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The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-08

man have returned from an extended visit with their grandmother, Mrs. J. T. Roseborough, at Texarkana.
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 Miss Nell Thorburn is contemplat- ing trip to Chicago in the near fu- ture, where she will take a special course at the University of Chicago
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 Wednesday, the 18th, marks the day of departure of Misses Elizabeth and Mildren Hale for a visit with relatives at Washington, D. C., visit to Atlantic City, then a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hale in New York City.
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 Mrs. Louise Greeson and grand daughters, Mary and Dorothy Garner left this morning for a visit with Mrs Greeson's son, Dr. Greeson at Conway
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JUNE 2. 1907

JUNE /, l9O7
 Mrs.D. B. Sparks, accompanied by her son, Hines, from Ft. Smith, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chas. F. Pittman.
 Ernest Wingfeld, Gordon Powell and MT. Anderson were visitors from Hope last night.
 Mrs. Clyde Marsh and Mrs. D. F. Andrews spent yesterday in Gurdon. Mir. and Mrs W. w. Teal spent yesterday in Fulton.
 Miss Ruth Boscom of Little Rock, after spending few days here, will return home this afternoon.
 Dr. Sam Gee left today for Texar- kama, where he will practice medicine in the future. He will be associated with Dr. Beck.
 -X-
 Miss Ethel Tompkins very pleas antly entertained the Chafng Dish Club at her home Friday afternoon. "42" was played, and a tempting | luncheon was served. The next meet ing will be with Mrs. Horace Bemis.
 Ex-Senator Festus o. Butt was brought in several days ago from the railroad camp at National Steps where he has been employed since January l, and has been placed by Superintendent Pitcock in the hos pital at the penitentiary as drug clerk. He is in excellent health and has gained considerably in weight since he began service for the state
 Rev. R. A. Highsmith and Mes danes H. A. Sykes and w. w. Rice returned this morning from Hope where they attended the state conven-
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-08

'''''''''''''''''''' ao1AssEs OR SORGHUM "' COOKIES molasses or sorghum 'ep epp butter substitute
 tablespoons sbl milk
 teaspoon salt
 ,m .assooons baking powder tsasuoon ground cloes
 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon. E. ebill dough, and roll out thin.
 ..a bake until a light brown.
 ooOoo Miss Davis |,,. Berry Hesterly is entertaining
 | 2 tables of bridge this afternoon
 [,limentary to the bride-elect,
 1, [ Gertrude Davis.
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Prescott 14 Years Ago
Clipped from THE PRESCOTT DAILY NEWS

tion of the Christian church. The convention adjourned to meet next year at Little Rock.
 The condition of Hon. T. C. McRae, who was hurt Friday by being thrown from his horse, is better today, but the doctors think that it will be week yet before he will be able to get out. His friends trust for speedy recovery.
 Hon. w. V. Tompkins will attend the meeting of the joint bar associa- tions of Arkansas and Tennessee which convenes at Memphis tomorrow morning.
 Misses Mary and Mildred McRae left last night for visit to Memphis and Vicksburg. They will be gone about week
 o. H. Helbig and o. B. Gordon spent portion of yesterday in Little Rock.
 Mrs. c. c. Hamby left this morn ing for a visit to Little Rock.
 Mayor Arnold spent last night in Little Rock
 Headlines
 Quiet-Everything passes off quiet ly under the new proclamation yester- day.
 Arrested-Geo. Caldwell, one of the stae house contractors, taken in cus- tody today.
 Chancery court-Judge J. D. Shaw CT of Mena, presiding.
 Hardware mems convention at. Lit tie Rock.
 Ignores Pindalfs veto.
 Red rives rising.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-08
SUBTLE

He asked his girl to marry
 And she answered simply "Gow As he started off he wondered
 If she meant to inferno. Cartoons Magazine.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-08
Always Does

Browne: Don't be discouraged, my friend, many man wakes up to find himself famous.
 Towne: Yes, that's the trouble-he wakes up.-Cartoon's Magazine.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-08
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

I will hold the regular quarterly examination for teachers at Prescott June 16-17.
 c. M. Hirst, Examiner.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-08

Beautiful line of Bagdad Tissue at 16c yard. Sample Shoe Store. 6d6
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-08

