The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-27
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sick for several days
Dee Henry lett Sunday for
Dawson Springs to spend few /
days.
Miss Lucae Winston, Of Ful- /
ton IS visiting Mrs. Bailey Hud-
dlestOn.
z. l.. King and wife. of Union
CRY. spent Sunday with ) NJ
Naifeh and wife.
Miss Jane Binford left Monday
for Halls, Brownsville and Ripley
TO visit relatives.
Miss Ella Monan left Monday
for ten days visit at Browns
Willie and Memphis
Mrs. e. G.. Sehlenker left Tues
day for Eaton, Ohio, to visit her
mother, Mrs Kline
T. H. Huddle~ton and son, of
Fulton, are visiting their son, T.
lludLestou, and wife.
Miss Martha Moore left Tues
day TO visit her aunt. Mrs. Anne
Smith, OF lIodgensville, ny.
Miss Theresa Tally. of Union
City, has returned home after a
visit to Mrs Bailey Huddleston.
Mrs James McPheeters has re-
turned home after visit t. her
mother, Mrs. Bugg, of Bardwrl.
Mrs. Joe Bryant. Of Memphis,
returned home Sunday after "a Wis
it TO her parents, Al Chichester
and wife
Misses Florence Cloar and
Evmgeline Glover, of Union City,
returned home sunday after
short visit 10 Miss Bess Choate.
Roy Kmnberlin Misses Kate and
Beatrice Corum and Lucille Lett,
OF Greenfield Tenn, mOtored Ov-
er and spent Saturday and sun
day with Miss May Briggs.
Mrs. w. \. Johnston and chill
drcu are visiting relatives at
Brownsville. Tenn. Next week
she viii leave for leg To
spend several days with an Old
school mate.
Carl Townsend, assistant cash
Ter Of the Bank OF Shaw, (NllSs.,)
arrived here Monday to visit his
father, y y. Townsend, and 9th
er relatives. Carl has been a
way two years
Roger Burrus is visiting his
sister, Mrs Jim Moss. OF Dumas,
Ark, and friends in Memphis.
ID. G.. Corlm, of Dumas, Ark,
returned home last week for a
visit to his family.
j. III. Russell returned Monday
from a visit with his brother at
/ Harrisburg, Pa. and mother in
East Tennessee. lie also spent
a few days IN Washington and
saw Congress in action.
a fine girl arrived at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. W. +. Rennen-
berg Sunday morning. Any UNI
usual variation in the Doctors Or
binary pursuit of happmess-sueh
as loud talking, the purchasing of
clothing of more ample proper
tons, ete.-will be easily under
stood in the light of present IN
formation.
Misses Jane Binford, Celeste
Roberts, Thelma Baltzer, Anna
Lynn Dodds and Camille Barrett
entertained Friday evening at
the home of Miss Binford. Punch
WAS served as the guests arriv-
ed. Music and dancing were en-
Joyed. Cream and cake were
served Those present were
Misses Brownie Blow, Mary and
Esther Holland, BeSs Choate, Bet
tie Louise Curtin, Helen Tyler,
Carrie May Reid, Annie Lee
Brown, Emma and Sarah Doug
lass, Lydia Harrison, Virginia
Crane; MeSsrs. Dee Mcneil, Jack
Murphey, Pete Leibovitz, John
Harper, Henry Cowgirl, Carl Tai
II, VIII Osburn, Gus Alexander,
Edward Prather, brewery Bondu-
rant, Clyde Perry, Jim Briggs, OIL
ney johnson, Jim Lee Pickett,
Ben Walker, Sam Barry, Harry
Crane, Ben Briggs, Roy journey,
Clarence Reed, Brantley Turpin
and Ed Rice Out of town
guests: Misses Florine Cloar and
Evangeline Glover, of Union City,
Elizabeth Conley, of Corydon,
Ky, Misses Bessie Ruth Moore.