Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-15
s0YLE COUNTY.


D1nHIIe.
The Alumni Society Of Caldwell Insti.
tutc will meet at the Institute Thursday
night The society organized last year.
An increased attendance is expected at this
meeting.
Funk n Anderson have up 10 this
time purchased 200 acres Of wheat in this
county. One gentleman on the Lancaster
road refused on Wednesday S25 per acre
for 40 acre Geld.
The marriage Of Miss Csmills L. r.
vine, daughter Of Mr.. W. ID. Irvine, and
one Of the most charming Of Boyle
county ladies, to Mr.. Melanchon Young, Of
Nicho lasville, il announced for Thursday
at ~ o'clock. Rev. l. q. Barber, Of Rich
mond, will perform the ceremony. The
groom was accompanied from Jessamine
county by a large number Of friends and
relatives. Particulars must be given in
our next a. this report closes too early to
have them for this issue
Miss Virginia s. Grigsby, Of this
place, through the efforts Of innue initial re-
publican friends, has obtained lucrative
olerkship in the post Office department at
Washington and will leave for that city in
few days. Her mother, Mrs. s. p. Grigsby
will follow about the first Of July. Miss
@. Is the daughter Of the late Gen. ]. War
rem Grigsby. Both ladies have many
friends in Danville who will regret their
departure and wish them all manner Of
success wherever their lot may be cast.
In addition to the commencement Wis
itors heretofore noticed in this column,
we furnish the following names: Mrs. Le-
ma s. Metcalfe, Of st. Louis, arrived Thurs
day. Mrs Metcalfe nee Miss Lucy Bow
man il at Mrs. W. s. Downton's. Miss
Clara Kerr, Of Lexington, is at Mrs. Tunis'
Mrs. May Curry, Of Lexington, is at Mrs.
j. p Curry's Mr.. J. Wesley Durham re.
turned Wednesday from Columbus, Ohio,
whittier he has been on professional bust
ness. Misses Mary McElroy and Jennie
Brown, Of Springfield, are at Mr.. Nick Nc
Dowells. Miss Mildred Brown, Of Mich
olasville, is at w. j. Moore's. Miss Lucy
Brown, Of Nisholasville, is at Mrs. Robt.
Hsrding's. Miss Maggie Robertson, Of
Springfield and Miss Bette Drye, of Hus-
tonville, attended the commencement this
week.
"A large audience assembled at the
First Presbyterian church Wednesday ev-
ening 10 hear the young lady graduates Of
Bell Seminary read their essays and witness
the delivery Of prizes to the pupils Of the
preparatory department. The exercises
were opened BY prayer by Rev. T. P. Hale,
Of the Baptist church, after which the priz-
es were delivered and then the young la
dies read their esrsys in the following or
der; Salutatory Emma ID. Knox,
Boyle county; subject, "Sculptors Of life
are we, as we stand with our lives uncarv-
ed before u.s." Miss Sophia Bright, Dan
willie; subject, "How happy I'll be-" Miss
Sallie X. Cook, Hustonyille; subject "a
letter from Tolu Town on High Teas"
Miss Lizzie b. Harrison, Albany, Ky; sub
jet, "Longings" Miss Matte Brown, Dam
willie; subject, "The web Of life is Of min
gled yarn" Miss Etna Stage, Boyle coun-
ty; subject, "There is never day so sunny
bat little cloud appears" Miss Bette
b. Craig, Danville; subject, ado noble
deeds-not dream them all day long" Miss
Mary c. Morrow, Somerset; subject, emu
sic language fades before thy spellP' Val
edictory-Miss Hattie II. Farris, Dsnville;
subject, Mine eye can single out full ma
ny one who lacks but opportunity TO
shine as great and glorious as the chiefs
that fell" At the close of Miss Farris' es-
say the Senior prizes and diplomas were
delivered by the Principal, after which
came the benediction. The exercises Of
the school closed last night with recep-
ton and prominade concert at the Sem
mary. Eichhorn's Orchestra, of Louis
willie, furnished the music for both occa-
sions