Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-13
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The Chapter will meet Tuesday
night for work in the Il 'yal Arch
degree.
The y. w. G. T. U. gave delight
ful lawn party at Mr.. George Dial
toms last night.
The district Good Templar's con-
vention will meet in this city next
November.
LOST:-Collecting book and list
of delinquents. Return to City
Pharmacy, or James Cooks
The X. of p. lodge was invited to
attend the organization of new
lodge in Uniontown last night.
The young folks we're given de-
lightful entertainment at Mr.. II. l..
Boulware's Tuesday night.
Wallace Warfeld has accepted the
position with A. G. Bush vacated re-
Gently by Guy Duncan.
The rain interfered with the Meth
odist picnic Tuesday which was
postponed till next week. The date
will be duly announced.
This county is entitled to four tut
tons in the State Agricultural Col
lege to be dispensed by the County
Judge or Representative.
An elegant entertainment was Civ
en- at West Union church last night
for the benefit of the proposed Pres
byterian church at Gracey.
Caldwell Il Randle have the con-
tract to put the iron cornice on the
court house and are now at work on
the job. The contract calls for $975.
Mr. Sewer Wood had fine horse
injured this week by being struck in
the eye by collar worn by another
animal. lie had just refused 1925
for the horse.
The Fourth Quarterly meeting will
be held at the Methodist church be-
ginning tonight and continuing ov-
err Sunday. Presiding Elder G.. II.
Hayes will preach tonight.
Mr.. Clifton Ferrill has gone TO the
mountains of East Tenn. with Van
derbilt professor and company of
amateur biologists. lie will DO alb
sent several weeks catching sparks
from his hammer.
James Philips and James Crosby
Of the Mud River Coal Mines, in
Muhlenburg county, were in the city
Tuesday trying TO hire one hundred
They contracted with quite
Il number of laborers.
The court house pump is out of fix.
We have the proper veneration for
the old pump and it would hardly be
considered iconoclastic for the
Council to order it to be put in work
ing trim.
On July 10, 1881, just 81 years age,
Tuesday, Mr.. James Littell, of this
city, was married to Miss NJ. A. Car
son, of Elkton. They are both still
in reasonable health, considering
their ages, he being IS and she
nearing her 18th birthday.
The two Mormon Elders Shipp and
Worthington had an appointment TO
preach at the court house last night
They delivered discourses at Liberty
church near Beverly, last Sunday,
and expect TO preach at Ierndon in a
day or two.
Conductor l.. d. Waltz, who runs
the local freight between here and
is one of the most trusted
and efficient men in the employee of
The L. Il N. lie is not only popular
with the fraternity and the public,
but he is distinguished by running
one of the best paying trains on this
division.
At the Meeting of the State Grand
Council of Good Samaritans and ID.
Of S., at Bardstown, last week, Rev.
James l.. Allensworth, colored, was
elected State Grand Orator, and
[. IL. Jones and Rev. Allensworth
were appointed delegates to the Ma
Lional Grand Council to meet in Col
umbus, Ohio, Sept 25th.
Complaint has reached us of boys
and young men bathing ON Sundays
in Little River within the corporate
limits of the town. Ladies are fire.
luently subjected to uncomfortable
sights. The police should collect
few bundles of clothes next Sunday
aud leave the bathers TO call in the
primitive flg-leaf to shield and pro-
tect them.
Mr.. w. B. Davis returned from
San Diego. Cal, Tuesday. He says
the climate out there is fine, but that
"Old Kentucky" is good enough for
him. We understand that our old
friend Mr.. James d. Hayes will re-
turn in few weeks, and it is proba-
bic that others of the IIopkinsville
colony win como with him. Mr..
Davia aava that California 10 90 70 far