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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10

The pr.onostion OF the war depart
mcut looking to the publication IN inc
newspapers Of Il complete list or AL o.
the thousands Of men who have peeh
charged with having cvadcd the draft
law during the World war, mas sus-
gnstcd many complications that were
not at first taken into consideration.
One Of the first questions raised was
the liability of Il newspaper for dam
u.;,s in cases "f Iypusral lhici,l and
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10
CEMETERY FENCE FUND.

Thanks to the liberal cooperation OF
the people of Yorkville and relatives
and friends Of people whose bones rest
in the enclosure, there are sufficient
funds in hand and in sight to put a
substantial fence around the old
Methodist cemetery in Yorkville, and
to give the place other needed atten-
ton.
OF the s345 asked for, subscriptions
to the amount Of 1924 were acknoWl-
edged last Friday, and since then
number of additional SUBSCRIPTIONS
have come in, raising the total conslo-
erably above estimated requirements.
The fund now stands as follows: =,
Previously ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ou
Cannon Mill Union Sunday
School. Ada Curry, Treas Z Oo
Charlotte st. Baptist Sunday
School Bible Class, w. E.
Morton, Teacher Ia Ia
Yorkville Cemetery Asso. ......----.- oO Wv Wv
Yorkyille Enquirer .--.-...-... 1o w
Total --....--..........-..----..----S3Ib zU
The above sum will be more .than
ample to. pay for the carrying out ol
the original purpose in view, ana NJ
further subscriptions will be required.
MIR. F. L. Feemster, who made the
original estimate on the cost OF the
work. on last Saturday informed tne
representative d, The Yorkvllle Enaul.
rer who has thef matter in charge, tna'
he made an error in his original esti.
mate and that the fence will be pulll
for less than he figured. He has neen
instructed to proceed with the erectlon
of the fence.
Such sums as may remain on hanG
after the fence has been paid for VII
be used in leveling up sunken graves
and STRENGTHENING up leaning grave.
stones. After the available funds nave
been disbursed an itemized report o.
receipts and expenditures Will be pup
iished in The Yorkville Enquirer.
AS has been stated, no further sup
ouested that unpaid subscriptions
promised to Mr.. C. F. Sherer be palo
to him at once, for whether used or mo- %
all such subscriptions will have TO- pe Dc
accounted for in the final statement te
the subscribers. ,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AFFAIRS.

Redpath Chautauqua- Coming May 1921
Rollicking Comedy. Nothing but the
Truth" Fourth night.
Loan and Savings Bank--We invite you.
York Supply ,Company-Horse Feed.
J. @. Wray. Manager-Programme Of the
Star Theatre.
Mcconnell Dry Goods Company-Arrived by
Express
Bank of Clovcr-Statement of Condition.
Feinstein & Krivis-The Cash Store.
Kirkpatrick-Belk Company-Shoes, Shoes
Shoes.
Williams Optical Company, Rock Hill-Per'
feotly fitting glasses.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10
MERE MENTION

Senator penrose has given out the
dict,m that international disarna-
ment is idealistic foolishness....." ...
Over onc-third of the population OF the
state Of New York is foreign born-.::
Fall River dividends for the second
quarter Of the present year average
only . per ccnt.-.-Alhcrt J.. Keith,
Superintendent of the New Bedford
Mass, schools. has promulgated an
order prohibiting the use of cosmetics
by the teachcrs............The Feueral re-
serve bank of Chicago has cut the re-
discount rate on commercial paper
from 7 to 1-2 per cent..:...........flfc
million dollars worth Of gold was re-
ceiyed in New York last Saturday
from England. American steel
corporation has announced 20 per
cent cut in ges..-...-....1'h The first car
load of the Georgia peach crop for TINS
season was started from middle Genr-
gin for New York last Friday. Inc
crop is estimated ut 1000 cars.--......
There is very serious opposition III
France. especially in Paris to mobill-
zation for the purpose OF invading
Germany. There has been consider
able street fighting in Paris led ny III"
socialists
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10

According to dispatches from Berlin,
the present German cabinet is unwill-
ing to sign acceptance of the ultima
tum submitted by the Allied supreme
council and President Ebert is sorely
perplexed as to where and how he is
going to get a cabinet that will sign.
It seems to be the common belief, how
ever, that the ultimatun will be
signed.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10