Go to church next Sunday.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
IupCE HENDKRSON'S
RECORD LAUDRD

State inspector and examiner Jam.
o. holds up al an example The rec.
ord u Circuit Judge Carl Henderson
and Commonwealth attorney char
ls. Ferguson u the fourth Judicial
District IN holding down jury fees
and collecting fines and forfeiture. a.
a model Tor court officials Care in
arranfine ths docket. the report u
The inspector said 10 that cases
miehi b. tri-t on the day 80 Kept
dnun fess for witness aiisndancs
sri petit jurors in Livingstone Coun
~ Coz sKf~uls. did NOT aysrars mon,
ihan q sssks seruce s-.. in the per
ioi from November 1915. o. nccem
hrr 1890 for the last year the foul
counties of Crittenden Hopkins. Cald
ue'l ani Livingstone averaged Siti
so for petit iurors. a. compared q
s.s5tio for the state. and si2as
ior an jurors a. compared with sl.t
5s2o fof the state Fines oollecie
averaged s.. 1.sse io the county. al
though he county average for %
riaie vas only sl.i0a
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
CROSS LANES

Brother Richardson hlled hts reru.
laf appointment ~ Mi Zion sunday
Ouslow Num- went 20 Johnson City
Monday to visit bis sister. Mrs Roy
Thuumond
Mn Sallie Moorr went io nen.
dcfsou Monday o. visit her daughter
Misse, Opal Moorr and nelphs
Mtnowen attended shuyh At Nt
Ziou SUNDAY
Noryal Nuun went h. Marion Mon
day
Miss Opal Moore was the rucst Of
Mu Marre Young one day las
week
Anderson Henry visited his broth
cr Monday
: y. Moore w. the guest of h.
daughter Mrs = u Thomas SAT
urday and Sunday
George Henry is moving 10 N
house rrcsnily vacated BY u Cong'
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
LIVINGSTON COUNTY WINS
SENTORsHIP OF iih DISTRICT

Memorandum ~ meeting u the
Chairmen n the Democratic County
Committees of Criltenden, Livingston
and Union counties. held al Marion.
Saturday January. 18th. at which
were present the foll1eing.
j I Clement. Chairman for Crit.
ienden County. John l.. Smith. proxy
for Dr.. G. l.. Crawford. Chairman
ior Livingston County. J r. Lilly,
proxy for J u Bingham. Chair.
man Tor Union County, constituting
the Fourth Senatorial District.
Il was unanimously agreed that fof
the sake of party harmony and the
preservation u good and cordial re-
laiions IN the Democracy Of the said
three counties that IN the nomination
~ Democraiic candidate Tor State
Senator fnom said district a system
u rotation between the counties for
such nominee be- inauRcraied and
observed based upon the alphabeti.
cal position u the lst u counties.
Crittenden county being the first
in the lisi alphabetically. and hayinr
the present senator. Il vas agreed
that the next nominee should come
from Livingston county. next Ia the
alphabetical lisi. and after Living
ston county the nominee would com,
from Union county. and after uniol
county the nominee would come From
Crittenden county
The alphabetical system u rotatioi
was unanimously agreed by the sai'
three ehairmcn and they rccommeni
that the Democracy u the thre
counties observe Il IN the selection
~ nominees for State senator iron
said district
ID / CLEMENT. Chairman. Crit
tenden County
q. l.. CRAWFORD. Chairman. ~,
ingston County
s. u BINGHAM. Chairman. unlo
County
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ROSEBUD

