Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-07-01
HERE AND THERE.

South Christian farm for sale.
5000 to loan ON South Christian
farm lands. Apply to this oilice.*
! A Baptist Circle Meeting was held
at South Union church Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev. NJ. W. Tabor preached at the
Uniyersalist church Sunday morning
and evening.
! A barbecue was given at Mason's
Mill Saturday and DR.. Clardy and
others made speeches.
Mr.. Jas Y. Forbes of this county
has been granted pension of S. per
month, dating back one year.
Rev. L. II. Slime, of Evansville,
preached at the Christian church Sun
day morning and evening.
Mr.. V, M. Metcalfe will deliver a
farmers lecture at Wheelers' picnic
at Nolin station, near Louisville, July
4th.
l.. Bells dog Colonel" died Satur-
day. Mr.. Bell priced him very highly
and had him placed in a nice coffin
and buried.
Officer Ruiin arrested Dan Mar
shall, col, Sunday charging him with
being disorderly in using abusive and
uncouth language to another His
trial comes up this morning before the
city judge.
Messrs. Nourse & Moore have just
received their new free delivery wagon
which is as handsome as substantial,
and in future will deliver goods to
any portion of the city from sun to
sun.
The thermometer dropped from 96
to So in few hours Sunday and there
has been slight improvement in the
weather since. The maximum heat
point Of last week was 80, reached on
Saturday.
Mr.. p. p. Huffman, OF Huffman's
Mills, reports the first new flour of the
season. 1t was ground from Delbert
Cayce's wheat, threshed on June 24th
and made into -four the same day, A
sample sent to the KENrucKIAN shows
it to be Of the finest quality.
Mr.. t. j. Landrum, of Princeton,
whose house was recently burglarized
Of $500 in jewelry, has overhauled the
burglar in st. Louis and recovered the
property stolen. The burglar was a
professional crook named Fred Mar
tin. He is now in jail ut Paducah.
DR.. j. d. Clardy will open his cam
paign as candidate for Constitution
al Delegate, at the Court House next
Monday at 2 p. IN. and will continue
the canvass from that time till the
election. A list of other appoint
ments will be announced in the next
issue. Other candidates are respect
fully invited to attend his appoint
ments.
Prof. and Mrs. G. H. Dietrich and
Prof. c. b. Pittman went to Frank
fort last week TO attend tho State
Teachers meeting. Prof. Dietrich was
accorded the honor of being elected
Vice President of the Association.
The other officers elected were, Hiram
Roberts President, r. H. Caruthers
Secretary, W. H. Bartholomew Treas
urer, all OF Louisville.
Louis Mitchell, Of Clarksville, Tenn,
inserts an advertisement elsewhere In
this issue. Mr.. Mitchell has just
opened first class restaurant which
has been placed under the manage
ment OF Mr.. G. A. Roth, for short
while resident of this city, who will
cater to the wants of the hungry.
They have large and comfortable
room in the Arlington Block next
door TO Mitchell's Cafe, where they
would be pleased to see their many
Christian county friends when they
visit that city.
Russellville Herald: AT the annual
session OF the board OF trustees Of
Bethel College under tho new charter,
the terms OF trustees Rand H. Cald-
well, Guthrie Coke, Esq, and Rev.
DR.. Whitsett, of Louisville, having OK
PRED, they were unanimously elected
for the next five years. Rand II. Cald-
well was reelected president, S. G.
Long, treasurer, and A. G. Hodgen
elected secretary in place Of Capt. ].
B. Briggs, who declined reelection.
All for the term Of five years. The
executive and finance committees Of
the college are composed of Messrs.
Caldwell, Long and Briggs, with Mr..
Caldwell rs chairman of each. w, +.
Browder was elected trustee to fill the
unexpired term OF Prof. j. w. Rust,
deceased.
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