MEADE COUNTY MESSENGEK
WEDKES
JOLLY'S
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
j( A Congress of Spring Merchandise—New Clothing, New Dress Goods, New Shoes,
New Hats, New Underwear, New Furnishings, New Carpets, New Matting.
In fact, everything
that
honk- go light as to never
will please the eye and grace the person, with a touch upon the
pocket
irritate.
You'd perhaps call us boastful
ivere we to tell ijou the
whole
anlf. must
trath about this wonderful
aggregation But we woulcTnt Tie. For it Ts the completes!
honest vevity is.,?iot
vanity.
comprehensive
collection of goods Irvingtha
has ever had. Plain,
Scissors will fash-and
activity
reign—for
Easter is at hand.
Come and see^ as
You'll be welcome u-hether you bay or
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Hardware.
Groceries.
Shoes.
Tnirniture.
*\bars b i g deal s o a p .
A complete and good line of 1 g a l oil
s t o v e s a t cost.
j 4 c a n s corn
A m e s buggies from §39 tosHO ; 1 b o x o a t meal
E l e c t r i c Wield Fencing W*re
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i 22 lb white b e a n s . . L
_. a l s o Galvanized Mest Poul- b l b s o d a . . . . . . . . z r r r
t r y F e n c e . Roofing Iron, B e s t L a r d
Rousfh Lumber.
[Best M e a t
Notions.
Dry Goods.
New'and p r e t t y p a t t e r n s in Calicoes 54, 5 | a n d 6c.
.lie
V a l , laces a n d i n s e r t i o n s a t G i n g h a m s from 7£c t o
. -_'4c 4c, 5c, 64c, 94c, 12c, t t f c , Hoosier Cotton 5±c'.
. 9c
C l a r k ' s t h r e a d 4fc a spool.
15c 18e a n d 2 l | c p e r yd.
. 98c Tors. Laces a n d i n s e r t i o n s a t Different,.shades_of MiJhjair A t
.He
4y c .
2fc. 44c, Tc. Stic,""lT£c, 124c
lfHc
and 14c yd.
Hope Bleach 7^c.
10fc Oriental laces a n d insertions C a r p e t W a r p 21 fe and 2 3 | c .
.—at iffje p e r yd e x t r a nice Outing Clothe new p a t t e r n s Sc
quality.
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— t o 134c.———
Medallions for S h i r t W a i s t s White Waist goods a n d S k i r t
A complete line of " P e t e r s Iron beds c o m p l e t e . . . . .-§9 *9
at4Ac, 5£c, H e , 124c, 164c goods also s u i t i n g s from 19c
:
O aa k W
Waasshhssttaannddss
Diamond B r a n d " Shoes i n ' O
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to^74cy
and jSe-eacfr.
l a d i e s ' and i l e n . s low c u t s C h a i r s from 5;>c to- 31.98
India L i n e n s , b l a c k a n d white
Ladies Stylish B e l t s
Children's and Misses' low M a t t i n g s new and p r e t t y p a t 9c t o 35c,
4:>c «a«h.^'
t e r n s from 174 t o 33Jc
cuts.
,
Shirt Waist Frontings extra
Ladies tine h a n d k e r e h e i f s
nice a t 67^c yd.
13c t o 67c each.
L
a
d i e s S h i r t H Waist P a t t e r n s
Ladies
Long
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k
a
n
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Room!
.More
Stock!
Move
Eff'ovt!
With More
a t 4Hc, ftr4er$LlT:, $1-97 a n d
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'p an Krftpsin'g~JtTT EeUW
WfeT
$2.76 each
w h i t e a t $1.09 t o $1.98 per
S h e a r L i n e n L a w n s a t 56c yd
pair.
extra quality.
Ladies Stylish Collars 19c
P e r s i a n L a w n s a t 24^c yd.
37 Ac.
French L a w n s a t 24c t o 43c.
Cut These P r i c e s
— Bring Us Your Produce—
Bring T h e m With
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W. L. Archer speut Sunday witn his
family near here.
