Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-29
DANvIllE.

cided To locate in Danville and has open
ed an office over A. NJ. Kings dru.
store.
B. G.. Fox sold, Wednesday, iol
Richard Alexander, fouryea old sad
die horse, by On Time, to f. j. Snyder,
OF Cincinnati, for 500.
B. q. Pox has iarmed for Jack Dunn
OF Garrard county, his bay stallion, Ed
Olson D., to DR.. Sells Barnard, OF Mar
tinsville, Ind, to make the seasons OF
| lS92-93.
Miss Mary Alexander, a trained
nurse. who has been attending Mrs. l.
s Logan during severe illness, return.
ed to Louisville Wednesday, leaving
Mrs. Logan very much improved.
The admirers OF Rev. George o.
Barnes will be pleased to learn that
there are plenty of his last two books,
"Credo" and The Gospel of the Grace,
or The Three Que Parable and The Two
Salvations," now to be obtained in Dam
vile.
Henry Dunn and Monte Fox have
bought the livery stable OF ;. j. Harlan.
1t is thought the invoice may amount to
from $1,000 to 5000. Mr. Harlan will
probably 90 to Chicago, where he will
deal in race horses, bnying them chiefly
in Kentucky.
Rev. Father simon, oil the Society Of
Passionests, who live at Mt Adams,
near Cincinnati, has been preaching 4
series OF most interesting sermons at 1t.
Paul's church here every night since
last Sunday. His meeting will close
here Saturday night OF this week and
Sunday he will begin one at Somerset.
Rev. II. j, Brady, OF Louisville, and Rev.
p. Brady, of Oceola, Pa, both OF them
cousins of Rev. A. J. Brady, rector OF
st. Paul's church, are in town, the guests
OF that gentleman.
Mr.. w. E. Hay, sr., OF Shelby City,
has completed the plastering on that
part of the New Methodist church,
which will finally be used for sunday
school purposes. For the present and
until the remainder OF the church is
finished, this room will be used for
preaching. The church, when complet-
ed, will contain a parlor where business
meetings are TO be held, a kitchen and
dining room where church festivals and
suppers may be prepared and served,
and will contain also other conveniences |
not known in churches until recently. |
Mr. Hays execution OF the unusually |
difficult work entrusted to him is most |
admirable.
The marriage OF Miss Zorayda Y.
Welsh, the accomplished daughter oil
Mr.. u. W. Welsh, Dr., OF the Farmers
National Bank, to Mr.. Wm. ID. Cochran,
Of Maysyille, was celebrated at the faml-
" residence at Il NJ, Wednesday. Rev.
/. b. II. Martin, u, D., OF the Second
church, performed the
ceremony. The parlors were beautiful
~ decorated for the occasion by Bell,
me Lexington florist. The principals
entered the parlor accompanied by Mr..
lanes Cochran, twin brother OF the
groom, and Miss Mary Welsh, the brides
sister. and proceeded by two beautiful
little girls, Jane Welsh, cousin OF the
Dride. and Haddie Cochran, a niece OF
he groom. During the ceremony. Roc
N Ferro. the celebrated harpist Of Gin
,innati, rendered an appropriate melody
rom Weber. After an appropriate
luncheon, prepared by Gilcher,. Mr. and
Mrs. Cochran lett Tor their home In
.Iaysville. Mr.. Cochran graduated from
Centre College four years ago and after
wards from the law department oil Ann
Arbor University. He is regarded as
me OF the most promising OF the young
II members OF the Mason county bar.
mong the guests from other places
we're X. A. Cochran, Sr. and vile, Il. A.
Cochran, Jr. and wife, A. NJ. j. Coch-
an. Mrs. Horace January, James Coch-
an, III. G.. Curran, Miss Finch, Mays
lille: Miss Kemper, Cincinnati; Misses
each an feathers, Louisville; Mrs.
DINNERS. Washington, ID. c.; Miss
,ayne. Lexington; Miss Letcher, Rich
lond. Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Payne, Eliza
ethtown. g.,
Miss Belle Wilbur, wife OF T. A.
yilburn, was adjudged to be OF un-
Dund mind, Tuesday morning, and sent
, the ASYLUM at Lexington. Her bus =
and left her several weeks ago, taking j
,ith him two children by former wife, S
caring, as he said, that this wife might
o them harm. The poor woman strip !
ed herself and three little children i
aked, last Saturday morning, and went I
, the top of knob, near Alum Springs, 0
here they lived. and was waiting Tor
marriott 10 come and take them to Heay- r
D, when some women OF the neighbor- a
nod took clothing to them and after a
uch persuasion induced her to come
sck home and bring the children with o