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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-01

anu JUN W. ieifS, BOtn or IlptOn
Iowa. The couple was unattended
The new home will be on a farm near
Upton
Barlow Lee,
Mrs. Lillian B. Lee of Moline and
Parl Barlow of Rock Island wsrs
united in marriage last evening ~, 2. :
o'clock at the parsonaasofp a sre a, nss
Methodist churcbsa A1s,ane or nts ~ Tt,e
counJa u.Ss unattended The bride was
in asr traveling suit of dark blue serge
With which she wore blouse OF
georgette crepe and tailored hat OF
blue velvet. Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow
have gone on an extended wedding
trip and upon their return will reside
in Rock Island.
Olson. Steinman.
Miss Marie Steinman of this city and
Charles Olson of Calamus. Iowa, were
married yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. the ceremony taking place at
the parsonage of the Emmanuel
Lutheran church. Rev. Phi. Wilhelm
Off ciating at the service. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. First of Moline were the attending
witnesses. The bride was in trav-
cling suit of brown cloth with which
she wore a blouse of georgette crepe
and hat Of the same shade. A wedding
supper was served following the cere-
mony at the home of Miss Anna Bren-
nan. 2S45 Seventh avenue, to small
company of friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Oh
son went for short wedding trip to
Chicago and upon their return will re-
side in Rock Island. Mr.. Olson is a
retired farmer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-01
LouvfeIlow r. q. A. Session.

The meeting of the Parent-Teacher
association OF the Longfelow school
postponed from last week, was held
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-01
rnIDAY-lnE ROCK ISLAND AKGUs-FEBRUAKY l, 1918

vail. Lunch was served at the indi.
vidual tables at the conclusion Of the
games. In two weeks the club will be
entertained by Mrs. Arthur Speck
1870 Fifth avenue. Rock Island.
Miss Smith Theta Gamma Hostess. !.
The Theta Gamma girls held zSsls
regular meeting last EVENING I6xH
Myrtle Smith at her 80 evenine
Eleventh avenue. sec asrd refreshments
was en1oSs4 g about 10 o'clock. The
VIZ ~ rSeular meeting will be held with
S1s;ss Ada Young at her home HOO
Fourth avenue, Thursday evening.
Feb. IA.
Students Department Program.
The students department Of the
Rock Island Musical club will pre-
sent the following program tomorrow
at the meeting to be held in the home
of Mrs. J. F. Robinson, 613 Twentieth
street:
Selected. Margaret Glover.
Reading, "A Day of Judgment
(Selve, MARY Lewis.
Violin, Variation on the F1tn All
(Dancoa)-Aileen Moeller.
Piano. Rising Sun" (Torgessonl-
Marian Siemon.
Miss Katherine Gest will be present
and give several organ numbers.
Florence Kruger is chairman OF the
refreshments committee for the day.
w a. w Dancing Party.
A hundred couples attended the pri-
vate dancing party given by Rock Is
land camp No. So. Woodmen OF the
World, last evenin gat Odd Fellows
hall. Bleuer's orchestra played the
dance program. The next Of the series
of parties, Feb. IA. will be private
masquerade.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-01
E,ssley-sc

The marriage of Miss Ella NJ.
Schrader and Earl c. Essley, both of
near New Boston. was celebrated yes
terday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock at
the parsonage of the First Methodist
church. Rev. Samuel Van Pelt Officiat-
ing. They were accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. X. +. kidoo from near New
Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Essley will re-
side on a farm near New Boston.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-01
Party Of Birthday.
Club Joins Brotherhood.