Mr Elmer Maye. u Greenulle.
has been visiting BIZ uncle. NJ e
N Nave
Nr Daniel Cridsr and Mis- Mar
rarci Hansy spent Sunday viih
Mi.se. Nancy and Zola Nays
Mr and Mn Oscar Arnack spent
SUNDAY a. thc home II Henry Mayes
Mi.s Margaret Hany spent Saiur.
day with Mis- lola Mcdowell
Mr Hansy b. visiting b. son Of
llcnshaw
Mr. e. A. Nave. and daughter
are visiting his brother NJ lame'
Mlycs at Grreuvillc. Nv
Mrs nuniley and son spent hs'
Mouday With hcf parent NJ l,m
fon Walker
Mr and Mrs Claud isiircy hsv
been visiting Mr John West u th
Applsratc ncirhhofhood
NJ Alvin Maycs wife and uttl
son spent Sunday with Mr n &
Nayes
Mr Ernest Oneal and wife yisiie
I, her parents last Friday
Miss Aunis Grcrog spent Saiul
day With Mr. rruda Mayes
Mr Claud icfcry and wife spoi
Sunday with Misses Nancy mad ~
Mayes
y. Mis- Annie Gregory attended Il
last day u s,heel st Applcraic IA
Friday
Mr lss Oncal visited Nr u
Walker Sunday
H. Mr . CHder spent Saturday a
Sunday with hs dsufhlcr. Mr.
!. Waller
Mr l. Rnntley b on the s
list
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
KENTUCKY FARMERS
DISCUSS RAILWAYS

Farmers In Union county, Kentuc.
~, we're interviewed recently by a
representative ~ the Illinois Central
System. who Is charged with finding
out the attitude exhibited by farmer
towards the railways, especially the
Illinois Central The interviewer
report, published In the January
number of Me Illinois Central Mag
azine. which Is just on the press, de.
clares the farmers were uniformly
friendly toward the railway
The reporters visit was Tor m,
purpose of discovering what feature.
u railway service farmers especial,
like or dislike A large number Of
the agriculturists with whom rail
way questions were discussed prais
ed the brand ~ courtesy exhibiie,
hy trainmen and local agents with
whom they come IN contact. express
81 their pleasure a. the oo-operaiioi
received from the railway system h
handling their shipments. oommendel
the plan inaugeraisd by the lllinoi
Central fof getting in personal toueI
~iih patrons u the road and approx
~ n service generally. according q
the reporter Some had complaint
10 make One farmer surreste
he adoption u policy u allowin
farmsrs access 10 the rirhi u va
in draining their farms Anoihs
thought right of way woven wir
fencing should BE- ~ wider maieri.
o. make the fencinr hog proof Oii
sfs thought agents should b. allows
greater discretion In dealing with IL
disldual problems One suRgests
more adequate Accommodations 4
passsugers a. har stations
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY SUPPER

Mr and Mr.. Will Cnyne. of Pin
ey Fork were the surprised recip-
tents on December 2i ~ sump-
tous supper. It being Mrs Crayne's
birthday.
when Mrs Crayne entered the
kitchen she found the table extend.
I'd full length and loaded with every
thing good % eat
Those present 20 enjoy the repasi
were. 81. and Mr. Cam Crayne and
son Ross. Mr and Mr.. Ernest Tack
we'll and children. Elden and Ruby
Mr and Mr.. Elvia Andrews and
children. Hazel. Eva, Hollis and ker
init. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt anf
son Willard: Mr. and Mrs. Guy Grid
er and non Clarence. Rev. and Mrs
G. T Boucher and daughter Anne
Mr. and Mrs Bert Bradley. Mrs. An
ME Hurst and son lodie; Mr.. Ent
Guess and son Hersehel; Mr. andMrs
Bufk Cndcr and daughter. Jewell
Mr and Mr. viii Eihridge. Nc
and Mr. Tom Asher. D. S. p Cridc
and son ulyesses; Misse. Ruby am
lmorene Hill.. Ora and Geneva And
rrvr. George woodall. Valna Grid
sr. Pearl Hurhes. Elizabeth Steven
Eula Paris. Lela Boswell. Mru. BeuI
an Alexander Messrs Jake Cusiar
Herman and Raymond Boucher. r.
chard Ray Claud Stevens. Ga
Moore, Elbert Crlder. Jos EthridF'
Earl Alexander. Bernie Order, Nicl
or Hunt. liaac Coneer. Richard lsai
John Hurhes Roy and icxie Cob
man. Roy. Cay and Charlie sirls
Oficn Woodsides. Claud and nunca
nchoui. John lenninFs Howard NJ
Mican. Elmer leneaye. Resie Brus
and Fred and Boyd Cmcc. total u =
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SOME FINE WORN

