The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-06


a couple Of Danville's "soiled doves
wer the recipients of an ees treat irom
some Of our pure minded youths Friday
night. The eTrs were not fresh either.
WIN Berkele hss had eight hor-,s 10
die lately. Il i- supposed they were pois-
oned BY some one 10 crafty some spite
against NJ. Berkele. He has o6ersd q
re~sri Of $500 Zoe information leading to
the conviction Of the guilty parties.
An the Gsrrsrd an. IT, are in at
irndsnc, Al the Grand Comma dsrv meet
ing II Lexington ...... Col. Sam N. Burdeti,
bark peeler from Rockcasile. spsnt sun
day with his mother.~..r. T. and Dr. W
W. Taylor, Of Chicago. are guest. of Mr.,
W. n. smith,. Three Of our devoui
young men rode In an open wagon TO Stan
ford Monday night to hear Mr.. Barne. and
walked back home after services. ..... Mr.
Allison, IL the Csurisg-Jauraai spsni day
In Lancaster inquiring into the lives o.
the characters Of "Uncle Toms Cabin" ......
Bully The Cbsri,r-Josrnai has Topped
into line on "The Barnes Meetings" ques-
tion. The photographs by Mr.. Allison, On
the spot, have wrought . wonderful chang,
in is tone, and We cant concesl our de
light, hut toss our hat and yell. Bully
Bully, Bully l.....Jim Hemphill 10 at.
tending Grand Conmandery meeting Al
HarTodsbsrg.
-wm. d. Hopper, whose illness men
toned in my last letter, died Friday night
His funeral vas preached BY Rev. W. p,
Harvey at the Baptist Church sunday a.
iernoon. after which hi. remains wers
buried with Masonic honors in the Ian.
caster Cemetery. Mr.. Hopper was a pop
ular gentleman and a prominent Mason
having served for several years On some Of
the most important committees u the
Grand Lodge. He leaves wife and Eve
small children in adverse circumstances,
Lancaster Lodge. No. i04, at a called
meeting, held May lat. adopted the follow
preamble and resolutions in regard to the
death Of W. d. Hopper
Dsath has once NOSE appeared in our nid.i and
taken from this fraternity Mason whom ve al
loved; one whose msnhood's morning Of LIE IA
touching the noon Of slorious day. In this dis.
pensstioa Of Providence, the death Of our beloved
brothsr.'W. y. Hopper, the fraternity deeply
mourns the loss Of bright and devoted msmbsr
society has lost an upright and honest man. and
his family q hind add anectionsts husband and
isther. We. asa fraternity, are deeply grieved Al
the loss Of him vho Ia the past vs have looked ID
as our wonhipiul Master, whom We have evsl
gone to for that teaching and Instruction which
bound Us closer together a. Mssons In the lies Of
brotherly love. Since early lie Brother Hopper
has been q true member Of this Lodge; he has been
one Of It, brightest lights. and BY his devotion 10
Masonry he has elevated the stsndsrd of morality
and taught ne the be.uiy Of that hroiherIy feeling
that ever exists In the breast Of one Mason or su.
other. and his death casts a Retrospective ray that
lshisns up the memory Of that beautiful past that
We have spent here With him. A. Mssous and
brothers vs eommead his noble vlrtues to the en-.
alaiien q the eran At large whom he loved %
we'll Il hecoa,es "a to express In this manner
ihese sentiments Of regard and attachments We
have always entertained Zoe him, and our appre-
citation Of his moral worth aud manly scharactsr,
aud to plsee On eur minutes the following rr.slu-
lions.
Rssoised, That aPprsciaiins thsir great personal
los. We hereby tender 10 the widow and her child
ren our sincere symPsihy and eondolsace In their
bereavement aud mouFn nth then the lo.. ve IN
feel .I
Rssolusf Thai copy Of these resolution. Be-
presented 10 the vidos. and thsia copy 10 also
furnished the Journals In this vicinity lor pablica
ton. y. O. YoUNa,
n. G. KAUFMAN.