Mrs. Clara Lewis teaches music here
on Tuesday of each week.
Mr. and Mrs A. 0 . Crouch and little
son, Harold, were in Louisville
days ago.
— •* Jim Shaeklett visited Joe
Mr and Mrs. Tom Martin, of Louis- day.
Karl Robv was in Brandenburg FriMr, and Mrs. Werdie Banger and ville, were the guests of Mrs. Louisiana
B o y Norton spent Sunday with his
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day.
little son were the guests of their par- Palmer Sunday.
mother.
tV "
A. C, Crouch, who had the misfortune
ents. Mr. and Mr*. Frauk Craycroft.
Mrs. Lena Hamilton went to Brandento lose a tine cow recently, has just purWalter Bruner and Ed "Wright were Sun day
burg
Saturday.
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chased a fine Jersey from Cr=C. Stith.
in -Ixnuggilte task week „
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Miss LiUie Board returned to her
We were sorry to hear of the death of
We
were
so
shocked
to
learn
of
the
Mr. and Mrsr^iUce Simpson attended home near Brandenburg Tuesday, after
death of Mrs. Rena Anderson, and ex- Whit Lancaster.
services at Hill Grove-Sunday,
spending a few davs with her sister, tend sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Mr. Stamwell has taken Xip his' abode
Fred Stith'was the guest c-(hi9 broth- Mrs Norton.
J. D Lancaster, of Fort Worth, Tex- with J. R ; tchie.
er,. Dr. S. H.'Stith. Friday night.
I -Misa Rachel Howard, Jot -Louisville, as, arrived Friday to see his wife and
^Mrs Bnartl returnttl home frt^m MuF"
Mrs. Bernice M a c k l e t t was=ibe guest who has been the jgufst of her cousin. little soft, who will probably accompany
of Mrs. R. 6 Dowell Saturday.
Mrs. Bruuer, of this place,- returned him to his western home on his return. draugh Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W m . Tindall aTe visitMessrs, Baskett and McAutiffe were; home Monday".
Business seftus good. Our merchants
ing
his father, J. M. Tindall.
lore, Saturday shipping stocky
Mrs. Dr. Shaeklett and little son, are all busy and times are certainly
Mrs [Durbin is
Misses Xavier and Mae Roby were
Messrs. Coleman & Smith, of Doe Run John. have returned from a pleasant growing better, and as after the storm
Mrs. John Dowell.
Jbe calm, so may prosperity fol- home Saturday and Sunday.
MUis.'Idst a valnableliOTse Saturday.
hrwit to Mrs. BeHe Sliaokiett and daugh^
. Mis? Clara
w in the wake of adversity.
Rob Roby's horse was hitched to~
Z. T. Cox and family visited Iris ters of Louisville.
Mr, and Mrs. A~*M. Guedry have just same old post Sunday' afternoon
Thurruan Dowell
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Gilliland and
brother Sam.Cox, of Sample, Sunday.
received a letter from their son, Bea. Will Funk, of Louisville, carue down
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Durbin have a new
Mrs. Lillie Bruner and son, Gus Blant children, ol Cloverport, came up Friday) stating that bis salary has been raised
baby boy a t their home.
Saturday
to
see
the
"home
folks."'
to
attend
the
burtal
of
Mrs.
Joe
Gilli
were pleasant callers in Ekron Saturland, who died in Cloverport on Frida to I2.T00 a year. H«> travels for Messrs
Hon. O. W. n Richardson came home
Misg Fannie Bunger visited Miss
day.
Fels and Rubel. wholesale dry goods
morning,
from Lexington Saturday.
Mrs, Fres Richardson was the guest
merchants of Paducab. His many C a i W S B e n i of Hill w o v e , last week.
