The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-04-27

BY means of our mention in last
weeks Courier of the light snow which
foil here April Il. 1921, one year ago
Monday of last week, we gained the
intelligence that in the year 1912. or
ten years agO a comparatively heavy
Isnoyy fell in this section on April %. |
sour days later than the late snow of
1o11 This information was received |
through our old friend Col. III. l.. John
son. stock buyer of Cayce, who said that
ON that day he was engaged in loading
two ears of stock and according to his |
recollection fully two inch snow fell
On that day. This is the latest date on
(which snow has fallen in recent years.
lalthough fifty years ago, we notice in
Hooking through our files. heavy snow
len in this section on May 9th.
w. l.. Busby foreman OF the com
Inosing room of the Courier, has return
Oh from Louisville. where he was made |
!, member of the Ancient and Arabic |
tOrder of Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. !
He SAYS it is great trip To Mecca, |
hut would be more enjoyable if it were |
not for the hot sands"
As kabout our coupon books and let
rs show you how you can save five per
cent on your grocery Orders--Joe Nor
ris & Co
Master William Vance, Jr., is the
proud recipient of fifteen dollar check
from the Literary Digest, which was
the second prize for this district in
lcontest which that publication has con
lducted during the past twelve weeks.
Roger BraSfield, accompanied by Mr..
land Mrs: Freeman and Miss Lurine
Brock. of Greenfield, Tenn. visited
his sister. Mrs. Swan Burrus. and his
brother, George Brasfield, last week
end.
Buy coupon book from Joe Morris
& Co and save five per cent on your
groceries.
The meeting nights of the Order Of
the Eastern Star has been changed TO
the second and fourth Thursday nights
i'm each month. They meet tonight IN
the Masonic hall
Mrs. AndreIla Reeves and Miss Ross
of DyerSburg. drove through last week
i'm the formers car and visited Mr.. and
Mrs. +. f. Waters aud others for sew
leral days.
! Mr. and Mrs. Olney Johnson left TO
lday for Lexington. where Mr.. johnson
Twill be connected with the Kentucky
J Jockey Club during the racing season
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardeman Howard. OF
Fulton spent Sunday and Monday here
the guests of Mrs. Towards parents
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Choate.
Miss Myron Taylor of Corinth. Miss.
spent from Friday 10 Sunday with he
launt. Mrs. J. Mack Reid, and uncle
\ Leslie Hackett-
Mrs. II. L. Harris and little daughter
\ have returned to their home in Padu
leah. after a visit with her mother. Mrs
}. l.. HOllan.
Ask about our coupon books and lie
Us show you how You can save five pc
cent ON your grocery orders--JOe Nor
ris * Co.
8Y Mrs. Dayie Makes and Misses Jenni'
Bell and Emma McCabc of Dyersbur;
spent the week end with Mrs. II. +
IN Blow.
taD Mrs. L. a Stone and daughter. Mis-
- Mary. spent Saturday and Sunday i
Greenfield. Tenn, with Mrs. Stones pa
eke rents.
Mrs. r. f. Brasfield. of Barlow.
In Visiting her sister and brother, Mr.:
lest lSwan Burrus and George Brasfeld..
10 %
are $3.50, $500 and $1,000 coupon book
lew thought at Joe Morris x Co. will saw
ing lyou five per cent on your groceries
is
al Misses Mary Emma Holt and Hid
=. lFuzzell. of Union City. spent the weel
:. lend with Mrs. J. W. Johnston, Jr.
: Misses Hattie Mai and Mildred Bus
hart of Union City were the week en-
i visitors of Miss Louise McMullin.
Mrs. John c. Lawson and daughte
Miss Bessie. and Mrs. Clement Lawson
of Fulton, were here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs King Tanner, of Nasl
ierK vile. spent a few days last week wit
dad. her brother. ii. II. Campbell.
ME Mrs. Cy Oliver of ST. Louis will a
TIE rive Friday for visit with her mothe
Mrs. Jennie Creason.
Mayor Joe Browder and wife an
Mrs. CLYDE Williams of Fulton were
this city Sunday.
Robt. Max Ellis. of Pollard, Ark,
sl;af snending a few weeks with his mothe
Mrs Belle Ellis.
Miss Eddye Lou Warren spent la
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