The fight OF Senator Hiram Johnson
of California. against confirmation OF
avid III. Blair, of Winston Salem, n
@. rs commissioner of Internal feFe-
nue has not yet been settled. john
sons crouch against Blair seems 10 lie
in the fact, as oJhnson claims, tha1
having gone to. Chicago with primary
instructions TO vote for the nomination
of Johnson he instead voted for llafo-
ing. The opposition of Johnson COM
uandcd but small respect until Johh-
son based his fight on grounds of elgl-
hi,itv He set forth that Blair's faith
er-in-law, J. w. Cannon, was claim
ing = rebate of excess profit taxes &c
tho amount Of some $1,30O,0O0 ana Us
internal revenue commissioner b!all
would be in Il position to influence 'he
p, :. in ire interest Of his father-ln :
I,w II was shown that the case has
bocn settled in large part. down lc
some $4,000 Or 100000; but Johnson
and associates, claiming that the ne"
commissioner will have Il deciding say
in the adjudication of this sum, nave
succ,cdcd in securing u postponemen'
of q final decision until next Thursday
As to what the outcome OF the case Is
,,oinr 10 be remains to be sctn. If Mi
Harding insists upo nthc confirmation
or T;lair, of course Blair will be con-
,irmcd. In the meantime it is interest
Ing to wonder whether the matter tha'
is disturbing Scsator Johnson would
have disturbed him If Blair had voted
for him and he had gotten the nomlna-
tion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10

Senator Norris of Nebraska, wants
to satisfy the demand Of the service
men for a bonus by giving them the
interest on the debt owed by the Allies.
It is calculated that the interest now
due amounts to between ST0O,O00,O0O
and sSO0,OOO,OO0. The idea is good
one; but the question is, how are we
going to collect that interest?
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
have been indexed in the office OF
the county auditor since the laot pub
lication Of the record in The Yorkville
Enquirer:
York-Walter B. Moore to Robert L.
Hogue, l lot 1926.
Mrs. NJ. E. McLain to r. E. Mont
gomery, ! lot, $500.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10

made addresses. The closing sermon
was delivered by DR.. Parkerson of
Erskine theological seminary. The
next meeting will be at Old Provi-
dence, Va.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10

In agreeing to league Of nations dis
positions that are favorable and in dis
senting from dispositions that are un-
favorable, the Poles are not different
from other people.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10
OUR SOLDIER DEAD
cemeteries:

Following are the names of the
soldier dead buried in the Yorkyille
cemeteries:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10
The aJorkrilIe Gnql1ireE.
Entered at the Postofflce at York as
Mail Matter Of the Second Class.
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1921.

Judge by the amount Of money the
people are spending the times do not
seem so hard after all.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10
Confederate Army:

Confederate Army:
Thrash Allen, J. 4. l.
John Allen, ]. 8. Le
VIM. Alexander, ]. F. LII
J. C. Alexander, j. L. Il
J. J. Alexander, Saml c.
J. B. Atkins, James
8. II. Barron, DR.. Jon:
| T. A. Barron, Leroy N
Samuel NJ. Boyd, j: L. NJ
j. T. Barron, w. n. !
n. B. Bratton, a. Il. NJ
Enoch Blackmon, w. Il. N
J. II. Bludworth, s. A. Mt
]. II. Barry, W: Il. N
lack Beard, John G.
IT. J. Bell, w. 3. y
B. F. Briggs, w. -. !
R. M. Carroll. FREDERIC
T. L. Carroll, r. 8. M
J. L. Clark, e. M. N
R. r Clark, N. Med.
]. H. ClaWSon, !. l. Id
T. W. Clawson, ]. r. r
A. Cody, D. s: K
Calvin Conner, X. W:
J. J. Coward, J. A. Ra
E. A. Crawford, s. Robl
n c. Dunlap, - r
s. L. Davidson, Edward
4. J. Eccles, W. p. Z
R. J. Foster, G. 4. s
Ptolemy Funk, Geo. S.
J. J. Garvin, Sr., l.. B. Sh
J. J. Garvin, Jr., William
r. H. Glenn, Thos. A
w. l.. Goforth, Jas. E.
L. NJ. Grist, ]. B. ST.
F.. Happerfield, J. j: Sn.
Richard Hare, 2: r. s.
2. Harrison, w. Stew
Thos. Harris. II. c. 81
Jas. F. Hart, Jas. B. Z
A. Hawkins, II. P. y
W. P. Hobbs, Leroy Z
]. W. Howerton, David T
A. j. Hughes, W. M. '
J. J. Hunter, ]: A. w
J. A. Jackson, M. Whit
H. G.. Jackson. Jos. F.
John c. Jackson r. NJ. w
D. A. James. 3. F. w
Foster Jefferies, A. 8. wv
T. S. Jefferies. 8. H. wv
J. Z. Jefferies, J. B. WI
W. A. Jefferies, w. B. W
=. A. Johnson, W. B. '
w. NJ. Kennedy, J. r. WI
Henry Keller, l.. D. WI
j. c. Kuykendal. ]. A. WI
S. J. I,uykendal, A. F. W
w. G. Latimer, Jas. Wr1
War of the Revolution-C
Fulton, John Dennis, Sr.
Mexican War-Jerome B.
U. S. Volunteer, Spanish
War-Col. J. X. Aston.
U. S. regular army-Cap
Wallace, Corp. John Shea,
Infantry; Patrick Carr, Co.
fantry; Adolphus Cash, Co.
fantry; Patrick Walsh, Co. !
Samuel Brown, Co. L, 7th 4
Whittemore. Co. L. 7th c
Quinton, Co. G, 18th Inf
Windsor Co. C, 18th Inf.
World Wnr-Mcech StoWn
Williams.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-04
MEMS BIBLE CLASS
No " ORGANIZES

