Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-01
DEATHS OOlN6S.

dent Of the First National Bank OF this
place. died Saturday morning OF tetanus.
A world OF sadness is conveyed in that
short sentence, for the deceased was
lovely, lovable and loved, not only by
those near aud dear TO her, but by all
who knew her, as the possessor OF every
trait that makes her sex the object oil adj
Grafton. Young, with go much TO live
Tor, and with life so promising. her
death comes with an overwhelming
shock to Ms all and especially to the dot
ing husband. fond parents and loving
brother and sister, whose hearts bleed
with an almost inconsoiabe sorrow.
May the Lord temper the blow and fl
nally re.unite the loved ones in Gland
that is iairer than day" and where part
ings and sorrows are unknown.
Mrs. Hooker was Miss Sallie Denny,
daughter Of A. L. and Pauline Lackey
Denny, of Garrari county, and they and.
a sister, Mrs Matte Duncan, and broth
er, Mr.. ;. &. Denny, survive her. Rear
ed in the nurture and admontion OF
the Lord, she embraced religion at an
early age and joined the Presbyterian
church, to which che was deyotedly at
tached To the end. Literally educated
and highly accomplished. she was Il
great favoritc in society and her compa-
nv as young lady WAS greatly sough I.
The man, whose very heart strings are
now torn in grief at her loss, laid sue
cesstul seige to her young heart and on
the 9th OF November, 1883, they were
made one after Gods holy ordinance,
and no couple ever began life together
( with brighter hopes or iairer prospects.
I IL was a love match. in which each
as the years went by. In due season a
/ little child came to bless the union and
/ then another little girl Was added to the
/ happy family, in which all was light and
/ JOY and love. But cruel death dispscd
F this scene ot earthly happiness and sent
disease to mar aud destroy the picture.
Attacked first by rheumatism, which
rtcked her every fibre. lock jaw followed
and the end calne after week OF sui
icring. She Was unconscious for several
days prior to her death, and was there
WAS we'll with her soul, but they did not
need this assurance. They know that
their loved one is safe in the arms OF her
Redeemcr. The funeral services were
held AZ the Presbyterian church yester
day at / O'Clock, by Rev. Ben Helm,
who preached a touching discourse to a
large assembly OF sorrowing friends
Then the remains were conveyed to
Buffalo Cemetery and gently laid away
till the resurrection morn, when she will
awake in His likeness.
/ The procession to the tomb was one OF
the largest ever seen here, the neighbors
OF the family being joined in large mum
brrs by relatives and friends from Madi-
son, Garrard, Boyle and other counties.
/ The day was dark, rainy and dreary, add
/ ing additional gloom TO the occasion.
-Afters long illness OF abscess of the
lungs, William ". Eubanks, son of Da-
vid Eubanks, died sunday night in the
34th year OF dis age. A wife, who was
miss Hutchinson, OF Pulaski, Il cousin
oi the Newlands here, and one child sur
vive him. Mr.. Eubanks was member
OF the Christian church and was an hon
est and upright man. Just before he
died he expressed both Willingness
and an anxiety To 20 Ia the Father and
exhorted his friends TO live 81 as to meet
him III triumph at His right hand.
A correspondent writes that Judge
Winston Bowman, OF Casey, died on the
2jd, aged 81. He served as county judge
for Il number OF years and uwas looked
upon a. the father OF his county imam
| cially, ss he always guarded the interes,
OF the county closer than any other man
that ever held office in it. He WAS 1
good neighbour a kind husband and ,
loving father. May ne enjoy that hap
, piness in Heaven where trouble anC
sorrow is never known.
Judge Van b. Young, OF the SUPER
, or Court, died Saturday from disease re
>ulting from the grip He was born il
+ Bath, but WAS living at Mt. Sterlin
when elected to the position that IA
! filled with fidelity and credit. He mar
| ried cousin of Mrs. K. c. Warren, O
this place and she is grand daughter G
p the late Judge Robinson.