The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-11-14
CAYCE NEWS.

The greatest day In the history Of
the world was ushered Ia Monday
morning by the ringing Of bells firing
OF guns and joyful shouts " this lit
Tie village The school opened but
neither the children nor teachers could
settle down % lessons 50 they paraded
the streets singing patriotic songs.
They gave a yell that just fitted tine
uccu sion and used Il % the limit. In
the evening We had prayer and
/ Thank sci wing service at the church H.
which every One took part. Rev. W
A. Holly conducted the religious ser
tice Prof Mitchell gave Us good
talk Miss Allie Richardson acted as
Goodies IT Liberty The children
marched around her saluting az they
PASSED We had some special songs
and everyone enjoyed the singing.
November nth Is a day that viii never
De- forgotten-J r. Mcclellan hurt
himself Thursday trying % pass a
train lie fen from the coupling with
his whole weight uu the railroad iron
tearing the nurseries loose iu hi- side
Do was painful hurt but not serious
We hope he may soon De- ont again
city Council please take notice. as
hopping trains D. against the city rule.
Mr. and Mr~ Charley Buuduranf
ald children matorcd over 20 Fulton
Friday Mrs r. \ Muyheid and chill
lren and Mrs Fannie Jones spent
"Wednesday with Mrs Martin Eundu
rant Miss Minnie Collins came Wed
ue~iiay we understand size has bought
the Fannie Murchison place end ex-
pf-cf~ fu live with u~ again. Born to
SIR and Mr.. viii Mcochec on the
inst baby girl Mrs Ruth Clogs re-
turned Thursday from pigrot ARK
g. a Mayncld left saturday Tor Dies
Muinc~ Iowa. for a visit aud expects
fo remain "a while and work We eN-|
iiscf him buck shortly Joe Sail
ing came iu Saturday for g. visit to|
home folks Mrs Bob Powell spent
saturday with Mr. and Mr.. r. 4
Muyneid Mrs. Jim Ammoir~ Spcnt "a
few DAYS this week with Mr. and Mrs
Roy Wad. Mrs. Christine Boldcu
left saturday for her home in Mem
phiS school T. opened again. hut
without Mr. = g. Sugg we are very
sorry that hr and the children are
sick and hope they may soon De- with
as ngaim--Quife a number from here
attended service at Ebeuezer sunday
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Talmase Co
rum were the guests If their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe AShcl saturday and
SUNDAY Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Eth
ridge spent sunday with Mr. and Mrs
viii Taylor and family.-Miss Jessie
Campbell has returned home after a ,
weeks visit with Mrs John Tyler II
near Fulton.-MrS. Mahuia Cornwell
az Moscow was the sunday guest of
her sister. Mrs. VIII Tnylor.-Miss |
Alice Cook returned 90 her home sun
day after visit Of two weeks with
Mrs Annie Oliver and family Of Full
-nn Mr~. Tom White spent Tuesday /
with her sister Mrs George Meneese.
The following letter was received
this week by Airs. Eta Mailing. Of /
Cayce.
n left France and the 2Sth Infant 4
ry on August 18th "a return % this
country as an instructor, landing Sep
temiier 10Th. I Immediately caught \
the "flu- and So haven't heen able 10
write sooner of the splendid work You
son T. doing la France. Ills cheerful
ness. courage and willingness have al
WAYS been noticeable. and you. as well
a. America. may be very proud 81 him.
I ann glad 20 pay this tribute as his
ald officer Very sincerely
John y stone