The Number ~ Bible Glass u the
First Baptist Sunday School reor
ganned last Sunday aud entered the
South Wide Bible Glass Contest be-.
tween CLASSES in Baptist Sunday
schools The contest will cover the
months VI March. April aud May
D. will be- based on five points:
reaching aud holding constituency;
use ~ Six.point record system; av-
eruge attendance on meetings " class
and the preaching service of the
church. winning the lost 10 Christ.
and o. right attitude toward the main
school Number ~ expects 10 win
the hammer over all other Baptist
CIas.e. boz the South Help us Do b.
Five other classes boz the Sunday
School also entered the contest The
Berrnn The Fldelis. The Eulelian.
The Amo.. and the q T. T. Classe-
Th, entire school bad 31s present Last
Sunday lnd ha. sei FoaI u i0o
Zoe nssi sunday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-04
IORMER MARION NEGRESS
NILS NATE

Ellis shabby c1lurri coal miner
and resident of Wheaicrun va shot
and Instantly Killed by be-. wife. Stel.
Ia. a. their home. Saturday morning
alaut p utu,k in that ,Iti
o. B. reported that ihe trouble grew
uut ~ domestic disagreement. and
ih, couple had been having violent
gau,s for quite a vhile before
the kIlIiur The uupIr we're alone
at tHs um, ~ th, tragedy
Shelby uas shai over ihe rlrht ,ye
siih O. ls ,aIibrs pistol. ihr bullet en.
i.rur ths brain resulting in iustan.
iancou. death o. b. alleged that hi.
vie said chat Shelby eas adan,lnr
on hef With "a knife. which she ryhih
i,d auJ va, threatening her hf,
with 30 % vas then thai she drrd
ih, shot The Knife which sh,
showed ea. "a afrr pocket kuii'
sharp as ulnr
10, woman was ARRESTED .oou AZ
rr ihs turcd, and taken 90 ihc Web
stcr ruuni, Iai at pisou. by prpui'
Sh,rid Allen Hudson
Both the murdered and the mur
detrs. had been residents of cha
dN having mo,,i 90 Whsaicuf
some tone aro
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-04
gEcENr mnDlNG OPERATIONS

There has, been several residence.
built Boo Marion Boz the past lev
months aHd many more ha,, been
pm.isI,i . A Elder has pot up
q Hrs house 600 North Main Street
H.l EnD.t has hulli one ~ ths most
hsalufuI dusilinr hat our riiy can
Iai claim io. and be- has rr.~ofksi
$50 other houses adding greatly 90
fhrlr appearance
Thu, have been several houses
smaIr.,t Boz Fast Marion. among
ah..t ars those ~ e. q Thompson.
E NuHn Tom Wunr and g
Ih.ma.an
Pierce has rons over hs
dsahnf un nsIlulI, runr li an on.
urb different appearance nau
.TnUs has alan reworted be- resi-
isn0r ln Walker Street
Toe jarvis Company that osu'
Ih, Iahaeto warehouse near he DE-
n.i ha taHi three nee conrrsi'
hura.aas near their warehouse an,
ta. HrhaHt another
AuanF other nss houses recently
anp.sisi ars those ~ J " Bel
In tts uss addition on Mound fafl
tt, and Greed Taylofs boz bunFa
iaa ani Grant nayidsons on Nail
u,st O. CLARK has rsmodsle'
.tr rs.dsnss on s Main and FoHes
uartn has adisi q double serandl
ta hr u.afs .n Do narihsrn part %
ihs riD
Al h tuili.nr speak, ssli ~
Waran
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-04
LETTER FROM ROBERT hEAR