The prrss last week. through some
misfortune. broke h. Boston stitch
Or. a machine used in our hook bind.
ins department The machine Wa
hroisn in tso and u course. pat
oui II commission W. vircd The
facts o. ths Princeton Auto Sale Co.
IN Princeton and inquired u ihsy
.oaA 6x g. Tho rsp'y was tu th,
Affirmative and ths next morning Nr
Harrison Gift came 10 Marion viii
his portable welding machine and %
an hour or 30 the work vas done
IN. boston Sttehcr Wa whole aeai'
and ready for use We can heartily
eommend the work u the Princeton
Auto Sales Co.'S aceiylcne weldinI
department.
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wonN ueuiY COMMENDED

m. Cuusnisn rue Job Depart.
..f b.. resniIy roiien oui l''H
.r... .f tts Ksuiasky Hardware a
imr,.-srt daIfu rrorram, oi
s,.r. o. urari 20 a. vork Mr.
Ar nywn rrs,.isri ~ ih' a''of
.t..s isusf to . ~ stone. ~
,,,s, a,. unisf dais u Jan "
nraf lsIt
law mt n rcosip, Of ial pro.
s.r ani cannot resist thr hf'e'
i,,,e 81 unrraiulaiiou n u pro
ds,,mn his hy far ihs most com com
pls,s. a. well al the most sr''''''
s,l hs.i arranged program ye' pFe
.sn,si by ihs ksniurhy association
Assuring you u my complete 'a''.
f.s,s,n and appreciation of yout ~
fsr,.. { am yours truly,
At BYRON
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
muu1 WIN
ro 40 OBSERVED

Arnnrsmsnis have been mats
o. sf.sung thrift vsst boz Cuiisn
t.n Camig Thrift csav contests
uil D.. h.d la co. .th.ols rhs loesl
iarl. hs,s ofierri rriis io ne auf
0rafai aaririanfs
o. has tsfn rrlarlicd that sseil
tsrh n ihs afy have thfih aersh b
81 os sanlay ianmp % Az ~
.harts. tatf rssraudod and snme
tms Aafrf CO., day there vill b. =
tr.sf silrs.. on -shsw viih oihsrs
A han.shaa budrsi l'ok ri'ins e
amr's mslhal ~ tssp'nr ao'eun''
n hsasshsA s,rsnses will b. disifi
taisi during ihs wssk by ihs ssnio'
Car n ihs Nafian llirh s'hool
uhss tsats vll b. Distributed tre'
n ,hams Fab rsrson that rees''
~ahal uill b. ri,en d card whi''
When s.rnsi sill sniiils The holas
ia msmtsrshlp in ihs ksniusly hud
81 Ciuh
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
FOREST GROVE SCHOOL

hiss Emma Terry closed a sue
eessful school 81 this place Friday.
January lith with an interesting
program in the afternoon and an ap.
prceiaiiye audience although the
weather was bad
sa pupllt successfully passed the
examinations for promotion 10 Coun.
~ liiRh s'hool Vena Belt and wm.
Lester Terry. who made the highest
average each making g6 percent.
Jewell Graves. Bertha Aker. Ellen
Terry and Ralph Burklow
Believing that this step means
much io these Firh and boys. they
sers made chief entertainers On the
closing EXERCISE. assisted By the
seventh grade in aome drills The
boys rnsiumed a. "uncls Sam" and
the American lndian1. with he girls
Boz ihe native dress u Holland. ia
pan Switzerland and Italy. present
ei some clever iahIsaus costume
duiH. aann. rsadinfa. etc.
NJ Bills rerry siih the rsnsroa
iii aHi community spirit character.
iaif ~ h.m rendered ihs uls ~ his
rmphaphuns shieh "a a wondsrfuI
hrlp m ihe program and furnished
musi enjoyed hy all
A. thass bright faced boys and
nrs .af before bel vhiis their teach
rr .rair sofds ~ rnmmsndaiion and
encouragement and handed then
their promotion certificates. I'm sur'
. there sas thrill n pride in sacl
hoan rfiis lr fhe Individual child
. pride n ihe l.ars pride in ihe teach
rr ari fhe .lhaoi a. q shole ihsi
came al overwhelming feeling o
shame ani ssf rspfoarh. The con
slomnrss n q duiy on'y half done
Z bfau.f ss at ritirsns ~ ths countl
~ ttf nammuriiy a. parents. u 81.
\ sN have nai rut a llirh schoo
Z uiihIn thr rssrh ~ every chid o.
Doe itrm Every hnY and rirl d
ihai ,.a. soaid b. found snierin
d uifh ehaal nert session n t wsr
aors.ahs ia them. a. h BE-. on'
y maytf tso sil enter County Hir
slhaa. nssraiaiinr their ahssnf
ffum borne iaunr ths teD year
r ~ ih1 fhld. yaunr nfs shsn b
!. nn nfe.h ihs bone infusurs an
parental supervision and ruidanc
.. % hr
Ws have been fortunate Boz hawn
b tsalhsl ufh eHihasiasm. rrho.
srHf ari rrf ta surmauni dif'ru
Hss ~ great prornftnrs
Give us oan.alidaisd school a.
4 Hrh sh.ai square dsal. u y
i rIsa.s thaf ttfe eaFef eyed eh
arer thaf flsd ihs nii'e ons foum'
/. ahal mas tsse ihe training 81
. rrsmrslres ia mssi his in H. b.
uay a. f uuia.d. before them
PATRON
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
rmr At ,cKroHp

