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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-28

81. Special convocation of Gran
tie chapter, No. 20, r. A. NJ,
Fmf Tuesday, March 2s, at p. m.
~ ~ Work, r. A. degree. Per order
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-28
NERVES WRECKED
AMBITION LOST
Mrs. Chapman Found Renewed Health
and Wants to Help
Others.

"If description Of my illness and
recovery will serve to help Others by
showing them the way TO health,
certainly want to give it, says Mrs,
Hiram Chapman of X. d., No. ?, Bald
winsville, N. Y. "a severe attack OF
plcurisy followed by a bad cold left
me in badly rundown condition.
Nothing seemed to give me more than
temporary help. My nerves were
wrecked, | lost ambition and couldn't
do my work. was subject to head
aches which lasted for hours. ! had lit
tie appetite and what | ate caused such
distress that my sleep was broken. |
became very dizzy at times and II |
attempted to take a short walk my
legs gave out,
AFTER trying many preparations
heard Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills and
began the treatment with them. ! was
so much better after taking one box
that / took four boxes in all. As a
result / regained strength and ambi-
ton The headaches have disappeared,
my nerves are much stronger and |
have a, good appetite. ! no longer siif-
fer from stomach trouble and feel
better than / have for long time.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills helped me and
| am sure they win prove beneficial
to others whose symptoms are like
mine were"
The free booklet, Diseases Of the
Nervous System" win interest you.
Write for ii to-day to the Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Your
own druggist sells DR.. Williams Pink
Pills or they will be sent by mail on
receipt Of price, go cents a box.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-28
This Man Was Helped.

John Grab, $3.50 jackson Ave, New
Orleans, La, writes: My kidneys were
weak and had soreness and dull pain
across my back. felt dull and languid
and my kidneys didn't act right. be-
gan taking Foley Kidney Pills and
they soon put my kidneys in sound
healthy condition. Foley Kidney Pills
help the kidneys rid The system Of
acids and waste that cause lameness,
backache, sore muscles, swollen joints
and rheumatic pains. Tonic in effect,
quick N action Sold everywhere
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-28
WILLI4MSTOWN

The Rebekahs will hold card party
in Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening
Refreshments. Everyone invited. lad
Sugaring has been rather duh Sc
far and but small amounts have beer
made. 1t is said that Ora Poor has
made rs gallons of syrup
Louis j. Warner, who lives at tbs
Jackson farm on the road to Chelsea
has kept tab of the shedding the past
winter and his record shows 1876 days
since the 18th day Of November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Holmes and
daughter, Shirley, of East Brook6eld
are at George H. Goodrich's for a few
days.
James Guerin is now tenant ON the
farm owned by H. w. Boaz, formerly
the Blaine or Dennis Brown farm.
Miss Myrtle B. Seaver is visiting
Mrs. Leslie d. Gale in Boston and Mrs
L. 0. Morgan is passing a few days
with Mrs. Harry Hunting of Maiden,
Mass.
Leon Whore, son Of John III. Will
fore, and Blanche, daughter of Mrs.
Kate Broadway HadIock, we're mar
ried last Saturday and will live for
the present with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Anderson in the Passera house.
The JUNIOR senior high school opened
for the spring term the 9th, after
vacation of one week. This school
includes the 18th and sth grades and
four years Of high school
Rev. J, w. Hatch, principal of Mont
pelier seminary, preached at the Meth
odist church last Sunday morning and
also spoke at the union service IN the
evening. Monday morning he visited
the high school and spoke to the pu-
pills at assembly.
Theodore Wilfore has lately had visits
from several of his children, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. T. Handley Of Granville. and
Plcney and Mrs. Clyde Wood of Wood
stock.
G. X. Hebert, who lately came back
to town after years stay in Barre,
has fitted up room for shoe shop,
where he now lives and viii repair
shoes or harnesses for those who wish.
Word is received from Rev. Alvan
M. Smith Of Alstead N. H., that Rev.
Cary Watson, though not strong, is i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-28
CRANITEVJLLE

Notice to officers and members Of
court Rob Roy, No. 9, 4. OF A.: Regu-
lar quarterly summons meeting of
aboye-named court Tuesday, March rs,
at p. m. Important business. Let
every member attend. Fin. Sec.
The annual business meeting of the
ladies' aid society will be held at the
home OF Mrs. John Morrison Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-28
WEBSTERDTLLE