At meeting OF the Reliance CUB OF
Grace Lutheran church, held last
evening in the home Of Anil E. Dam
ielson, 1910 Fourteenth street. Moline,
it was decided to join the Lutheran
brotherhood. Rev. c. J. Bengston ad-
dressed the men on the subject OF the
Lutheran brotherhood work at Camp
Dodge. Refreshments were served
during the hour of sociability follow
ing the program.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-01
Saovef to Honor Ms. Hankins.

her marriage Jan 10 was Miss Ber-
nice wood. was honored at post
nuptial shower last evening when Mrs.
Ralph Treftz entertained in her home,
1861 Thjrty-eighth street. The house
was decorated in blue and white
color scheme, which colors had been
used by the bride for her wedding. A
company of 20 girl friends enjoyed
games and contests and music and
they were served with a delightful
lunch. sIrs. Hankins was left with a
number OF beautiful gifts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-01
SOCIAL EVENTS

Yesterday at the school building. The
association decided to sponsor pic
ture show in the near future. the pro-
ceeds to be used in buying yarn for
the childrens Red Cross work. A
committee composed of Mesdames j..
l.. Williams, c. l.. Lewis, Messenger
and r. l.. Martin served refreshments.
The program of the afternoon consist
ed of folk dance by the pupils OF
Miss Fannie Inglis: an Indian club
dance by the girls in Miss Fitzpatrick
room and papers on THE Responsible
ity OF Mothers to the School," by Mrs.
SIocum and Mrs Bacon The Febru-
airy meeting will be held Oh the fourth
Friday as usual. s.e4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-01

and John W. Teirs, both Of TiptUh
Iowa. The couple was unattended
The new home will be on a farm near
Upton
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-01
N. R. ]. Cluh with Mn. 49,,

N, r. ]. Club VIII Mrs. 49,
Members Of the M. h. J.sGsav as
joyed the afternoos ssofert Elk
guests in the henls 1y1nne Moline
lund, L. q ssmes Of 500 were sur
lM0sss md the winners OF favors
1871 Mrs. v. G. Beck. Mrs. Fred
Dengston and Mrs. Robert Eklund.
Lunch was served In the dining room
at the conclusion Of play. Mrs. Carl
Wunderlfch will entertain at the next
meeting in two weeks In her home,
4315 Sixth avenue.
Party Of Birthday.
Mary Fender was years old yes
terday and to celebrate the event her
mother, Mrs. W. M. Fender, invited a
company of little folks to the home at
2731 Eighth and one-half avenue.
There were games and Mabel Gilman
gave piano numbers and the children
were served with a two course lunch,
all having a merry time. Mary was
left with number Of pretty gifts.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12
LAFAYETTE DAY.
Observed Here With Appropriate TX
ereiSes at Court House

Friday evening. Sept 9th. was Ia
fnFpfte Uny-alsO the anniversary uf
the battle OF the Marine and American
Defense Society Day.
This OCCASION was fftIugiy remcn
lered and observed with @ patriotic
program at the court house Friday eve
cuiug
DR. J. t. Robinson If Fulton. was
the principal speaker cund delivered O.
ma Sfcrfu address. eulogiZing oar for
mer co-patriot-La Lafayette. that SPLEEN
ala French soldier. who with the pho
nrers of America. east his an on the
altar OF freedom and was very instru-
mental in bringing the issue Co -uc-
cessfll conclusion. The name OF Ia
fayefte Is dear % the heart Of every
true American. douhiy So since we ara
fighting today shoulder 90 shoulder
with the French for the same cause
that De champiCned IN the early DAYS
Of this great republic 10 IS fitting that
day be- set apart each year for the
pcrpctuatiOn OF his memory and gal
Eiuf deeds.
The program Friday evening was as
fellows
Song-"America.~ by the audience.
Soio--There's a Service Flag az Our
| House" Miss Martha Barrett
Address America and France. br
J. II. Robinson.
Song-~Tcrting on the Old CAM
Ground" Male Quartette.
SolO-Miss Marguerite Fuqua.
I Solicitat ton Of membership I'm Amer.
I lean Defense Society. launched hy
/ Rev Miiey. who made u fine talk I'm be-
half Of the organization. Forty-fOu,
new members were enrolled.
Song-~Star Spaugled Banner by
I the audience
Bencdicfion
A large crowd was I'm Attendance
and every number Of the program was
| enjoyed
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12
CIRCUIT COURT.
September Term Will Open at HEX
man Next Monday.

