Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-22
BoYIE COUNTY.
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PERSONAL
Mr.. WIN. Moore, son Of Nv. I. Moore, Of
this place, was brought home from Huston
vile this week 20 seriously III that n,
hopes are entertained for his recovery. Mr.
Talbot Shackeliord and wife are visitinI
Mrs. 3. V. Rowland. Chas. r. Clarke anc
family have gone to Missouri ITO becom,
natives"
THE CHILDREN
Attending the lat Preshyterian Sunday
school will be entertained al the Court.
house on Friday night BY a sort Of variety
performance, charades, tableaux, Christ.
mas tree and supper Those at the South
ern Methodist S. $. by gifts from Santa
Claus. The Christian church Sunday
school will have supper at Gilcher's on
Tuesday night. The Northern Methodist
on Thursday night at Mr.. +. B. Linney's
The Baptist people have not yet decided
what the will DO, The pupils attending
the Institute for the
Under the heading Of "Fun by the Whole
sale" gave a laughable series Of Panto-
mines At the Chapel on Thursday night.
BY the loss Of some faculties the others are
more strongly developed and these unfor-
Inmates have per force become keen OBJ.
servers aud are unrivaled in mimicry.
They 70 10 Harodsburg on Friday night
sees. Rev. G.. d. Archibald IL in Danville,
for the purpose o. filling out his unexpired
term at Theological Seminary. John Tay.
Tor. son Of Rev Chas Taylor, Of the Meth
odist church, IL on the road for harness
and saddlery and took in Danville this
week. Mrs. ID. W. Jones and Mr.. r. l.
Stewart are on the sick list Judge Nick
Sandifer and family have moved 10 Gov
ineton. Buck Weatherford il here from
Missouri. Hon. Breck Jones, Of 81. Louis,
arrived yesterday.
As ONE.
When love takes up the harp Of life Ills
ever in tune. Al the residence Of j.
Barnes Caldwell, in this county, on Tues
day 10Th. Miss Susie NJ Caldwell was mar.
ried 10 Mr.. Geo. p. Newbolt, of Marion
county, BY Rev. c. b. H. Martin. On
Wednesday, 10th, at the residence Of Mr..
Thos. Cotton, Miss Susie q. Cotton 10 Mr..
Jno. c. Collingsworth, Of Kansas, by Rev
Thos. Vaughan. A license was issued on
the 10th for the marriage Of Morris G. Bar
ksr to Miss Maggie Nevius. .'.
ELOPEMENTS
Cruel parents forced Charlie Hunt, Of the
C. s. X r, 10 take from her home in DAN
Vile, Miss Adele Thorel, daughter Of Mr.
Jno p Thorel. mine host Of the Central
Hotel. They were married in Cincinnati
on Wednesday. Ruth rose early in the
"before one conld know another"
and 40 did Melinda Nevius. But she
knew that Jarret r. Mock would meet her
II the depot for the early morning train for
Cincinnati on Thuraday. And / suppose
they are married by this time. "Hsl
like not that" says Commy T.
DEATH.
Robt. G. Stewart, aged 50, died at his home
near Danville on Tuesday night, from ply
sical exhaustion, caused by acute mania.
Funeral services at Christian church yester-
day at p. NJ, by Ed. J. NJ. Streator.
FOR THE LADIES
A quilt Of rare beauty and elegance can be
'een at Harris, Durham 4 Dunlaps store
II il made Of silk, satin. plush and velvet
from a design secured from the South Ken
,ington (London) Art School. Mrs. Null
vey made it for amusement, but not less
Than s75 will pay her for the fun she had
......T The Cation place, on Salt River, So
scres, sold at auction for 81 1856 TO George
Mahan. The Maj. Meyer place on the Per-
ryville pike, containing 60 acres was sold
10 heirs Tor s.. 05S.