Mr. Joseph Gilbert end Mr.. and
Mrs. Louie Simoneau Of Nsshns. \. H.
also Mrs. Exilda Lamire 81 Montreal.
have returned - tAeir homes. having
been czlled here BY the death Of their
nspheH and cousin. SyicA Iariolefts.
a dEuEhter Nss born Msrch p t.
Mr.. and Mr.. Th0uas BsEley.
Miss Harriet Prunea1 has rcfurnsi
10 Richwond So was called lers -
fhs death cf htr b-uftrr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-28
His Promise.

Papa, win you buy me a drumi"
asked little lad of his father.
But, my boy" answered papa. I'm
afraid you win disturb me very much
with it.n
20, no, ] won't papa" promised the
little fellow. "rll only play it when
you're asleep. Detroit Free Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-28
His Hour of Rest

Peck--The after-dinner nap is my
favorite hour of the entire Sunday
Heck thought you never slept after
dinner.
Peek don't, but my wife does
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-28
Card of Thanks.

wish to thank my friends for the
cards and flowers sent me while at the
Barre City hospital; especially the
nurses and DIR. j. w. Stewart.
Elsie Caven.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-28

improving and able to walk down town
from his house. Also that the other
members of the Vermont colony there
are in good health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-28
Replllar meeting Of Tro.

.fSx. Regular meeting of Iro.
:MM quois tribe, No. 10, Clan
gTSXzSx Gordon hall, tonight at
kxX3j) o'clock, prompt. Nomina-
hssSW ton Of great chiefs. Past
1uY sachems please attend
Winnetta council, No, 10, ID. of p,
will visit us at close of meeting. En-.
tertainment and refreshments.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
\ SUMMARY or
KENTUCKY GAME LAWS
rs EDWARD D STONE
County Attorney

Several persons having come 10 my
odior seeking to know the Law rela
tive o. seasons. hesusss. limits. pos.
session and sale u rame in this
state therefore ! rive the following
az q huef and convenient synopsis
- thr law Cor ihs benefit ~ the
pabIlc
Open ssasons Rabbits from Nov
o. o. ncg so. Inclusive tHahbus
may BE- taken with dars or traps a.
ary time Cor "a pcrsau' own use on
o. own land, but uot for sale or
barter Game and Fish Commission
may declare an open season ~ from
7o O. 90 days on rabbits In ans coan.
ty m which ihsy ha,, hegumr a men.
aor 10 crops
Squirrels from luly I o. prc i5,
inclusive Quail. mhoi grouse tnaiiys
phsasanu from Nay % 90 Jan I
Dove. Sent O.. nec o. Goose. duck
Golden ploycr Sen, % g. Dee 40
~ opcn season on deer. elk. intro
dl,ei pheasant Hungarian partridge
vId turks, swans. vuon duck.
.aHdtilI ani vhooplnr cranes. ctc.
HUNTING LICENSES Nouresi.
dent or alien. s. fo Resident 81
i.sard hy County Court Clerk Re-.
id,ui landowner, tenant and member
lof families may hunt on own land
daring open season without license
Unlawful b. enter incloscd lands oi
aroiher for shooting ur hunting OF
fishing without t1useni " owner
q q LIMIT, au pos.css.ors 81
gaaiIs "a dav % m possession foi
each su,o,ssi,, iay ~ hunt. ii dove.
day, o. boz possession for each sue
,,ssi,s Day u hunt. ulfci rruus,
tay; ai ducks. s r,,se. tuut
SALE Sale rf llal partridge
rruus, inirolu.,i of rail,y pheasant
ilunausn rlr I.,. aIIl mrkey anil
migratory b.i uisrrtu lIIri pro-
tHaucI
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
DRIVE NOW
IN FULL SWING
County Now Organized for Drive TO
Sign Growers Tor Tobacco
Growers Association