otsst hn slriaf
af uat dIsfuustrd n ihf
t at ua tfafd IT,
n umr.riiY iHui s'''
Iethnr hause ~ WW D..
.etus tn ku1u uhcfr co.
niei hai u b. believed i'
aarti from ths Goo as ihrif
held a. ths ehur,h iha'
fh. hui'dinr hurncd n b iee
dwelling house ~ NJ nrha'
uroi hy Mr. Alies llarninl
i Nisirrss. then ieok hit
n ihs household ropds vsf'
iurihsf cuuhsrfation vas rf'
m a uucksi nrirads
as vas alout tiooo on ih
siih ua insuranfs and al.ou
ihr frsidsnrs Niih lnsufanf'
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
ROBERT LEAR At CALHOUN

Rs, Robert Lear. Who has spent a
lev day 81 home here last week. lef'
Friday for Calhoun % hold a revival
meeting BIO. Lear b one ~ the
most succcssful fesivalisis in the
Louisville conference of the M D.
church south. his mectinrs resulting
ln q large number of conversions
Mr Hagen. a song evangelist of ou
cusloro. will lead the snnr scryios
10 thr Calhoun meeting.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
LATEST NEWS
Of Neighboring Counties.

Aerrmen with an the modern
burglar tools. including niirurlycer.
inc and automobile. we're foiled in
an attempt 30 rob thc Columbia
Hank ai Columbia Monday shortly
after midnight This b. the place
where on April %. ls52. Frank and
Jesse james and Cole iunEsf. on
horsshalk and with rcyolvers werr
succrssful in holdup. after killing
the cashier
Mr. Elenom u Herr vas exon.
GRATED " al blame for ihe death u
hsr husband. Hugh = Herr. a.
owenshoro. Monday Tho oofouef's
verdict was I'VE. the jury. hud that
the ruuahoi wound that vas lnsiIu.
mental n ihe death of lurh S Herr
uas purely accidental" A physi.
fian testified that Hers death sas
caussd hy dehrium usmsns presip.
raird hy he ruushni vuuud Tho
shooting ioak place on necemher I j..
A grand jury 40 Henderson rc.
turned an Indictment against J. 5.
Hunt Monday. charging him With
, arson. ln setting de io Bis groccrS
store vhish burned on January ?
10, indi,tmsui sharFc, that Hunt
fclouiously set drc TO The building
. in which hs had a stock u Eroccfies
which vese Insured ne was arrest
+. 81 and released under bond u
sl.0p
Il Owen Osborne. radueah tan
i driver was fatally injured in a col
iisior hsiwecn BIZ car and The on'
driven hy Frank norvood. also NJ
" that ciiy. SUNDAY night
Tho on drink plaee of Gladly
S.ou of radllsh vas aidet Sundal
u and a p.ni bottle ~ hoiilei.in-hon
whisky. tuo.thiris ful vas founa
So arrests urrr made
l. 4 ,olli.ian ou ihr o. NN Raj
rosd ooo1rsl Mor,la, near Russell
,ilo when a freight train and pa'
scuecr train coliidcl Pour men 3
the passenger train crsw wes uiu
ell
Rk naudana Nv. n Rallard count
b. an cvample of belief IN woman
=" rights The entire hoard of TRUSTEE
~ and three ~ the town ohiccrs a
/. wumrn
Tho llopkinsyillc sobacso epc
be-. ri,es The weeks sales At aihe
pounds At an ayeare II H.hi I
seasons total sales aw PLACED
ana st2 lGs. on whish the average prI
b e.oi
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
.GcieU

