Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-05-12
DANvIlIE.


eating the leaves and fruit from currant
bushes here.
Hannah Gardner and Babe Parks
were each fined So 20 in the police court
Tuesday for lighting.
Peter Gilcher's new residence on 81
street is about done and Mr.. g.. will
move in In few DAYS.
Sol Marcoeson, the renowned violin.
list, held forth to a good house at the OPP
era House Tuesday night.
Mrs. Bessie Mcleod win and daugh-
ter, Miss Lula, have returned from Miss
issippi, where they have been all win.
ter.
Rev. +. II. Pearce. ID. D., Of this
place, has been offered the presidency OF
Kentucky Wesleyan College, at Win
chester.
-Drs. Fayette Dunlap, J. G. Boyle
and II. J. Cowsn attended the meeting
OF the State Medical Society at Frankfort
this week.
MIR. c. +. Kincaid, OF Frankfort, was
in town several days this week. Miss
Matte Duke left Tuesday 10 visit Mrs.
T. l.. Jefferson and Miss Cox, of Louis
vile.
A birthday party, musicale and
spelling bee, for the benefit OF the Ladies
Columbian Club, OF Dsnyille, was given
at the home Of Mrs. Samuel q. Boyle,
Wednesday evening.
MIR. bud Cowan has returned from
Sanibel Island, Fla. where he has been
all winter. He brought with him con.
siderable quantity Of beautiful sea shells,
which he has distributed among his
friends here.
Steve Drye, colored, convicted OF tot
ing pistol unlawfully in Danville sew
eral months ago, was brought to town
Tuesday by Chief Helm from junction
City. The judgment, amounting to $751;
40, was replsvied.
The news OF Mr.. Sem Engleman's
death at Stanford was heard here, where
he had many friends, with sorrow. The
party who saw Mr.. T.. make a move
ment a. il to draw as pistol" has been
found, now where is the ono who heard
and communicated the awful threats
made by deceased.
MIR. ard Mrs. J. II. Thomas are alb
sent on visit TO friends in Southern
Kentucky and Tennessee. Rev. and Mrs.
Joseph Caldwell, of Huntsville, Ala,
have returned TO their home, after visit
to relatives in this county. Rev. Frank
Cooley has been called to the pastorate
OF the Episcopal church here. lie came
from Louisville.
Bob Jones Shorty, Babe Parks,
ct al, the Latin scholar OF the police
court, says ct al means eight in ALL, beat
a crap case in the police court Wednes-
day morning. The case was beaten, not
especially because the witnesses for the
defense were regarded as reliable, but
because those for the prosecution were
regarded IA less 50.
Miss Lizzie Irvine, daughter OF
the late Judge James Irvine, of Dan
vile, died Wednesday night at Atlanta,
Ga, whittier she went lew weeks ago
on u visit. Her sister, Mrs j. NJ. Wal.
lace, of this place, was with her when
she died. The remains arrived here on
Thursday morning aud were inferred in
the cemetery. Services by Rev. @. b
II. Martin, Of the Second Presbyterian
church.
--Miss Ida Stone, OF Burgin, and Mr.
Hiram +. Van Pelt, deputy post.mastel
at Danville. were married at Burgin Wed
nesday at 3 4. NJ. The ceremony tool
, place at the residence OF Mr.. Georg,
Hutchings and was performed by Rev
B. +. Taylor, OF Mercer county, formerly
. Dauville. The bride is daughter o
George Stone, Of Mercer. The attend
ants were Miss Callie Stone and Mr..
r X. Rose, of Mercer; Miss Halle Val
D Pelt and Mr.. Thomas Eason, OF Dan
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