The drive for the Dark Tobacco
organization In ihis county b. now IN
full swing Citizens u all classes
have rallied to the aid u the iobae.
co growers and are lending their foil
power 10 organize this coun'p before
October I The county ha. been Or
ganized o. o. voting precincts and
the local organization IA well pleased
With the prospects of signing up he
county
supt Goo CoIein addressed Il
large crowd of farmers AZ Shady
Grove on Tuesday afternoon in In
ttesi ~ the organization pointing
oit the need u his organization for
the farmers. the advantages q has
over the old system ~ pooling the
tobacco and why it viii make tobac.
co bring the rruwer what biz crop
D. worth
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30

hy mutual consent and hy msoH
o. vote " The stockholdefs ou Iuly 4.
lts- ihs corporation Known a. The
American Spar Company. incorIoat.
ed under ths laws ~ che State n
West Nirrinis and formerly conduct
rnT a business n Cuuendsn and
Livingston COUNTIES. ksntwky. vas
%. ol,ci and the charter " said
oolnpauy surrendered. said company
having prr,iousl, mad, an assign
mcni u lis property for ihs use AMI
benefit ~ iis creditors and ths in.
dehieinrss u aaid COMPANY having
brrn paid in full u.l
Repeatedly D GARTH HrARNF.
Ni,c President " American Spar
Company iig
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
BARBECUE

On, ~ The most enjoyable picuhs
- %, season vb. the barbecue. giy
su at urm,s Para b, 49, and Mr.
levi tnol o ihr members ~ the
SENIOR o y T. O. ~ ths First
Baptist ,hurh Mr and Mu Cook
~st, assisted hy Misses Elizabeth
touk and iou,st llammo,k Tho
iali,. rfoaucd under ths weight II
ths ruod th.urs o. eat, prepared 81,
unl Mrs to1k can.
There ev,e iuI,,ur r.t. ,h,,
ksH and squirrel. boiled corn with
tuii,L greamsi poiaioss. bread and
iuns. pickles. uuiuns. oaHee with
whipped cream and ,aca.toa
ihas, present Uyty So and Mu
isu C0ok. ur ami Ats q
Oscss. Mr and Mu lra Pierr. Mr.
and Mr hIaniou Wirgus. Mr and
Mu Avis stephens and son. Thorn
a.. Messu Lawrence Hand and e
Mayes; Missc. Marian Hand. Ebbi,
Mnthen. Iota Lewis. seth stephens
tihel Hard, Leila Wilbou. Margaret
Hard, Elizabeth Cook. Forrest Ham.
mack, fhelma Travis, Margaret Cues.
l.ssine Guess. lois llickln Virginia
ls,ss, Anna D, Hard. lalra nutlei
and katherine llurhcs
Pine Wa passed by pitching dol.
iars. drop the handkerchief. Coins
to aris" and other rames AMI all
ptssnt voted Il the mos, dehshttuI
rienic they had ever attended
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
InE nIGn COST or LIVING

Can BE- rcduocd II you buy uRMA
BRAND roods, The same quality a.
nationally advertised brands at
rrcc that you have 10 pay Tor on
brands Whole pagc ads in leading
maraliucs Gusts huge sums " mon
ry bat adds nothing 10 the value of
ihc ruods
o. eliminate this extra cost We
ha,, conncctcd ourselves with sever.
90 thousand other retail merchants.
known a. the United Retail Merchant.
ot America q r. ~ A. By buy.
iur our roods together We cut out
considerable part of the cost and In.
surr the consumer as rood quality a.
could b. had for a much higher price
u we bought In the regular way.
We oher you. Urma corn flakes.
Oma Cofer. urma Lyc. Uma Masa.
roma and spaghetti. uma oats. o..
ma condensed milk. uma mustard.
Jrwa pranut butter. uma pork ani
beams. Uma Rakinr soda. urma 90.
u.aio soup Uma Vegetable SCUM.
Oma table syrup Uma chicken feed
Oma gloss slarch. besides several
other articles.
Several hundred satisfied customers
h and around Marion will testify
to The good qualities u these brands
Try them II they DO not make good
wc will WHEELERS GROCERY
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
ufday Afternoon