The September term a. Fulton Cir
emit Court will begin az Hickman next
Monday morning The docket is hard
lv as large as some former terms. but
will likely require fun week 90 dis
po... Of the business before the court
Cases set for the first day Of the
term are:
Claude Hale. carrying concealed
deadly weapon.
ChnS Wilson. gaming
q. r. Tcrrett injuriug the fence of
another.
Harry Davis. common nuisance.
Walter Archie. breach OF peace
Pete Billion, violating local option
law
John Spcieht sumc
Henry Laudcrdale and Geo. Yates.
maintaining common nuisance
s.. a. & ST. L. RS. Co. failing %
properly provide accommodations 80
Hickman depot
Ser for Tuesday srcnud day.
Rohf Sanford. negro. murder
Alvey Wayuicke. concealins birth oi
child
Joe Wall mHnslaughier.
Ed Galloway. grand larceny
Minnie Younger. wiiful murder OF
I infant
" D. Elsins. forgery
There are Al new or appearance cas-
O. filed since last term at Hickman
and n at Fulton.
The Fulton term begins on Monday
sept 2ard. Following are tine princi
Z pal cases set for the first day of ths
/ term
Dick Ferguson. recklessly operating
/ "a motor clr.
] Il So T-a.,,-fr,r.- deadly vVc-t.
non. f2l CARRYING concealed deadly
weapon. 60 breach Of the peace
J. II. snow. breach 81 the peace
sam Khourie. seduction.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

Here Is a bargain I'm real estate. 145
acres just 3 miles from Hickman. on
Dyersburg road IA acres in cultiva-
tion: ~ rich bottom land fsame a.
Dodds sold az 5000 an acre. An I'M
der good American wire fence, 30
acres orchard nice f-room house. fair
2-room house. fine cellar ;,2Xl6 and
10 feet deep walled with brick. Barn
with mine stalls: corn crib I2X2O. The
place Is So arranged that 10 has five
scpcrate fields. ana each field has all
season spring for stock water. There
j. enod black locust grove ON place
from which 2oO0O posts can be cut.
80 acres in corn that viii make 10
barrels 90 acre. 20 acres good cotton.
balance in pasture and clover On
rural route. telephone line. good road .
only a mile % two good schools one
mile from one church and half mile
from another. This is good. strong
soil; not "a rundown proposition.
Good reasons for selling. 5000 viii
buy it-haIf cash. balance 10 suit
Here Is a nice farm home proposition
just the right distance from Hickman.
For particulars call or write the Cou.
rier. Were going to sell H. 4p
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12
ORDER NUMBERS.
Assigned % Class Of Aug. 81. by Local
Board Of Fulton County.

Below Is n list Of the registrants OF
the class Of Aug. oath. an the order OF
their liability for military service The
first figure o. the registration number
and the hast the order number Ihlr-
teen are in class one:
122-Henry +. Fethe. Hickman. "A.
1Os-Lonuie Hunt. tcolJ Hickman.
1OA.
125-Iawrence T.. Wallace. deferred
remedial. Jordan. IA.
It3-IIcrhert Ward. Fulton. ga.
114-RObcr. Hargrovc delinquent.
State line f2A.
1I9-Ceo. Lewis Anderson, Hickman
IA
lIs-wcldou 5. BcnthaIL Hickman.
Goa.
lOT-James Henry Briggs. Hickman.
b5A
l23-Goldy r. Buttcrsworth. limited
service. Fulton. GA
t2O-Marshall Green. Hickman. BIB
1lG-Elmer Bunyon Conner. Hick-
man. ia
1i0-Lee Hord. delinquent. No. 5 Is
land. S2A.
124-virEil Lee Kemp. attn class,
Hickman. S5A.
1OG-Houston Thomas. (col). Hick-
man. S1A-
127-Martin T.. Parrish. 18th class
Fulton. S>A
I2C-Galen e.. Crawford. Hickman
o5A
1i1-winie L. Taylor. State Line
9SA.
1i5-Jim Brown, disqualified. Hick-
man. 1OiA
1Og-Waltcr Chambers Jordan. 1olH
11T-iIermAn Madding. disqualified
Fulton. 102A.
12l-I,rwin Bard deferred remedial
Fulton. iO.iA.
11s-John Hugh Monan. Hickman
1O3B.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12
CAYCE NEWS

