Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-02-15
THIS AND THAT.

The Odd Fellows OF ClarkHyill'
dedicated new hall last night. X
DR.. lille, of Roaring Sprlpg, VIII
has been quite slcs,lsirsnyslesceni.
Notices thaniloU3 Valentines were
sent through the city post Office yes
terday.
Mr.. l. ii. Mckee's little daughter
has been quite sick with fever for
several days.
Paper sacks for putting up hams
for sale at this office, at from Ia to
cents each.t
A called meeting OF Evergreen
Lodge X. Of +. was held Tuesday
night for rehearsing.
The Christian Endeavor Society
held a social in the lecture room oil
the church last night.
| A readable sketch of Mr.. Wend-
ling, who will shortly lecture here, is
given In another column.
Rev. Josephus Cheaney, of Hen
derson, lectured at the Court House
Tuesday night on temperance.
A masquerade ball was given at
Bowling's Hall, Crofton, last night,
which was very enjoyable affair.
Rev. j. w. Bigham will hold a
church conference at vaughn's chapel
Saturday and preach Sunday at ii a.
IN.
Miss Kitty thinner entertained a
large number OF friends at the resi-
dence of her father on Virginia street
last Tuesday night.
Walter Davis, of Nortonville, killed
an owl near that place Saturday,
which measured four feet from tip 10
tip ofits wings.-HustIer.
Mr.. j. 4. johnson Is building a
store house and preparing TO open
up stock of merchandise at Ceru-
lean Springs in shor. time.
NJ. Hanna has recovered his stray
mule, which was advertised in the
KrYTucKIAN. It was found at Ca
dlz, where 1t had been taken up.
S. w. ForEy and ID. l.. johnson
are making temperance speeches to-
gether. They will hold forth al Con-
cord church, north Of town, to-nor-
row night.
The g. g. p. road is doing very good
business at present and business viii
open up more lively when tobacco be-
gins to move more freely.-Clarks-
Vile Chronicle.
The concert given by the Boston
Symphony Club Wednesday night
was attended by large audience of
the music loving people of the city,
who highly enjoyed the rare musical
treat given them.
TIE prohibitionists are beginning
to bestir themselves as the campaign
progresses. They have engaged the
Court house for eight nights between
now and March 2.
Hon. II. S. Irwin, of Louisville
will deliver O humorous lecture IN
this city. on February 18th, subject
"wiss aud Otherwise; or, The Grave
and Gay in Society,"
Mr.. j. c. Jones, of Canton, one OF
the most prominent citizens OF Trisg
county, is spoken of as probable
Democratic candidate TO represent
his county IN the next Legislature.
"The Ruling Passion" was played
at the Opera House Tuesday night
| and proved to be piece of real mer-
| it. 1t was well presented aud the
audience, though not large, was an
appreciative one.
A concert under the management
Of Henry Guynn will be given at the
Virginia Street Baptist Church (col-
ored) next Monday night and on the
following night It will be repeated at
the Gainesville church.
The public school of Hopkiusville
Is an honor not only to that town but
10 the state of Kentucky. 1t Maids
onville had just such a school aud
building as the one at Hopkinsville
we should feel proud of it.-Hastier.
Monday was the beginning Of the
spring term of Circuit Court at Cad
IL. The Court of Appeals has not
yet acted upon the case OF "Rpck"
Radford, who was tried last August,
and he 10 still in Jail. No important
cases will come up at this term.
Withers & Ragsdale have sent their
fast PAGER, p. IL. NJ. to Mr.. Crit Davis,
Harrodsburg, Ky, to be trained.
Mr.. Davis has the reputation of be-
ing one of the best handlers in the
United States, aud enjoys the
confidence of all horse men. In such
hands big things are expected of z.
| ii. M.
The Clarksville Knights have char
tered special train to bring them
over to the celebration here next
Tuesday night, the 25th anniversary
OF the orders founding. Tho train
will leave at s a. m. and return that
night, or rather the next morning, af-
ter the ceremonies. The local knights
| a an orro =, 0in0 for n grand antcrtain.