Albert Joseph rickcns died ~ 2 Is
o,u,k Saturday September % ai
Norton Hospital. Louisville where be-
hal gone for treatment Mrs Pie.
kens and his adopted daughter. Mrs
l. D. Nairs and Mr Yates were
present when the end came The
remains arrived here Sunday morn
inr far burial
Funeral feryioea we're held ~ M.
Methodist church a. 1880 Monday
Friends from all over the county
gathered boz iu pay "a last tribute ~
love and esteem io ihs decreased and
ihe church. Including the ralleres.
esfe crowded The funeral discourse
was delivered bY Rs, Robert Lear.
With an Invocation by Rev V z Sc
'uunel. Tho floral Offering we're
ven beautiful and abundant Inter
m,ni followed 80 Maple Visv Csme.
tsJ
Nr Fiskens s survived by hs
sif,. NJ isnn.s Mcconnell p,sksn
and adopted daughter. Mr. T. D.
laiss IT, b. also survived hy thrs.
brother and ~, sisters John T D.
A & and jane A pickens al ~
itis ,uuutY. Mr a usio,. Mn
iila \ nslo, Mu iau e. Lamb.
hu " O. Wilson and Mu = e.
lamb
ihs dsreas,i sas a suu ~ William
a. snd susan lamb ri,lsns and gas
ham nssrmhsr e2. iss2 Hs b.vsn
hfe for himself a. farmer n eariy
mauhoad w. aivals taok On inter-
80 n hcal pautirs and in iss2. be-
was elected O.untf lausr. ser, iny
tee terms ao popular did be- h,rams
e. lailsf that in .a b. vas sl.ste,l
shu,h ~ ihs oaun'y and 10 veil d.d
o. serve the people in that capacity
Thai b. ~as fs elected without opp.
s'tian Do i.st be- -. appointed by
ihs governor " krniueky 10 the N
h,s ~ Stewart n ihs Fssble.mln,isi
Institute 90 Frankfort. serving m
That capsliii four years
ihsrs be- perhaps no man ia TIE
,sunil uha has "a better aclusintanrs
9th ths rsopI, n iHs county or has
ner' fusut' ani admirers than dai
Nt ulkrns
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
MARION WINS
TWO GAMES
lilu, and White Teams Emerge
Victorious In Basketball and
Football Contests

Saturday. September 23rd was a.
bad day for Princeton, Kentucky, In.
fofai a. high school athletics were
concerned Tor on that day Marion
knocfed Princeton for a double row
of canary.bird cages In football and
basketball The result of the football
game was - 10 3, and the result of
th, basketball contest was l3 10 4
The game was a thriller from the
start Contrary 20 the indications
~ the score the game was hard fought
ai all stages In the first quarter
Princeton showed exceptional strength
m hitting the line while the Prince.
ton line with their big 2ij pound
tackle on the job. rcfIs,i % yield 10
''e thusts u the Blue and White
hackneld IN the second quarter
pick iieklin opened cute little
daal around the north side u the
Princeton line and scored a toush-
down a few minutes later Perry
pillard by means Of some keen open
held running. scored another touch.
d1wn travelling eighty yard without
a chapcfon 20 Do this pairiotie act
ln the last half Hcklin addel two
moie touchdowns h the list and Capt
Wilson shifted thru the line for the
Other In the final quarter Prime,
Ton scored field goal from the
twenty tive yard line
10 school activities Princston plays
90 win honorably or lose honornhly,
and for this they should b. given
credit
III, Blue and White showed The
advantage of good teamwork during
ihs entire game and each member of
tie team contributed bis BIZ toward
achieving the victory
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
To RAISE ~ NDs FOR
COMMUNITY BUILDING

The Woman Club j. putting forth
every effort b. make sufficient
amount of money % vt O. community
hou not for themsslye. ahae but
faf@he people n the county For
time thcr, has been a dire need
.oft rest room Cor the women who
come shopplnF and this need has
been one of deepest concem.
A. The money flr each entertain.
n.ent b. taken boz % BE- put out on boz
ierest until the hut payment can b.
mtde on property for a community
house
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
SPECIAL RATE FOR
OCTOBER ONLY

nuuus ths month ~ ueioher ihs
Ouiisndsn rro,s b. Offering spe
,ial tate = ans dollar p,r year for
nse ur renewal subscriptions CO..
suiscuhsu Boz ths and adjoining
euuniiss W. sant every family m
ths county to read ths PRESS and
darinF ihs month w., are roinr o.
si,s sser1un' an aprortunlty o. re'
th' papsr for one dollar per ysar
To rrss be- tour dan paper and
% BE- o. yuut interest a. we'll AZ our.
ihat tau take ad,aniarc ~ this op
rartunlN thIs ofer b. o. persons
living Boz thi, and adjoining countIeY
only
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
SHADY GROVE
MEETING CLOSES