nn January the 18th Z lsfi home
o. Calhoun. Nv. where ! held
revival siih nrothsr N " MuueiI
tho pastor ~ ihs Methodist church.
ani from there weui in Smith
Malls. IS for anoiher revival With
Brother D L. Nan1e. uur pastor
|. here These meriiuFs wrre a hle's-
inr o. ths people u those town.
Tho visible results were enl on
versions and rscianations. i2l a,ers.
sons ta The dirersui churchss with
more o. follow i2i pledge io daily
PRAYER and nlhls reading. about -
family aliau erected. one kpworih
League restored 10 activity aud hur
drcd. ~ definite promise for "a mor,
loyal. devoted. active Christian se'
yiCr
Al one ssrsirr there errr h,,
msmbsrs ~ one family, al member
" he baptist ehursh converted. rr
elaimei. renewed. whichever SOC
choose o. call ii. there wvrs othyI
conversions al the same srrticr also
Tar d,s weeks and three days ! hay'
prea,hsd oncr every day. twiec mos
every day. and a number ~ time
thre, times a day. made quite a roo'
many calls, had personal coufe'enc
With men ai different times. viii
bankers. lawrrs. merchants, tn ml
room at the hotel. in The streets. i
the home. and ou one uctasion
stopped in a shormaker' shop o. se
him. and while there We kneli 70
PRAYER and h. wa happily converted
Tho Land blessed me spiritually. b,
cially. physically, and hnanciali'
therefore 90 Him shall be- all u
glory am At home for one da
then on to liyermofr With Rev ,
Isl Moorr. for another revival
His name. ROBERT LEAR
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-04
HOW 10 YOU STAND on
THE SCHOOL BONDS

Numbers " people are honestly
trying b. yet right on the bond b
sue. they are seeing the merit of the
case and are casting their vote and
their influence for the school real
ling that the school in Marion has
always been her greatest asset
10 Ret exactly straight about this
little Bond Issue History" b. nee.
essary
ln 1915 there wa q bond issue yot.
ID 10 build a new high school build.
ing. joinily with the county This
issue va $4,000 f2,jUU ~ these
bonds were issued and the money
used in buying. sith the County
Board. the plot ~ ground un which
a. erect a new building. and to do
some necessary repair work fid0o
~ these bond have never been D..
sued and will not be- iHued When
tnis bond issue va voted Boo 1910
there were outstanding fluUU ~ %
previous issue Which make total
outstanding $500 ~ this amoun.
ths BOARD ~ Education for the eiiy
~ Marion and district has enough
fund on hand o. sinking fund 20 70.
du,s the outstanding bands 10 saa0o
a. stated in ihe call for election
Regardless " shat you may heal
o. the contrary he Board ~ Trustee
b. trying 10 build o nes hiFh schoo
building for Marion They have
taken the onIy road open to them q
secure the fund They are putting
ii up o. you fairly. orenly and ar'
.a.king for your decision d. So,
uant ssw hirh school huilding
Yss. you sas I. this The best wal
10 ~ ~ n 500 know heiieI
say uill yoa please lsi tho hoard o
education kno~'
n ,ou ihink this b not ihr hes
uay and knock without offering
better plan. you are not square d
your opinions The ihInr RESOLVE
i.slf into one thing and that b.. yo
A. oppssed 10 bsiisf school ur Sol
~. in favor ~ it which,
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-04
ISAAC NJ. DILLARD
Nafld War Veteran aud Teacher oI
ths taunii Annpunrss Zoe
Iat commissioner

