Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-04-25
DANvIlLE. BOYLE COUNTY.

Miss sophia Bright has sent ont in
vitations for Friday evening, 18th, at 5
g.. So. To meet Miss Rochester.
The ladies oi the Methodist church
made So 10y their dinner served Mon
day. Proceeds to 20 towards the erec-
ton OF the new church.
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. J. 4.
Qulsenberry died Saturday evening only
a few days after its birth. The inter
ment took place SUNDAY evening in the
cemetery at , O'Clock.
--Rr1. J. W. Lynch has returned from
the >outa. after an absence OF , months.
whore he went for his health. He is
looking much better. ODE Caldwell has
returned from Philadelphia. where he
has been taking course in dentistry.
The marriage OF W. T.. Owens TO
Miss Amelia Irvine took place Wednes-
day evening at the First Presbyterian
church at o'clock, and was one OF the
swell weddings OF the season. \ recep-
/ tion was given them at the residence OF
the brides parents, near Pelryville.
The store-house owned 10y the Be-
hon heirs and occupied 10y J. II. otter,
corner "a and Main streets was sold
Monday at auction aud bought by 3. F.
Phillips ior 81, 100. The house WAS built
- years ago and the proprietor would
7 act wisely by making some very much
needed repairs, for it Is undoubtedly one
OF the best stands in town and will al
ways rent Tor good price.
Horse show and the beautiful wealth
er brought a big crowd to town Monday
The crowd, though. was not quite 50
large as usual, owing, presume, to the
farmers being so far behind with work
There was very little business done in
court and not much stock on the mar
ket. The horses that were on exhibition
we're fine lot aud all showed up we'll
More and better horses are being shown
every year
Miss BERTHE Snail, who has been in
the South during the past winter, has
returned to Danville Miss Lizzie Saltel
. will leave Monday for Lexington to he
with friends for two weeks. Jas X
: Mars was here Monday working in the
interest OF his new paper, which be is
publishing at Lancaster Mr.. Wood
Wallace and wife, OF Louisville. after q
few days visit to his mother, have re-
: turned home. VIM. Gilmore, of Somer
set, is here visiting his relatives. Mis-:
, Webb was over sunday from Lancaster
= to see her parents, and returned Mon
: day.
The community was shocked anC
. panied Monday evening when it was re
ported that Mrs. f. W. Lee was dead
Mrs. Lee had only been i'll few day,
and was not considered dangerously Sc
, Monday evenings physician was sum
. moned and it was soon evident that SIN,
was rapidly sinking and in short tim,
she passed away. The cause OF her dealt
was q violent attack OF cholera morbus
Il, Mrs. Lee leaves four children-two boy
q, and two girls and devoted husband
!. Funeral services were held at the famii,
@ residence Wednesday at 10 o'clock. an'
Il the burial took place in the Danvill
4 cemetery.
q There is a considerable rumpus wit
: Senator Il. j. Breckinrdge and the trus
tees OF district No, 2l-town district. II.
- senator had bill introduced in the leg
# islature to have free graded school i
4 the district and the trustees object to
- aud have drawn up a petition and got
- good many citizens to sign it and hay
, sentJt 10 the House OF Representative.
ia asking them not to pass such law. NJ
y Breckenridge made a public speech {
K the courthouse Monday night in deiens
/ OF what he had done and to show wher,
N in he was right in the matter. Their
10 seems to br a misunderstanding a
% around. Gentlemen, fix it up withor
I any bad feelings.