The Crittenden press., 1920-03-19

Paris.-Twenty-nlne MeXlcans have |
aP' arrived here from LOredo, being sent
ny by labor bureau for extensive con
struction work ON the Nalapa estate of
Edward Slmms, this county.
has
'cr Wllmore.-The Deposit Bank has in |
stalled what Is represented US the !
-, safest safe manufactured as precau-
"eu tiOn against robbers who have looted a
ecu series of banks in the state.
Frankfort.-AuthOrity was granted
eeh b" State Banking Commissioner Geo. !
Red G. Speer, for the State Bank of Stearns
to open for business. The bank was In |
corporated with $4,000 capital stock.
ned
'rge Paducah.-Mrs. Mary Lowe was
eeu awarded damages Of 81 900 against the /
city and taXicab company because of |
Injuries sustaineI by being driven over
lhu- rough street when returning home
Dlas from hospital.
Oc-
Bowling Green.-At the meeting of |
the Fiscal Court W. H. Rogers was ap- /
-
nty county for fhe year He succaSJs "
LOT c, Trlce, resigned. The salary of the |
farm demonstration was fixed at $1,000 |
per year.
llch
lch- Ianc,rster-J II Scott ovnor, 10
'ere bacco auctloneer, who has just finish.
ed his work ms auctioneer AT the Lam
caster Loose Leaf Warehouse Co., will !
llsn leave In day or so for Toronto, where |
MI he viii auction tobacco at the first
hlo, Ionse loaf ri,orket ever onanad I'm Gan.
ada
'u'e Lexlngton-A stirring chapter was
ms written into the lives Of eighty-two |
ses' aged wards when they were trans |
ferred from the historic Fayette Poor
House TO $4,000 building near the
l'S' city, with stesm heat. electric lights
1es' baths and other modern conveniences
'he they had never known.
Flemlngsburg.--.lam Vaughn. OF
GIN this county, shot his wife with dou-
eeh blebarrcled shotgun and then shot
'he himself. The tragedy was not discov-
cred until the next morning by neigh !
bors. Vaughn is said to have acted |
NE, strangely for sonS time, but was not
wan thought TO be dangerous.
at
Lebanon.-Two important sales Of |
residence property to take place In this !
wen city were the sale by C.. II. Van Meter |
anu of his residence on Proctor Knott ave |
''"' nue., to Mrs Bessie Hodgen, for 81. 200. |
'ere and u house and lot on the same street
by Mrs. Josephine Rinehart to Mrs. |
Florence Johnson for $1,000.
real Iebanon.-A local real estate firm
'Nef has purchased from Edward Russell 1
Tor of ~. Louis, the residence property Of
the late Judge T. W. Russell, on Spald. .
lng avenue, In this city, and announces
ior that they will remove the two old
erh dwellings now on the premises and
'eht build two modern residences.
ong
NontIcello.-Thclr house near Al |
bany surrounded by posse Of citizens, /
WIN Steve Gibson and three sons, Marion. I
pre- Gilbert and George Gibson. and WIZ 1
'eN' Lee, who killed Deputy Sheriff Marvin, |
''e' Cummings In the Courthouse corridor .
u NJ Albany. surrendered and were placed
In Jail. one son. also involved T. the
ihe shooting escaped.
be-
ee' Campbellsvlle. - Salvagcd soldier
"5 clothes, blouse, trousers and legglngS.
oh' selling nj $50 suit, are taking the
place of the Blue Denim "overalls," the
,.i..st. Ns a..
"' days before the war So many kahkl-
Ih'S clad men give the country the appear.
us'' ance ~ being In the hands Of mn army
'e'- of occupation. Overalls cost S3.OO
rec pair.
Bowling Gre,r.-Durlng Il SNOWFALL
sin fight between lads, Robert Rcnfrpw.
his aged years, son NJ United States
eye Commissioner byron Renfrcw, was
She struck IN the rIrIt eye by shot from
ght an air rifle and the sight destroyed !,
Is said that several of the boys on the
opposing side had mir rifles and these
cnh were used IN the fight. Robert Kelley.
~: another lad, was struck on the upper
ing lip.
;hi,
ny; Hickman -Elhcrt Il. Mills, educator
of this city. has been elected by the
Hickman School Board us principal of
PTS, the Hickman llgh school To fil out
lis. the uneSpirrd term of II. j. Miller. who
,st' resigned u short time ago. Mr.. Mills
he has taught number II schools In this
the and Hickman county. lie was also
eri' candidate for the office of State Repre-.
nty sentative In the race made last No.
vemher.
evy LeNington.- Resolutions adopted by
Sed the Arlington Christian church. ot
per which II, +, CARRIER killed when mili.
DOL tia fired on rioters. was Il deacon. de.
'rm clare he was not " the moh and wds
ven outside the dead line prescribed 10y the
military.
,yd Bowling Grccn.-rThe most notable
ced ease to come before the current session
son NJ Circuit Court Is the suit VI the
lcy board of Education against the city
nj. demanding the sale of SGO,OoO school
iry bonds which the city attorney contends
lty. were Illegally voted.
of Ashnnd.-Mlllford Hubbard and