l..sshsrs .n ihis ISSUE ~ th, rts..
.apsar che announcement uf So
Iaar M billiard ~ tbs gsplm
Fhlofhaad as o. candidate flr Tat
Commissioner ~ CutirndsH County
t.e,i o. ihe aeiion ~ ihs Rspahu
sH Primary oH August
$50 ulard sho far several ysar
a been O. .u..sasfaI teacher boz co.,
County Schools vas blm ani raised
.H farm aud b. ai present engaged
farming ir ihs Rspian nsrhiar
ad Hs b. sel and tunh.5
tnasn ln many sr.ilars ~ ths .aaU'y
aI tr fusnds pfr.iirt hat hs al
ats sifanr hrti from naa uHn
taFlu th Ihsy bslsts taa fha.
II tr b. elected hs siII bf ahIr u
rfarm Boz au ahsaiuisif sau.fa.i0l
a.f ths luilea ~ ihs off,, vh.lh be-
rft.
uu Nay "a lHls b. aas iniuIfs.
ia ths military yerurs ~ ihe urf
OF States and received preliminary
uamlnr az Camp Taylor and rssIl
fi fnai training AZ Camp hsaur
rad a. o. .aurd far Fmn.f o.
August %. iHls sni landed ai hrr
ffans Aarusf is isis AnD ar
uunr In rmnlr b. vas ass.Fusi o.
uiobu o. % Hdgr a. i21ih o.
faaiY o. participated m h
Hsutr Affonnf afensits u.ialff 2
BAL November on ilis rhs i'l lr
fnfD "a. ha.d.nf front hns Ia.I
f.H shsn ihf AmHi.lf sas Signed
uts CD uItalH ia shah touur pi
afI trhnrsi sas assigned as un.
q fhs Army ~ ooupaian an
HsHhsi onto German sol on n,rfu
tfr o.. isis ari .nasssd ihs Hh.rs o
o. on. iais o. va Stationed
fisH Germany fauf months an
aa. rtsh an hamuh's d.atar
fum ths unfsi siatss Aml 0
NaY 10. 1919
N nl'afi utosr rsuui as
Han asa soldier and as e tsa.hsf
etI tnauu to h.any psap., ~ %
county w. earnestly atis fo'
prari on ths prosise io riys y,
t.Hfsf straightforward service 81
aHiIf.s n rarr ar party
HIiifai Aitsfil.smfnf
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-04
BYE r,lEs

Vs. Susie D. Gilehrst Oph d
Throughout the animal kingdom.
yariuus arrangements are found for
ihe sense of sight. bui thcy may be-
referred 90 boz three types. namely.
] yye spetks. 2 ihs compound eye;
ihs simple ryr The eyr specks
winch are found in worms and spon-
re. are simply expansions n the op-
iir Nerve hIaments covered by a
transparent membrane .o that the
creature would have the conscious
ne.s ~ irht uuly The compound
eys ahith J. found in insect, and an
imaIs with tmsts or shells such "a.
shumps. holsters and crabs. consist.
~ series ~ transparent coueliks
i-ldirs arranged Boz "a radiate manner
against the inner surfarr ~ The cor
nea Zach one b. separated from it.
neirhhor and transmits only a small
portion of hrhi parallel with its an
b. The field ~ yision being limite,
hy the sine and shape ~ the cornea
The simple eye b the one common
o. all vertebrate Il b. one u th'
motf dslieately coHstuctcd organ
of the vhole body anl bccauss o
i', delicate nature % b. PLACED iu
tony asckei which surrounds b ol
40 sides except the front vhirh b
protected by Oh, oyefhauFiuf brow
LII n.L.- nl-
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-04
PRAISE WORK on
LAST LEClSLATuRE

AZ meeting u the county school
superintendent held ut Frankfort a
few weeks ago. the members ~ that
body we're loud in their praise. II
the work ~ the last session ~ thc
state Legislature of Kentucky rela-
tive to the law. enacted in the inter
est ~ the schnols ~ Kentucky
The resolution " che supeunirn
dent. folluvs
Second That We voice our hearty
appreciation Ia the member u the
General Assembly. and 90 the Cover
nor for their wise and bipartisan
action in enactinr the great progre -
siye educational program u last
winter W. urge them 10 take no
step backward. bui o. strengthen any
~ these laws that experience shows
needs strengthening and Co enact
such other progressive measures a.
may b. deemed ureessary o give
Kentucky a school code iu harmony
with the best educational plariices oi
the present
q D. wilbom. Bob. was q mem.
Der u the legislature referred a.
above a. the iipe % the enacimenl
~ those laws which have helpsd O.
move Kentucky up several notchc'
on ihe scale II educational sork Ht
stand ou those ISSUES b. clearl'
known Hr stood far the rights of
Kentucky childhood tvo years aro
GIVE him o. ehanes o. use BIZ influence
Boz continuing ths rood vork hy yut
inr fof him a. Your candidate 10
representative an August 6
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-04
IMPORTANT MEETING