Mrs. Ben Williams. accompanied hy
Laura n. Tucker. returned % her home
I'm Granite City. Ills. this wcck.-Dr.
and Mrs. Joe Luteu spent THURSDAYS
night with Mrs Eta Mailing. VIII
Alexander and wife were in Union
city Saturday Mrs. Lula wilkins and
Misses Bessie and Eula. went 90 Tn
ION City. shopping. Satur,lay.-M Al
ner Campbell was here Saturday.-Mr.
nn1 NJ :. Jno. Tyler AMI children. II
near Fulton. spent sunday with Mr..
aud Mrs. Wills.-Mr. and Mrs. Ebert
Taylor are spending "a few days with
their aunt. Mrs j. }. Arnold, 81 near
Rives. Tenn Misses Wayne and Ruth
Wade spent sunday with Meiba Hoi
Icy.-pr and Mrs. q. a. Wright have
returned from Louisville. where he az
tended the State Medical Association.
Mrs. j. ". Williams and Miss Alice
Cook spent sunday with Clarence vii
liams and wife. of Fulton--Miss Myr-
tie Warden was the guest Of Mclha liol-
ley Saturday night and sunday. Tai
mage Corum and wife spent sunday
with honefolks-Mr A. ". Fowler
spent saturday and sunday with her
brother Ward Mcclellan. az Camp
Taylor Mrs. Eta Mailing and Miss
Mary Attcherry went 20 Union City
Thursday Mrs. Lon Jones and Miss
Wayne Jones spent Friday with Mr..
and Mrs. Bransford Atteberry-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12

Fresh bread daily al Bettersworth s.
Good shoes az reasonable prices.-E
q. Rice.
Judge Stair was I'm Fulton on bust
ness Tuesday.
Lowell Parrish and c. II. Butter
worth were here from Fulton. Monday
Jas. Prcuctt orders his Couriel
changed from Hickman 10 Fulton RID
No l.
For sale: Thoroughbred spotted 20
land China pigs. q weeks Old--Leora
Holland. Hickman. e
Miss Annie Carr Lyon Is able 20 b
ont again after "A several weeks IN
ness of typhoid malaria. Miss MARY
Hardy Is still confined 10 her bed bu
convalescing slowly.
Word Harper has heen called 10 re
port for the navy on the 18th He en-
listed about two months ago In Nash
VILE.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12
IA SPEAKERS.
Talk at School Houses on Registration
and Council Organization

The Fulton County Council of De-
Tense sent into every school district i'm
this section yesterday speakers TO urge
everyone between the ages of Il and
80 10 register explaining the plan, pen
atty, etc The speakers also took adj
vantage of the opportunity 10 organize
School District Councils of Defense as
auXilliaries TO the county organization.
The enrolment was very encourag ing
\ secretary treasurer was also named
for each district.
The speakers ana chairman i'm each
district are as follOws-the chairman's
name appearing first:
Sylvan Shade. NJ. Roper, Rev. T..
+. Miley.
GAves-Henry Pollock, Rev. w. r.
Rcnncnberg.
syssnore-w. A. Nipp. Hon W. j.
MsMyy.
J. w Roney
Blue Pond-IIarry Lee King. Judge
+. ;. Moore
Stubbs-wiIl Rice. Atty. s. ID. Stem
bridge
Fairview-Chris Ledwidge, Hon. w.
q. Reed
Roper-walter Lnten. Hon. II. W.
Whipple
Walnut Grove-Tom Kelley, Col. J.
o. West
Watson-w. $. Andrews. Atty. II. a.
Smith.
Tyler-John Kingston. Judge Il. Il.
Davis.
Sassafras Ridge. j. Wells. Rev.
II. NJ. Grain.
Bondurant-Tom Bone. NJ. NJ. Cor
don.
Hickmnn-W. II. Baltzer. III. II.
Smith.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12