Rev ! J Smith has iust closed
q ien-dsys ',si mrstlnt 10 Shady
.Gwsc A rooi attendance. tine o..
haous interest and twenty five con.
versions afe reported rhc same
minister began a meeting At Hills
,hapsl church. a few miles fron
u,Wn SATURDAY evening
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30

4 siill vas Discovered under a con.
crete bridre about one and q half
miles south of town on he ptincsion
uad by Watson Ric, wrinesoay
NJ Rice tslsphousd toe Information
io sheriff } Z Wright. vho with a
dcputy vent and broaehi Il in u
n cupper still n about % gallon
capacity and has evidently h,sn un
Used for some time u is supposed
that the owner. b.coming fearful of
being oysriatsn bY the law. h.d %
under the bridge as the best va, o..
Nl'iahl, II setting fid u i u is
NV in the sheriff. oiics ant has
attracted considerable incrcit
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
THE WOMlN'S CLuB

thc Nomans Club was entertained
by Mcsdames Henry and Denny on
Wednesday afternoon September su
On accuni u the lengthy husiness
meeting the program was postponed
until the next mrrtiur
After vfreshmenis the club al
iourned 10 meet in the llsrion nooma
At three otlosk on Wednesday al
.e'P'og QY'oeSr, g.,
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
roW nAlL DAMAGES

Mr. q n Roirers. residing in the
NcKico sstti.n. whose fourteen artcs
~ tohacco was badly damaged hy
hail on Sept 4 rcceiycd a check for
stot from his insurance company
Mr u y slaughter ~ Route Two
WINS, siS acres u the weed was M,
80 badly damaged during the same
storm, was compensated BY rcysly
ing a cheek for SO 80 from his In.
surancr company
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
LOSE CLOsE GAME
10 PRINCETON

The Marion baseball team Journey
si over 90 Princeton and lost = Close
game b. their bell club. the scurs
being 3 toi m favor u Princeton
fiuyd Wheeler worked on the mound
To- Aariou and was sKcsedingly hard
fuf Princeton D. cqpnegt With he u
f,unrs ~ allowed only three hits
and caused many a Princeton player
% lay down the siick
Princeton managed 10 sours q run
n their round 81 bat in The third
and ivu iu the fourth after tso men
had been retired. error. being e.
sIousiblr both times
iIalsr bad no trouble in connect
hr with Hanooeks tossing. getting
ihrss bite out u four times up and
scoring Marions bone tally After
hfiskill rrcei,ed an injury Frater ~
h'erd him behind The bat ini ausht
90 exceptionally rood game
hanuck pitched b. regular good
rsme and had many ~ The local
bows pulllei. allowing ia hits
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
MISS IosEruiNF rENlcK

The Womars club presented Miss
Josephine pcn.tk Boz o. miscellaneous
viial on Thursday evening Sept 20
Mi,. pcni,k, vho b. an artist in her
hur read Co large and most ap.
pfr,iaii,, audigusr, and the club b.
.to D. congratulated upon securing
hsr ssryicr She lefi ihc following
morning for Boston where she takes
uu hef vork a. teacher in The I'm.
ctsun Collcrr of oraiory
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
Buy Your Dinner at
Fair Grounds, Only pc

a Plate Dinner consisiinr q Soup.
halcd Beans nstsd ham. potato
salad. spaghetti. rolls. piskles. olives
ant bot ,ofcr will b. served on che
fai. Grpunds by the Womans Club.
Saturday. sept lo Ruy your din.
ner on ihc rrounis and stay with
thr cruud
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
nolpS REVIVAL MEETING

Rev D o. h.Hovell. pastor 81
Cumberland Presbyterian church u
th', plac,, BE- holdiur a ,rr, suessss.
iul revival rcstri at T.,,.ou,a
SONG Evangelist Reynolds ~ Green
,il'e BE- assisting iu ths vofk Firh
teen conversions are reported o. date
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
cEN PRESIDING EpTRsur

