The Crittenden Press, 1919-11-21

The fuel situation is growing more enticed. The Hank at JetTersontown was looted last Tuesday night and about fliKHHJ was taken. Rev. J. F. Trice and Dr. King will make addresses on the New Era movement at Chapel Hill Dec. 4, ut night, and at Cray tie, Dec. ft, at night. Geo. C. Baker returned Tues Tuesday - day Tuesday from Taducah where he had been on federal grand jury. President Wilson vetoed the bill restoring pre war nte mak making - ing making power to commerce commis commission. - sion. commission. It id predicted that sugar will be sold at 25 cents per pound.

at Livingston tank. All in culti- lhojr futurt. m,me, with Mr. vation. Splendid limestone land fjewcom who is teaching in good improvements, 2 miles from ucnderson county. Fredonia, train stops on farm. One half cash, balance in 8, 5 or Vernie Summers one of our 10 years at 6. Must sell before up-to-date teachers was in the November 28th. Call or write Press office Saturday on busi busi-Zed - Zed busi-Zed A. Bennett, Kuttawa. Ky. nesa.

guests Wednesday of last week of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Clark near Marion. Florence Price returned Tues Tuesday - day Tuesday after spending a week visit visiting - ing visiting relatives near Repton and at Marion. Mesdames Fannie Settles and daughter, Maude Love, were re recent - cent recent guests at the home of J. H. Price and wife. Miss Ruth Lynn visited her aunt, Ada Perryman, Tuesday. Mrs. Lena Franklin was the

Haynes & Taylor. Mr. C. W. Brady, wife, babe and sister left Marion Wednes Wednesday - day Wednesday for Clear Water, Fla., where they will spend the winter. He drove through in his car. The Rev. James F. Price ia iiow making a tour of the churches, organizing them under the New Era movement They have already made their sub subscriptions - scriptions subscriptions to the New Era move

One of the prettiest weddings of the season" took place at !):!S0 o'clock Saturday morning, Nov-j vember 15th at the Methodist church, when Miss Susie Bowers Bnston, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Boston, of this city, became the bride of Mr. Archibald Herbert Rodgers of Paducah. The church was beautifully and elalwrately decorated with white and . yellow chrysanthe

Many miners in Eat Kentucky and West Vnginia huve ginc back to work, and the soldiers who hail been on guard have le le-turned - turned le-turned to t amp Ta lor. Hugh Mckc). a veteran of the confederacy was in Marion Wed Wednesday. - nesday. Wednesday. L. L Hughes returned from Evansville where he has been visiting his son.

nary work. He visited Dawson. Providence, Shiloh and Sturgia last week in the Presbytery of Princeton. This week he will visit the following churches in the Presbytery of Logan. Chaly Chalybeate - beate Chalybeate Springs. Pine Grove, Smith's Grove. Russellville and Pleasant Hill, He will preach next Sunday at Dixon, Ky.

from blood jmiisoii. 'go from Crittenden county. Rev. F. D. Stone and wife of J Morgantleld are visiting their f you like a good show full of mother. Mrs. M. M. Stone. jepa'id lots of fun, dont miss Jo. Lemon and Collie Gilbert; the 'lr'd Minstrel at Strand who have been in a hospital in I Theatre Wednesday night.