Prospects for a fine fruit crop are
Allen Jantzen spent Tuesday night
Mesdames Martha and Beatrice Tuell
friends will be glad to learn of his finan
of her cousin, Mrs. C. C. Stith, Saturported, -and unless there be
visited Mr;? Lnura Burt'h Wedno>day^ with his aunt, Letha Dowell.
cial success
day.
change in the temperture Meade count
We are requested fo announce that
Misses Willa and Estolla Ritchie en4{ Mr. and Mrs. E L. Smith ^vere in
Rev. Bruner and seyeral others at- will again be blessed with an abundan
S Bousib, of Indianapolis, the repre- tertained a crowd of young folks Sun- Brandenburg one day last week.
tended the Minister's Meeting at Hill of fruit
ative of the State Prohibition com- day.
Misses Lillie and Violet NefT
Grove.
, . Emmett Bratcher will teach our spring
Several from here attended the Dia^ Sunday with their" sister, Mrs.
Misses Nannie Hicks and Ruth Smith 'school, which began Monday, and as he mittee, will address the; people at this
place shortly
The exact oate is not
Sat- Dowell,
were here Saturday ' enroute to Hill is one of Meade county's most efficient known bnr fart her notice will be given trift Board meeting at Hill Grove
l
urday.
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Jim Gsbome and Goo. Neff
Grjve.
instructors, we anticipate a most suc- as soon as same is ascertained. God
Mr. and Mr-. H. B Wright entertain supper with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Dowell
•Misses Virginia-Richardson and Mrs. cessful term.
speed this work, should be on every lip
*»d Mr. and Mr^. VV,U Gundiff and Mr Saturday.
J. P. Shaeklett were in jSrandenburg
GeorgeBryanfhas opened a meat shop and in every heart:
iT We extend congratulations to Mr. and
and Mr-. LIT Nail Sunday.
Friday.
in the store room belonging to Mrs.
Mrs John Dowell upon the arrival of
Graver Frymim's barber shop has Mattie Wrather, and the people of Ekron • • • • • • • • » • • • • » • • » » • » • • » • • •
boys.
quite a unique sign, the workmanship of and vicinity can find choice meats at
tty H o m e W e d d i n g .
r. and Mrs. Thurman Dowell
J. T. Sykes.
reasonable prices.
•tty home wedding was solcsa daughter. Ruth, visited Mrs. Jim
Mrs. Alice Lydanne, of Irviogton, has
Jack Sykes has erected a neat little
borne Sunday^
it
the lii.tuc of the bride&parj
W e n"the guest of Mrs. MaryCarricoand repair streps near his residence, where
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MrK
M
Smith,
of
Well
yon will find him always on hands ready
Mrs. O. C. Stith.
Mrs. Herbert Brown in the loss of
iast
Wi«dnesday
at
3
o'clock
p.
Frank
Downs
haa
moved
to
hit
farm
Mrs. B T). Mattlngty, who has been o repair anything from a threshing ma
;hc i-ontracting parties were Miss infant babe.
Seymour Hunt made his usual call
Misses Fannie Board and Li
in Louisville for spring goods, also en- chine down to a piano.
H.-11.- Hmtth and Gny T JTrent
nh™vTsItiWlLJMisses Lucille Riql
Mrs. B. I t Mattinglv chaperoned a Sunday
joyed seeing Ben Hnr
Rev C. K. S*ott was the officiating ,-and-Mulls- Hoard Saturday..
h*vy o f - v n w U d * * lloWiddin S u n d a y . B w -8 B o w l e 1a .pent g M n i i y n l g b ^ a t TfPT
Mrs Jamea g a o n a d y
sn'U<rtiwx--tfrr"
nuptial
-kmot
nmrr
afternoon, aomgontheeas-t bound tram " - P - ™ ? ™ * * :
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Mrs. G. W Smith and sun, Enseal,
gneets at their home, near here, tho
uncing the ceremony which united of Missouri, and Mrs. E L. Redman,
Mr. and Mrs Kasey came up to
and returning on the west bound. A
have not learned their names;
s=of these <>gtimable young peo of Colorado, *|»nt a few days with J4rs.
her parents, Saturday
oily time was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs W. M. Frymirehavertf
e wedding was a quiet one E L. Smith last week.
