Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-07-21
LONDON, LAUREL COUNTY.

Dick Hardin is rejoicing over snoth-
er BOY at his house.
Logan, the youngest son Of Col X.
II. Ewell, is i'll with typhoid fever.
--Theo. q. Moran went TO Rockcastle
Springs Thursday to attend the hop Civ
en- to the guests.
"A car load of Wyoming horses ar.
rived Sunday and attracted "a splendid
gathering OF loaiers.
Mrs. NJ. +. S. Posey and three chill
dren, of Louisville, are on visit to her
sister, Mrs. Emma Smith.
III. c. Eversole has begun his new
residence, which will be handsome one
when completed. His son, L. Q. Ever
sole, is also building nice house on the
same lot.
The barn Of John May, living east oil
London, WAS consumed by fire Friday.
His crop of wheat which was stacked
against the barn was burned with 1t.
Incendiary.
The city dads are having gravel from
Rockcastle river put upon Main street
and il they will now have the sidewalks
fixed up, the people will rise up and call
them blessed.
Smiling Dave Jackson is no longer
an applicant for the post.oihce here, the
Louisville Tin and Stove Co. having IN
creased his salary over that the post
Office would be.
j. ID. Pitman has my thanks Tor
round trip pass to Rockcastle Springs
over his stage line; and am going tC
take advantage OF it too, when MsnsgeI
FL. Campbell does accordingly.
-Ad. Reece and family have gone u
Indiana for a - days visit. Jame'
Boreing ia at home from Lawrenceburg
Mrs. John W. MCGEE and two daughter
left las, week with her sister, Mrs. Aim
Dibble. for two months visit to New
Orleans.
The Laurel circuit court convened
here Saturday. The only person sent L
the penitentiary so far is John Lucas
for forgery. He plead guilty and tn
Jury gave him one year Judge J. "
Alcorp. of stanford. and Hon, j. A
Graft, OF Louisville. are the only visitln
attorneys in attendance 30 far. The cou'
adjourned Tuesday. Judge Clark an
Commonwealth Attorney Ramsey hs'
ing decided that the special call was VI
constitutional. -Four days OF hard wor
had been done, most Of which will hav
70 be anuulled. as we'll as the work
the grand Jury. The iurymen will prof.
ably not get any pay
The Knights OF Pythias gave Ire
ICE cream supper at Jackson Hall Satu
day night. The London Brass Band IN
nished the music and occupied the stag
La the centre OF the room were tht'
large tables beautifully decorated VII
flowers. The program Was, music mrs
after which Hon. T.. X. Wilson spoke
regard 10 the order aud explained 1
foundation and object Tor which 1t W.
formed. This speech was probably u
best speech he ever made unless IN
nriyate conversation with his best eil
When Mr.. Wilson Was done, Ice crea
was served TO sll aud in the meant'n
Judge W. L. Brown thanked the ITO
orabe knights in behalf Of the guest
Every one having had his satisiAc''o
of ice cream aud cakes aud the ciga
having been passed around to the &c
tlemen 10 save until after the entertain
ment, the tables were cleared away an
the dancing commenced and continue
until the clock struck II. never saw
crowd a crowd OF TO people enjoy ther
selves better. Those present had bee
selected as the personal friends OF I
Knights and as guest ! can freely 81
AS can all present, that more hear
welcome, from the bottom to the brl
,o one could wish for