The womans club held a meeiinr
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.. A.
,is stephens. A delightful program
on The tie and works u franeit
nseon. after whieh social hour
was snpyed The members present
w,rs. Nesaames i. " blue, o. s
Denny. D. Vanrsi }. " Guess
Csorrs Orme. Medley Canuan. Jim
Henry. Will Clifton. S. N icnlin'
Alyis stephens. nebc Boswell, Miss
o. lewel Rankin, Virginia hluc and
Esther narnett
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
s1uL CLOSED

b a Caruahan' store b. still clos.
ed awaiting ths Insurance adiusier
Iu.t a. soon as he loss from the hrs
can b. adjusted y. q Caruahan vill
bold ths biggest sale that was ever
held in western ky The Pres will
handle the biggest al ever handled
hy any country newspaper in Ny
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
SAVES TWO FROM DROWNING

Stephen II. Hayward. son ~ =. j
Hayward formerly Of Marion, saved
two persons from drowning In Eau
Gallie river. In Florida, Monday
tn, lIaywards now reside In Eliza.
beihtown and the News Of that city
in reporting the heroic incident says:
Young Hayward, a student of X.
N. I. now in winter quarters at Mi.
itary Park. Fla, In company with q
colleremate. 7 5. Smith of Louisville
were enroute 10 Eau Gallie when
they saw a large touring ear break
through the iron railing on the bridge
over Eau Gallie river. The car wa.
seen 10 turn turtle and plunge into
the river below.
Young Hayward and his companion
rushed to a nearby boathouse. whef'
they secured a rope and returned d
the scene ~ the accident. They saN
man struggling in the deep watel
below the bridge and after fastenini
the rope 10 the bridge plunged int
the river and rescued the man.
After the latter was assisted q
shallow water h. told biz rcseuen
that bis wife who wa driving the ca
was still under water
Taking the rope In one hand. smi'I
diycd and atiched the ropc to on
wheel u the submerged marhin'
Then the boys succeeded in raisin
the auto enough Tor Hayward a. op
en the door u the ear and drag ou
the lifeless body u the woman. tn
ropc was then fastened about he
body and she was pulled up o. N
{ bridge
Although the body had been ira
ped in the car beneath the river
surface for more than ifieen minu
- the youths were able to resusei
ate her after ten minute ~ sirel
uous work The v0man was ~.
patched 20 a hospital where she VI
found 10 have received no serious i
p juriss.
The rescued couple were Mr. AZ
? Mrs. T.. A. noneFan. u Orlando. ~
Their car was a Siudehaier tourin
u wa demolished
When Hayward and Smith reach
= Eau Gallis they were Ereeied o. }
v foes
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BAPTIST REVIVAL

The Baptist revival cotinues with
good attendance and much interest IN
being manifested Special services
were held Sunday afternoon Tor the
men of Marion. The services were
held by the Pastor and the service
for the women was held at the Meth.
odisi church conducted by Miss nellie
Walker and by Mrs. Yandell Both
houses were well filed
The music b. q special feature oi
the meeting
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-21
4 nc S,rE

The nouake, and Barnett estates
will hold a hig sale at the old T T..
Barnett placc On January 20 a
larr, amount of farming implements.
stock and household roods vii b.
sold 10 tho highest bidder ai puhli,
auriion.
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PUnllC SAl.E
sRAsoN NOW HRRH

n you ae roiur to have sale
lhis season u will pay you 10 rct in
touch with me. Also have a fev
good Jersey ccws for sale a6tf
Phone or write
col. BYRD N. GUESS. Auctioueci
Fr.iouia. keniusky
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OTHER LOSERS or rnE riRr

In the story of the ar in our la,
issue the losses of u. koliinsky and
lee visk were not mentioned, lee
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