Nellie Board visited Lucile Richard
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hale, mother and son, of Gaston, lass week.
turned from Louisville, where they have
itnessAl only by the immediate rela
Mr and Mrs G W. Richard->n ensister who moved from Cloverport to
been purchasing their spring stock.
tives of thXhride and groom, and a few tertained to dinner Sunday the follow
Miss Fannie Banger is the
intimate friends.
Will Funk, who haa a position in Lou- Rev. Brunei's farm near^Brandenburg, ( arrie and Lizzie Allen.
ing: Mr and Mrs. Charlie Ande
The br idf is c^ne of Meade's most pbp- Mr. and Mrs. Gus A. Richardson,
Dock Miller and B. B. shack Lett were
isville came down Saturday for a visit last week were the gnesta of Rev. and
Mrs. Bruner on their arrival
ular
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s
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and
a
lady
of
many
jjEftcea
of
HI Kraadonhaag Monday.
and Mrs o V. Richardson and children
Elsie Hickerson, of Kansas who has
Miss Inez Dowell was the guest of nund and person, who is capable of and John Rod Shaeklett,
Mm. Mary Carrico will leave in a few
filling the home she will adorn with
been visiting relatives near here for Pearle Dowell Saturday night.
for»Chattanooga, Tend., for a visit J some time left Saturday for Indianapolis
happiness and will prove to be truly a
Thurman Miller spent Sunday
to tht-husband
ni, wbohasf'been iKel'W " l W > 111***"*"'* .**"• E d Marshall, with the MiMiaii 8aaakls«ta,
she
has
ehown
t^
honor
with
her hand.
Mrs
Nellie
Kendall,
of
Webster,
atMr. and Mrs. Sparrell^ Casey,|brfore reti
. The groonijs a mm of Dr. and Mrs. J. I will sell to the highest and best bidder on
has returned to her home near Rosetta \ W e understand that Dr J. F . Shaek- tended church at Hill Grove Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Miller and chil- P. Trent, and by those who know him,
Miss Gertrude Allen came down from lett and family will move into the cotdren
spent Sauday with B. B, Shaeklett be is considered one of the substantial
tage
now
occupied
by
Wallace
Railly
Long Branch Friday and remained over
and coming young men'of the county,
and
family.
.On the old Henry Cain farm l ^ t a H e s •<
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
Ben
Shaeklett,
the
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mary
who will make his mark as a worthy Month of ituston on theOld State ttnad 4
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mace
Simpson
were
the
Doctor's
parents
will
move
where
the
Barr.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. K ShOtnote son of honorable parents. The con- bead of pi u les, '2 rasrm, 2 mUcfe Cowa3 ywa*G. C Stith and wife will leave in a Doctor now lives.
gratulations on the happy event are ling calve*, 99 head" of hogs, rt head of
Honday.
Mrs
8
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J
Brown
returned
from
Clovf e w ft* *i for Maxville, this county,
shej-p, and W iantb*. About 400 bnslssl
numerous, and this paper
Mrs.
Nettie
Hilf
and
baby
spent
Banerport
on
Wednesday
last,
and
is
now
in
where %'M. Stith will go into the saloon
wagon bnggXti *«4
purchasing her spring stock day wlth^ her pafefiti, Mr and M m
ts and kltchiJl furnilace RaHly will move into Mrs. j of miUmery, and will have a o opening
Tenns snade known day of sale
Sherlock's cittage nx? Mrs. .Sheriock ; of her hmadsome stoet on Sa»orday n e i t , - • l l k s i JhamSm Hlek* also Fred Slith
to LouiMvillt TuesMd dauffht^mi will oewnpy C. O, 8*ith'sis» the old tsUaMe ttaod.wbaw; choice came h o m e eatarday and attended
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*i UUl Grove Sanday
£, goods m* tow«« price* wisfl
GARREH HAPPENINGS
A Week in Ekron.
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