Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-11-15
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1'hs the mon y Of November and
during this November month many and
variois Il inxs may transpi e.
The election in various parts Of the
State has already passed of very
quietly. so far As we know, and the
people are very well satisfied with the
results.
The national Thank sgivlng lay will
come on the 10Th instant and whether
the people. r. rue. will he'd il very
tremendously or not. IS yet 10 be OBJ
served.
On the 7tN n t.. at the home Of
Highey York. baby s,rl hr-t saw
light. r." rming little dsms-l has
been name C,rrie L4la atd IS .hriv.
ing nicey Al. the mother. Mrs
York. Is doing splendidly.
James EdwsrI Crowell. who WAS
comrade II Lemuel II. James " the
Fedora army during the Ciyil war. a
brother in-law OF Rev. James +. Price
aid also IN sncl- Of Robert +. Wheel.
~ d At Ms home near X .ptor. Satur.
DAY. Nov. 10 Mr. CruSell COM
monty called incl. Ned was seventy.
six years old and h,d been IN failr 4
h alth IOt nuuJer uf months. 0wing
to the request Of his sons. Alvin and
Joha. he VAS visited. during bis last
illness which was form Of gastralgis.
by Drs. Newcom and Reynolds.
We noticed in last weeks Record
Press a very lengthly article which
was written by Lonnie Gift in which
he very earnestly enlogizes Crittenden
cJunty. Admitting the fact that
while we are not personally acquaint-
ed with the writer OF said article. tut
being u native Of Crittenden county
We feel somewhat elated. and from
the life and vim Of the expressions
c 'ntalned IN the communication. We
s'e confident that writer Nevertheless
he may be country boy is not q
cigarette sucker" nor one who I'M
b os strong drink. Let US hear from
you Hgaln. friend Gift, We are really
p essed to read what you write.
We also observed IN III. same issue
OF the Press = letter from our child.
h cd friend. Mrs. Ella Stanley. dated
At Gooale,t. Texas The most en-.
couraging paragraph In her letter was
relative To Oklahoma City ever,
bocy seemed to be in hurry and no
lVaicrs 10 be seen" This call, to
mind another expression which is very
appropriate IN connection with friend
Z las statem-nt-''a idle brain is
the devils work.ship" This is suiii-
cient evidence to demonstrate that the
paramount prerequisite to accomplish
anything worth while are pluck I and
perseverance.
Since our last epistle from this place
quite number have come. gone. been.
etc, IN tho way Of visiting and a few
who we have . faint recollection Of
are: Larkin X. White and John /.
Reyhsis have been To Camp Zachary
Taylor. Louisville. Ky; A. T. Brown
and wife to Evansville. Ind. J. N.
hetealfe and wife to Marion; Mrs. W.
7. Piekens to Dawson: Mrs. II. T..
Reynolds to S,urgis: J. 2. Perry TO
Piney; W. N. Crowell and Levi John
son to wheaterOft; E. b. Anderson and
J. l.. Reynolds to Dixon; and A. II.
Ltehheld and J. Y. Greer have been q
Squirrel Eua,ins Such a. the above
v.ulJ be the outline VI our visiting in
thu part Of tho world and II would re-
quire q book consisting Of III pages to
contain onc-,hird part Of Il. 80 deli,.
o. Us from recording the visiting list.
| III every person
Were just like me:
What kind Of q world
Would this world be-"
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