come !,
Clarence Boyd, DR., JEFF D. Nc
Connel and the Hon. Robt. E.
Togery.
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daily mail. It was there that !
learned of the proposed meeting of
the Santa Rosa Growers association
to be held at the town hall little
later in the day.
At the hour appointed for the
meeting of the Growers association
went over to the city hall, to find
that about fifty interested farmers
had already gathered there and were
discussing various agricultural ques-
lions. The crowd continued to n
crease until the hall was well nigh
filed with people from all parts of
the peninsula, all greatly interested
in the proceedings. Various ques-
tions Of vital interest to the growers
came up for a share of the discus
sion. A telephone line to connect
with Freeport, Melville or Camp
Walton was discussed quite freely. It
was agreed that after some addi-
tional correspondence should be ex-
changed the line would be built, eth
er by some connecting company or by
the association. Then the question
of transportation to and from Santa
Rosa came up for discussion. It was
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nary weekly meeting of the farmers
of the peninsula was quite a pleas
ant surprise to me, as was also the
interesting discussions of the various
topics of interest to the people Of the
colony.
I learned that Santa Rosa is col
ony of about 1000 people, and that
there isn't negro of any sort on
the entire peninsula. It is strictly a
white colony and one of the most
industrious colonies in the whole
country. The people gathered here
are mostly from Canada, though 1
was informed that every European
country except Turkey, and twenty
four states of the union are repre-
sented among the citizenship.
I was royalty entertained at the
hotel by Mr.. A. B. Cessna, or "Bert.' =
as he is more Familiarity called bv his
many friends. 1 took my meals at
the Mortenson Cafe, one of the best
in the country. 1t is located in the
heart of town and is owned and OPP
Grated by Mr.. A. Mortenson and fam
lily. He is Norwegian of the high
ly cultivated type, and his family