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I VOL XXXIII CLOVERPORT KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY APRIL 21 1909 8 Pages NO 41
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t lW DEATH1m
1m DEATHAT
AT IRVINGTON
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Y Dr Chas Marshal a Victim of
Tuberculosis Funeral Held
l Monday Afternoon At
tended by Knights
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LIVED AT IRVINGTON SOMETIME
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Saturday night Dr Chas Marshal
j died at his home in Irvington The
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I cause of his death was due to con
sumptlon for which he took treatment
for several years having spent two or
1 three summers at Tar Springs
The death of Dr Marshal is deeply
lamented by the people of Irvington
° < where ne had been practicing dentistry
r for the last fifteen years Ho was about
< t thirty years of age and was born at
I tWhite Mills Dr Marshal leaves a wife
t and one child Before her marriage
Mrs Marshal was Miss Bandy the t
daughter of W GL Bandy
< y The funeral was held Monday after
t woon w at 3 oclock the servicee being s
1r I i jC j Conducted by the Knights assisted by
I the Rev WUlit and the Rev Lewis of
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this city Dr Marshal was a charter
member af the Knights of Pythias lodge
of Irvicgton Among the Knights who
attended the funeral from this city were
Ed Whitehead A M Klngsburry J
S Nichols Sam Conrad Weaver Ta
tum Henry Yeager Ed Dickey Chris
Brabatidt Raymond Pate Proctor
Keith Chas Hamman Chas May Joe
I c 1 itch Jesse Weatherholt and Mrs Joe
y Fitch Mrs Shelby Conrad and Mrs t
Sam Conrad The Knights of this city 1
are most appreciative of the hosieality
extended them by the Irvington lodge J
j t d Monday
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1 WORK PROGRESSING
I 1 tNicely On St Marys ChurchWill
j I Be A Handsome Edifice And
A Pride To The Com
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IgFatber Ktiue says he Is getting
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Igt t along nicely with his church at s
is Station The stone he says has all
1 t 1 been quarried and put on the hill
He has the best
d I rready r for hauling
1t and most faithful workers in his
I church he ever saw or worked with
i Out of a membership of 76 only one
a
f f workI 1
I > Father Knue Is agreat worker him
i self He takes the lead and his mem
0 bers follow It is going to be one of
the handsomest churches In the
II I county built entirely of stone with a
1 1
tllejng roof and will be a credit to
in
Father Knue the membership of the
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church and the community
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blYe iAll i I Mission money from Brecken
ridge association Should be sent by t
or before April 20th to E B English i p
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CLOVER CREEK
LIKE THE OCEAN
Little Yatchs And Baby Fleets Not
Able To Stand The Current
Some Small Crafts Had
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A Victorious Battle
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CAPT SAWYER TO TilE RESCUE
Clover creek from the heavj rains I
Monday night went out on a rampage
Tuesday morning sweeping out Dave
Phelps fleet one barge and his two I
gasoline boats went together The
other small crafts rode the current
safely except the new model hull
belonging to Will Pate which after
battling with the waves for several
hours broke loose about 0 oclock and
was swept out Into the river but wos
caught
Capt Sawyer enlivened the specta
tors when he took the Red Hen out
on the swift current The Red Hen
rode the waves fine and Capt Sawyer
showed his skill as a boatsman in the
way he handled her in the swift cur
rent
The gasoline boat Red Hen
went in search of the Phelps fleet and
will bring them back The river rose
for a while at the rate of 4 inches an
hour and the local raise coming on
the coal boat raise will probably make
a 15 ft stage
Farmers who have lowlands on the
creek bottoms are getting uneasy as
a good many have already broken
their ground and it is more than like
ly it will be covered by the rising