Herbert Cole returned to his home
at Grccnup KY. Tuesday after a few
days visit with his cousins. Misses
Franiye and Carrie May Reid.
For Sale: \ q Jersey cow, fresh
next month. with second calf. gentle. n
good mixer. also a 1-year-old heifer
calf. a beauty. Cow 500. calf $50 See
W. J. McMurry or Sam Parham 2c
Stanley Watson, aged p years was
killed Saturday night by Raymond
Prick. aged II, at sancsified meet
ing NJ Oaks station across the
Graves county line Ina McCracken coun-
". The cause of his death was n stab
wound in the neck which severed the
angular vein. Prick surrendered 10
McCracken county officers and was
lodged in jail at Paducah
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12

Every shoe in my store is for sale
TRUTH q. Rice.
Dr J. n. Robinson. of Fulton. was
here Monday.
Fresh sausage Tuesday and Friday.
ErftcrSworfh.
4. g.. ScElcnker has returned from a
trip 10 Cincinnati.
Tom French and wife have returned
from trip 90 Nevada.
Col dr. r. NJ q. Usher is here Wis
itinc Hickman relatives.
The Local Beard received yesterday
a brand new Remington typewriter
90 be- used in government work.
Clarence Brice arrived this morning
from TT. Thomas 10 visit home folks.
He is now ia the recruiting service.
Cecil Roper Clyde King and Earle
Ezen viii leave Saturday for Bowling
Green To- enter school as soldier-stu-
dents.
They are running goOl joke on
John Luten in connection with the reg
istratiou. When asked the question
nearest relative" John replied. about
seven miles"
Forty-twO members were enroIledd
last night at the court house IN the
Hickman school district Council OF De
Tense. The entrance fee l. only zoe
let everybody join.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
announced yesterday that, Of the new
draft regiStrants. men between the
ages Of IL 20 2o and - 10 20. both in
elusive. viii be called first and older
men will not be inducted into the ser
vice until the classes formed by the
younger men are exhausted.
entertained the Gamma Tau e1ub on
Wednesday afternoon OF last week
from 20 al 500. Delicious cream
and cake were served Those tina. had
the pleasure of being present we're.
Misses Bette Louise Curtin. Carrie
May Reid and Camille Barrett Mes
danes Karl Tally and Ed Rice. invited
guests Misses Bess Choate and Mary
Shaw.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12
Is PRISONER
Claude Jackson. Named a. Dead. i
Prisoner in Germany.

News was received here on tn. Sday
evening by wire from the Louisville
Times advising that Claude Jack SOD.
81 Route Hickman Ky. who was re-
Gently reported as missing In action
on July 10Th. somewhere in France.
was prisoner in German Prison
camp
when the news was received that he
was missing his family felt that ne
had been killed This Is the first Full
ton county boy reported 80 far as a
German prisoner. Young Jackson. who
Is well known o. many people. en-
listed hast year shortly after war was
declared and was among the first 10
leave this city aud arrived early IN
France.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12
QUARTERLY COURT.
Gases Of Interest Disposed Of in Full
ton Quarterly Court.

Harry Mcbride. having in his pos
session liquor for the purpose Of sale.
fined $50 and 10 days In Jail Also
placed under SiC0 bond for good be
havior for y months.
Willie Kimbro. violating motor We
hicle law by reckless driving while in
toxicated. fined Sl5 and license re-
vokcd
Jim Kcarby. breach Of peace. 81 and
costs
Dick Simmons. charged with heating
wife - and costs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12

School supplies az Beftersworth's
Mack Reid went e. Memphis Tues
day ON a short visit
Starting Monday. n class in short
hand and typewriting. II anyone is in
tercsted see me or call 269.-MiSs Ola
MOnan.
The Daughters ~ the Confederacy
met Tuesday evening with Misses
Frankye and Carrie Mai Reid The
Private Robert Tyler Chapter has n
dopted a French orphan. this matter
just having been closed. The organ as-
signed 10 them Is Joseph Baud. Of Ly-
onS. France.
Mrs. Brantley Turpin entertained
IN honor 81 her little daughter Rosa
liild's eighth birthday Tuesday after
noon. Many games were played and
at the close cream. cake and saited
nuts were enjoyed. the cake being
lighted with eight candles. Those that
were present were. little Misses Eulah
Miley. Dorothy Moss. Dorothy Doug
lass Elizabeth Stone. Irene Darmony.
Alice and James Hubbard and Fran
ces LtIfen. Of Charlottesville. Mo-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12
CAR HOGS Ss.5O8.oj.

