Chapter C: H. McFadden and wife spent Tuesday in the county seat

Miss Florence McGregor, of St. Charles, has been visiting relatives here.

W. H. Hughes and family have returned to Morganfield, after a week’s visit to relatives here.

Rev. Joseph Jupin left last week for St. Louis and expects to go from there to Oklahoma to make his future home.

Rev. J. W. Mitchell is at Henshaw, in Union county this week, where he, with Rev. E. J. Willis, of Hopkinsville, is conducting a meeting.

W. S. McGary and wife, S. E. Cozatt, wife and son, W. O. Toy, wife and son, J. W. Twyman and family and Mrs. Arthur Cole spent Tuesday at Sulphur Springs.

Miss Kate Hoffman has returned from a visit to Nashville.

A. W. Keown is at Sebree Springs.

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We pay $20 per week and expenses for men or women with rigs to introduce our Poultry Mixture and insect Destroyer in the country. Address, EXCELSIOR FOOD CO. Parsons, Kan.

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Iron Hill Items.

Iron Hill, Ky., July 22, 1901.—Crops are looking badly and farmers are discouraged.

J. N. Roberts and son went to Hopkins county last week on business.

Wheat threshing is about finished in our community.

Misses Lotta Davis and Ellen Crider, of Tribune, are dangerously ill with consumption.

Mrs. Tilda Thompson was buried at Shady Grove Thursday. She died of consumption.

Joe Vinson, of Shady Grove, left last Saturday for Lyon county.

Mrs. Ida M. Roberts is on the sick list.

George Phelps, of Hopkinsville, was in Marion Sunday.

Mrs. Docia Brooks, of Illinois, has been visiting relatives in this county.

Mrs. E. T. Eranks, of Owensboro, was the guest of friends in Marion last week.

Chas. Wadlington, of Memphis, is visiting in Marion.

Senator Deboe went to Canton, Ohio, last week to see President McKinley on political business.

Professor Evans will conduct the Hardin County, Ky., teachers institute at Elizabethtown next week.

Uriah W. Robertson, of Pope county, Ill., and Mrs. Mollie E. Flanary, of Marion, were married at the Gill house Tuesday.