Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24
CREAM OF NEWS.
Four Suits on Hand,

Mr.. q. y. Reynolds, hvihg neal
Pembroke, went to Nashville Fri
day and purchased three suits Of
clothes for his three sons. On his
return, arriving at Guthrie, where
the accommodation stops for supper,
he left the clothing In bundles on his
seat and walked out for a little fresh
air and smoke. Time being an
nounced "up," he returned to the
cars and to his surprise found the
packages missing. A couple of suits
Of fine underwear which were among
The bundles also shared the same
disposition. Mr.. Reynolds later made
complaint and telegram was sent to
the marshal of Guthrie. A colored
woman ON board informed M. Rey-
nolds that colored boy entered the
cars ten minutes after Its arrival at
Guthrie and taking seat near the
packages, sat several minutes, and
suddenly arising, took the packages
with him, leaving the train from the
east side, opposite the platform. Mr..
Reynolds loss is $50, and if the thief
is captured he will certainly spent a
term in the penitenliary.
Church Dedication at Pembroke.
1
On last Sunday morning the new
G. p. Church house at Pembroke was
crowded with listeners to the elo.
quent and logical discourse by DIR.
VIM. Darby, Of Nashville. The OBJ
ject was to dedicate the building as
house of worship. DR.. Darbys, dis
course was from the text "She hath
done what she could" The amount
asked for to pay the Indebtedness for
the building was less than 5000,
which was raised after the sermon
with very little difficulty. 1t was
announced that dinner would be
spread in M. G. Miller's front yard,
the use Of which was kindly rendered
for this occasion by MIR. Miller. The
dinner was in great abundance and
variety which was no more than was
expected in the hospitable town and
neighborhvod of Pembroke. There
were also services at 3 30, but your
correspondent left before that hour.
VISITOR.
A Surprise Party.
Last Thursday evening jolly
crowd Of young people met and went
out to the hospitable home of Mr..
George V. Green, In body. They
we're royalty entertained by Miss
Mary Green, the hostess, and
her charming guest, Miss Sallie
Green, of Louisville, Ky. A string
band was In attendance and dancing
was engaged in until a late hour.
Those In attendance were: Misses
Mary Clark, Rose Dade, Male
Fuqua, Loolye Winfree, Graeme
Wallis, Lucy Dsde, Genevieve Ander-
son, Lucy Henry, Julia Venable,
Mary Radford, Bette Boulware, Lucy
Mcdaniel, Virginia Dade and Messrs.
Walter Campbell, Harry Bryan, o.
win Steinhagen, Julius Oswald, Chas.
Anderson, Jouett Henry, Gersham
Cox, Harry Ware, win Mccain, Sam
Hester, Jas. Ware, Harry Tandy, Jno.
Lipscomb, Fred Wallis, Tom Knight
and Kay Grundy.
A New Lawyer.
Mr.. VIM. w. Clarke was last week
examined by Messrs II. ]. Sites and
Joe McCarroll touching his knowl-
edge OF the law and upon their rec
ommendation was granted license to
practice law In the courts of Ken
lucky. Mr.. Clarke has been for
some years book-keeper for Aber-
nathy & Long, the warehousemen,
where he is still employed. He is a
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