600y
logs in Clover creek which will be
rafted to come out on this rise
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SHOT TO DEATH
DEATHAT
AT EKRON
J T Sykes Shoots Carl Cray
croft to Death During
a Quarrel
VICTIM PROMINENT FARMER
As a result of a quarrel which took
place Saturday night and was renewed
Sunday morning J T Sykes shot and
killed Carl Craycroft at Bkron Meade
county Craycroft was a yound farmer
23 years old and a member ofa promi
nent family of Meade county Sykes is
carpenter 35 years old and lives at
Ekron After the killing Sykes made
his escape and has not been apprehend I
ed
Now Is The Time
While your hat is new and pretty
and your dress is fresh and dainty
have your photograph made Go to
the Brabandt Studio Cloverport
Experienced Horse Trainer
Beard Bros havo associated with
them in the handling of horses R R
Hodgen of Owensboro He is an ex
reputation perienced trainer having a state wide I
HARDINSBURGS
HARDINSBURGSNEWSY
NEWSY NOTES
Live Items Of Interest Gathered
By Our Energetic Corres
pondent At The County
Capital
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TWO PRETTY HUME WEDDINGS
Godfrey Ball is at home on a ten
days vacation from Hopklnsville
Mrs Judith DeJarnette arrived
from Owensboro Saturday nightto
visit her daughter Mrs Marvin
BeardI > I
Miss Tula Daniels has returned
from a Missionary meeting at Leban
on Mrs Herbert Beard went to Burgin
Monday to be with Mrs Allen S
Edelen
D C Heron T J Moore and Dr
Mather attended the burial of the
late Joe Shorshell at McDaniels Mon
day Mr Shorshell died at Irvington
Saturday night
Rev W H Fareman of Barretts I
Ford is visiting friends in town
A pretty home wedding was solem
nized Sunday afternoon at three
oclock at the residence of Thomas
Robertson near McQuady The
groom was Mr Owen Whorley a
worthy young man of near Clover
port The bride was Miss Eliza
Ro erson the fourth of Mr and Mrs
Robersons children to marry A
beautiful diuner was served to the
friends who witnessed the marriage
Rev Mather outdated pronouncing a
most impressive ceremony
Contracts have been let for the re
pair of all the bridges in the county
and the work will begin at once
Miss Beulah Rowland has returned
from school at Bowling Green
The marriage of Miss Lelia Daniel
McGary to Mr Herbert Howe Lewis
of Centertown was celebrated at the
home of Miss McGarys parents at
330 oclock Wednesday afternoon
The attendants were Miss Margaret
Baker of Centertown and Mr James
Gaylc of Carrolton Rev B B Eng
Rlish
lish of Owensboro performed the
ceremony The bridal party entered
the parlor to the strains of the Bridal
Chorus from Lohengrin rendered by
MissIsabel Gardner Thine Own
was played during the ceremony and
Mendelssohns Wedding March from
Midsummers Night Dream was play
ed as the party left the parlor The
bride and groom left immediately
after the ceremony for a short bridal
trip They will be at home at Cen
tertown after May 1 Miss McGary
is one of Hardlnsburgs prettiest and
most popular young women and has
many friends Mr Lewis is a very
successful banker at Centertown
Dr J E Kincheloe vent to Louis
ville Thursday to attend a meeting of
a Medical Society of which he Is a
member He was on the program for
an address
Charley Beard and son 0 L went
to Bowling Green Friday and returned
Monday after a visit to Miss Margaret
Beard who is spending the year In
the Normal
Mr and Mrs D H Murray retu
ed Monday from Glendeane after a
visit of several days to Mr and Mrs
D C Moorman
Frank Jolly went to Tell City Sun
day His sons Morris and Wilson re
turned with him after a weeks visit
to Mr and Mrs P J Herrmann
A circus is billed here for the 20th
of this month The usual joy is at
tending every parent who has the exI
cuse that I must go to take the l I
children I
At a meeting of the Board of Fair
Directors Thursday E C Haswell
tendered his resignation as Secretary
Joel H Pile was elected In his stead
Gus Shellman will put In a plate
glass front and two show windows
thus materially modernizing his store
house on Main street
Raymond Dowell was in Louisville a
few days last week under the care of
an oculist
oculistMrs
Mrs Gus Shellman and son Nathan
iel were in Louisville a few days last
week shopping
Only a shot time until our street
lights will be put In