The County Committee of the
Ksuiucky Sunday School Association
will meet In Marion. Monday. March
sth in the basement of the Method.
ia Church At one O'Clock The Con-
miitrr wants al the oficers. all the
uisiuci oihcsrs. all the pastors. and
100 the Superintendent. and o. many
Sunday sehool WORKERS a. possible 10
b. present This b an important
meeting a. W. are planning the wofk
for ihs year Il sill b. ~ special
interest for every denomination 10
b. we'll represented
THE COUNTY COMMITTEES
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-04
TAKEN 10 LOUISVILLE

Mr. u \ Fsoait sifr ~ Rr,
.H \ Ettott Who b. pastor of co..
southern Presbyterian ,hurth or
nellyills Street. vus taken to louis
vile Monday b. be- trcat~a for pan
alysis M. Escott Wa hrst strick
sn about twelve years ago and ha'
never fuly recovered She ha,
another attack during this winter ans
has been IN a serious condition since
llsr daughter. Mu Addison smith
who Is the VII, u one u the Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad officials
had q special private cat sent dow
here sunday and In this Mrs ECO,
made the journcy TO Louisville.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-04
POPULAR SHADY GROVE
NAN nlES ~ EVANSVILLE

lauunlr llomiuF. a sell known
and rarular Young man of Shady
Gu,c. died Al an Evansville hospital
Monday following an operation for
app,ndi,iiis w. va stricken sud
deuly and huuiedly rushed 20 Evan
willie. bot the operation was futile
The deceased Wa en yeau Old and
leave. a Young We % whom b. Wa
married two yeau aro llIs parent.
Mr and Mr. Tucker HonlnK. oi
Shady Grove. alsn survive The ~
mains wsrr buried a. Shady Grove
Tuesday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-04
osn N,NEEII

So AHs M.Nes, lsn Nariou
one ist .asi ssst ana sent io Prince
ian uhsrr BE- met Me- f'islls Tolh
anI fiou there thsy sent o. Clarts
tIr. Tenn ari we're united in mar
rafs u chat UU To happy couple
arrived m Marion on Monday after
psai.nf .tau Honeymoon boz Ten
nf..ft
Mf M.N,eb s ths son ~ Prof
In o. M.NssIy one ~ ihs most pop.
uaf ahaai isa.hefs u ths county
ard ua. formerly boz che employ u
ths ris tut for ths last fsw months
ts ts. t,sr vorkinr n fliiaheih
usu ky 9th ihs Nirrof. q hess
rausf ruh'shui ln that eity
Ths hfiif BE- daughter u 3 pfus
rsou. famsf n ths county and b
Il beautiful and refined young lads
1 H.ih have many frisud' vho ioif
.ths rfr u wishing them "a bone
and harp, married lie
n and Calvin Hunt ~ rrihun
asn in the cts Saturday
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CARD oF THANKs

We wish 10 thank our many neiFt
hors and friends for their kindnsss
shown us in the sickue.s and death
~ uuf husband and father. Mr J
" Bruwn. and 10 thank the dos
tors for their sork and Kind deeds.
AMI to thank Rroihsr Paris Cor hi'
prsssu,s and words ~ comfort.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
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CONTRACTS FOR ONO RIVER
ROAD WORK ARE AWARDED

Contracts wer, lsi hy the State
Highway Commission Thursday for
21is miles u the Ohio Riysr Road
One sectiun u thirteen and one half
miles from Havesville 10 ths Dayiss
county line. Hammock county. went b.
ihr Hancock Construction Company
and fourteen MILES in Breckenridge
county from Hardinsburg 10 tn
Meade county line went 10 Costsllo
Rrus and Mayes. Knoxville
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wmskl rorNp NEAR sruRGis

\ taid made un mime 80 = one
aud one BALI mi'e. northrasi II Stur
ri. uu last Friday uu,arthri sixty
ra'lous uf whisky n one ~ the
tasIIuF tausss near its milne that
r Furnished thr m.nrH b, ths oum
pans
ufaaH tbns ihs whisky "a.
muralci rio thr miuirr camp r
anticipation of pay day Two ue
Eros we've found n thr boust viii
ihs IiluoI and Ncr arrrstci