Rev e. T. Dillon. for tuo year.
pasot u the Methodist shur,h hec
vas appointed Presiding Elder b,
the Louisville Conference last week
While nm nilnn is io b, con
rratulaied on his promotion the peo
pie hefe regret 10 see him leave
Daring hi two years WORK here b. ha.
donr valuable seryicc
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
tsg MORE COCOA

Cuooa is very rich In fgod yalu,
AMI oan b. prepared in many appe.
thing ways SUNSHINE COCOA
b. one u the best brands ou the mar
kct Try Il You will b. surprised
a, the quality and prics
wiEELERs GROCERY
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
RFy > c ilLlY RESIGNS

Ley J e lilh. district eyaurr
hst " che ohio Rive Association u,
nariisis. has rsirnci and sill leay,
ot Q o. enter thr Theological sem
na1 at Louisville Since taking ur
ihs work and hs ucsiisu,e here aI
uDat q year ago. Mf llly has mad,
many friends n Marion vh, vill r,
stsl io sce him leave
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
~ 1HE pEurtE 90
rhE Tdit CIRCUIT

; want o. express my siulrfr 40
Irviatlou 90 The pcoplc ~ Tolu cir
rui for their loyalty 90 us for ths
last tvo y,ar We arv plcasci O.
lnow that pn Na,k Hsr,,. vh,
was at Salem last year will su,,ccJ
w u, b. rood man and au cs
e,llgnt preacher
% a CApSHAW
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
MRS DELLA HUGHES pIRs

Mr. Della llughcs. wife of Oius
Hughes of be- Weston section. died
Thursday september "a. Al Walker
Hospital in Eyansvillt where she had
gone for treatment Mrs Hughes
was a we'll known and popular woman
ot hcr section Hnd ewes mar, friend,
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30

Mr. and Mrs. kurgnc Low and
daughters, llal,l and Rebccca. u
Cla,, spent the week end with Mu
lows parents, 'lr and Nv y
N Eaton.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30

Ms. D r Delaney and daughter,
Miss Garhett Delaney, q Akph. q
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
II :. llammack, left for home Mon.
day
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30

Mr Al Dean u the Forrest Grove
src,ioh attended the funeral u A J.
p.elens Monday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-09-30
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Ih, Home Eeonomios Department
Fs,y q Silver Tea last Friday Ia the
High School huild.ng Tho pro.
es,ds sill be- used Boz buying nsv
lguipmsnt
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lss@kee,gn4 CHARGES
our Cl.enS dmenis Tor Henderson
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Hijistrict, Louisville
Conference

Presiding Elder-G = Dillon
Beech Grove g W Pangbum
Causyille To be- supplied
Claywchb Memorial " 4 Cor
don
Corydon u G Napier
Darlington u l. Vance
Hampton 7 & Howell. supply
Hanson " Qualls
Henderson, Clay Sirest-A n
Gferory
Henderson First Church J g
Akin
MadisonyIlI, } " Weldon
Marion & g. pmihsr
Marion Circuit B B Cox. supply
M1fFanheld Station } MAfee
M1franheld Circuit A. J. Bennett
Poole Circuit . v Harwood
Providence " u Hickstson
l.otards J D. Hartford
Salem 10, loggard, supply
sebfrs " q Rrkard
slaurhicu S N Bailey. = &
N.llinrham Ir. preacher supply
smith Mills & , Allen
siurris " u Wagoner
1olu Maek Harper. supply
unloniovn , D. shoulsy
Conference Evangelist % N
CLu.hau
General Evangelist Robert Lear
Whsatcroft j u Goa
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Court House News

Nm hinkIsy was tried 10 county
oaufi Thursday sept ~ ou q charge
of selling intoxicating liquor in yio.
lai.ur n The prohibition laws Az.
~ hearing he evidence returned 4
'craici u guilty and fixed his pun.
isninent At 30 days in iaiI and ans
oi iioo The case was appealed %
bf.uit Court and defendant Was rs.
lsasrd under an appeal l-oni
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Clarence Debos was tried in Cour
~ Court Wednesday charged with
ifsusporting liquor The lury re.
tuned a verdict u guilty AMI hscl
BIZ punishmsnt at a 500 hns and 80
dals in the County Jail Ths case
vas Appealed and defendant released
under q bond