Choate & Choate. local live stock
dealers. shipped ear Of hogs from
Hickman 90 81. Louis. Tuesday, that
cost them S3J03.0J. This is no doubt
the biggest price ever paid here for a
single car lond OF ordinary porkers. A
few years back III "a dealer invested Sls-
900 i'm ear of hogs. be considered il
"a costly Tot. Vow they are paying more
than three times as much for the
same stuff.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12
NEwmousE WILL BE CLERK.

Paul NJ Newhouse. an Illinois Cen
trail Ry. clerk az Fulton. has been in
Quoted into service as limited ser
vice man" and will Dc detailed as as
sistant clerk for the Fulton County Lo-
cal Board lie goes TO Camp Taylor
this week 10 receive Instructions. uni
form. etc. We announced last week
that Gus. T. Farmer had been selected
FOR this place but ON account Of an in
jured arm, he couldd not pass the AK
animation. and was put in class =.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12
Join KEMP INJURED.

A letter has been received hy the
mother OF John Kemp. Mrs. Matte
jackson. residing ON Route >. advis-
ing he was wounded recently In battle.
receiving wound In his right arm He
reported getting along fine now. Aoune
Kemp enlisted among the first last
year when just eighteen years old
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12
REAL ESTATE.

Jas w Smith 90 r.. r Rogers. 100
acres in upper bottom. SS2j. etc
Henry Davis 90 :. p. Johnson, lots
ia Caycc. Si2716.
= T.. Johnson 20 W. v. Taylor. 4
acres in Caycc SGn>;fi-
IL l.. Provow 90 j. W. Wilson. house
and lot iu Bonds Addition 10 Hiek-
man. $3.50.
J. y. Downing 10 Miss Ora Mayes.
one third interest in David Mayes
land.
T.. T.. Wills to +. A. Bratton. two
lots in Rice Addition 10 Fulton. $500.
r. r. Horn 20 Calvin Jones. land
near Fulton. $1,000.
g. r. Sans 20 Walter J. Oliver 20
acres west OF Bayou de Chen. $3.50.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12
SUGAR RATION STANDS.

Retention Of the present sugar ra-
ton OF two pounds month FOR each
person has been announced by the
Food Administration at the conclusion
Of two-day conference attended hy
administrators from most 81 the States
called by Food Administrator Hoover.
Get ready FOR the big union evangel
istic meeting en- Hickman. beginning
sunday. Sept 22nd.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12

Mrs Robert Coffey left Monday for
Paragould, Ark. To reside.
Fail Shoes have what you want.
up-to-date Footwear.-E. c. Rice.
j. %. West returned last week from
weeks visit with Nashville friends.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-09-12

A small house and lot for sale cheap.
Soc r A. Mayfield. Cayce, Ky. lc
For Sale: Good horse viii take SO
,ash-must sell. Call Mrs. Joe Ridley.
Up. bennington had the end Of his
LEFT thumb clipped OF IN machine AZ
the factory yesterday.
Harry Barnes will return today 70
the Great Lakes Naval Station after a
weeks visit with home folks
Leonard Bacon, of Louisville. was IN
Hickman a few days the latter part
az last week ON business with Mingel
Box Company.
Dr. Joe Luten. wife and children
and Miss Lillian Lufen Of Caruthers-
vile. Mo, are visiting their parents.
Dr. $. w. Iutcn and wife.
Father and son registering together
for military service viii doubtless be-
I, little out OF the ordinary. but one
instance Of this occurred here today
Ic Patterson and son. +. J. Patter-
son. both registering.
Capt. DR. III. T. Prather, who has
been stationed AT Camp Shelby. Miss.
during the summer, left last week for
..sornexhere in France" His many
friends here-one of whom we are
which-hope that he has landed safe
lv ere this: and that no harm befalis
him over there