The Home Mission Society of the I I I
M E church South has elected Mrs
D R Murray delegate to Its annual
meeting which will convene next
month in Bowling Green for a four
days session
sessIonI I
The Breckenridge Fair will be held
Aug 31 Sept 1 and 2 All children
will be admitted free the first day
The International Dictionary to be
given to the common school graduate
who makes the highest general
average in the May examination Is on
exhibition In B F Beard R Co show
windows
D C Heron traveling salesman
was here several days last week
R S Carson the typewriter man
was in town recently selling goods and
mixing with his friends Mr Carson
is a relative of the celebrated Kit
Carsonof frontier fame No frontiers
man ever captured Red men more ef
fectually than R S captures the Pale
Faces whom he meets in his work
Gardening painting cleaning up I
and feeling the indications of ap
proaching spring fever are the
orders of the day
There was no issue of the Damocrat
this week work being directed In I I
getting out the special edition for
next week
300 Mens Hats worth
all from 150 to 300 go
at 90cat W J Schopps
Stephensport Ky
A New Home
Preston Foote is building a hand
some new cottage on his farm near
lewleyville
The Cloverport Bridge
The lumber for repairs on the bridge
is being hauled find the work of re
pairIng will soon begin
Fi1Y Y
PROMINENT INDIANA
IPARMER IS DEAD I
Q K Groves Passes Away at His
Home at Tobiflsport Was a
Man Wellknown And
Highly Respected
WIFE AND CHILDREN SURVIVE
ad t
at Tobinsport Ind Monday afternoon
Dr Simons said the direct cause of his
death was bronchial pneumonia He
was fiftylour years of age leaves a
wife and three children Tobin Thos
and Mrs Hawkins
Mr Groves was u man of broad in
formation He was a Mason and many
good things can be Bald of his life In
politics he was successful having held
several offices He Was born and reared
in Indiana near Rome where his
brothors Josh and rhos Groves live
Best AmericanSimpson
Calicoes at 4 78cat W J
Schopps Stephensport
Ky
Ben Clarksons Sale
The sale of cattle mules and horses
held at Big Spring last Thursday
proved very successful and satisfac
tory to Mr Clarkson The cattle
brought fair prices so did the horses
and mules There was no demand
for hogs and they did not sell The
sale amounted to over 3600 most of
which was paid in cash
Residence Improved
The teautiful home of Ex Mayor Bar
ry has just been newly painted in a I
light color and is quite an improvement
to the property
BAKlNG a
BAKlNGPDJYPIlR
PDJYPIlR r
Thousands of millions
of cans of Royal Baking
Powder have been used
in making bread biscuit
and cake in this country
and every housekeeper
using it has rested in perfect confi ra a 1
dence that her food would be light
1sweet and perfectly wholesome Royal is a safe
guard against the cheap alum powders which are
the greatest menacers to health of the present day
ROYAL IS THE ONLY BAKING POWDER
MADE FROM ROYAL GRAPE CREAM OF TARTAR
REV CURRIE
Conducts His Own Revival at The
Methodist Church Services
Every Afternoon and
Evening Until May
2
This week for the first time in a num
ber of years if over before in Clover
port has a home minister opened a re
vivid in his own church without an as
sisting preacher The Rev Currie is
undertaking the tusk in the Methodist
church in this city and says he will not
call help until ho sees there is need
Services are held every afternoon at
230 and 730 oclock at night The
meeting promises to be a most bene
ficial and refreshing one to the church
and Christian people There Is no wild
fire excitement aroused over the services
but they are well attended and seem to
be just the kind the people Want
Rev Currie invites everybody to
come regularly and promptly and urges
the Christians to request their friends
to attend
25 lbs best granulated
sugar at 123 at W J
Schopps Stephensport
Ky
ImprovementsY
Clover Creek church Is being im
proved renovated papered carpeted
and beautified making it one ot the
model churches of the county Bro
Willett says the membership is doing
splendid work along al lines
Mrs Burbin Dead
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Burbin aged 60 years died at the
home of her son Harmon Burbin near
Garfield Monday
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