Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-05-02

PSi NSht' NHC NaStS VI aAA ~" -"oSo
employees of the Louisville & Nashville
railroad, have took effect on April l.
Maysyille.-James Hicks and Pat.
rick Hicks. brothers. were arrested
here charged with failure to file their
questionnaires by the board at Char
lesion. w. Va.
Owensboro.-Despondent because he
had been called In the draft, Elijah
Tanner, young farmer. hanged him
self in his fathers barn at Whitesville.
this county.
Paducah.-Mrs. Mary Anna Lay, IS
years old. died at the city hospital
from burns received when she over
turned coffee pot She was widow
without immediate relatives.
Maysville.-A sensation was created
in this section Of the county when Il
became known that Mrs. Frank Ellis
had sued the parents OF her husband
for $4,000 for alienation Of affections.
Maysville.- Mason, aged II
years. enlisted In the army. His father
succeeded in getting him out Ray
then ran away and enlisted again:
then his father consented for him to
remain In the army.
Olive Hill.-ln quarrel In Q pool
room here James M. Middleton. II 10
charged. shot Burney Jesse twice in
the legs and Howard Case once in the
abdomen. Middleton escaped. Case -
in . critical condition.
Harrodsburg.-At the public sale Of
r. w. Purdom a Buff Orpington hen,
donated by Mr.. Purdom to the Y. M.
c. A.. brought $2s25. 1t was redonat.
ed several times, the highest price It
was bid at any time being $40.
Maysville.-The citizens OF Park
Lake. Fleming county. are up In arms,
so to speak, over the supervisors re-
port on land. A large amount Of land
in this vicinity is not cultivated, but
the tax is just as high as are cult
waited lands.
Whitesburg.-John Mason, a farmer
of the Camp Branch section, was re-
CURED to execute $500 peace bond
for threatening talk to Judge John F.
Butler. presiding in the Circuit Court
here. Mason had just been fined 500
for cutting up COW belonging to .
neighbor and was wrought up.
Richmond.-The school teachers Of
Richmond. both white and coaored.
we're given 10 per cent increase IN
salaries. and all who applied were re-
elected for another year at q meeting
Of the Board Of Education OF Rich.
mond. Several Of the present faculty
did not have in applications at this
time, but may do so later.
Paducah.-Deputy United States
Marshal R. W. Kimbell has returned
from serving subpoenas in Graves,
Hickman and Fulton counties. KY.
for the plaintiff in the suit OF DR.. q.
A. Hamlet, Of Pilot Oak. Ky, against
John W. Walsh. Of Dukedom. Tenn.
for $4,000 damages for the alleged
alienation Of his wife's affections.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clell Coleman
was notified by B. L. Shoemaker and
Mrs. Phoebe Harlow, Of Mackville.
Washington county, that their sons had
started to Harrodsburg to enlist, and
as they were both under age, to hold
the boys until they came. The sheriff
took charge OF them as soon as they
reached town, and the lads were per.
suaded to 60 back home when their
parents came for them.
Harrodsburg.-Local Food Admins
traitor F. d. Curry went to Louisville
to report to State Food Administrator
Sackett the finding OF quantity Of
ground glass in some ginger cakes
made by well-known Louisville firm
and sold by store here. The glass
was discovered by the children OF Ins.
coe Rue, who found the bits OF glass
in their mouths while eating the
cakes. Mr.. Curry made thorough in.
vestigation before taking up the mat
ter with Mr.. Sackett
Louisville,-The Kentucky Sunday.
school Association is sending out the
call to all the Sunday.schools OF the
state to do larger and better things
than ever before on May 5th. There
are over four thousand Sunday.
schools in Kentucky, and each one Of
these Is entitled TO send delegates to
the state convention. The conven.
ton is for all the schools OF every do
There will be a splendid
program, and all who attend will re-
ceive large vision Of the work that
can be done by the Sunday schools.
For information write to the Kentucky
Association. 7i2 Louis.
VILE Trust Building, Louisville. Ky.