Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-05-26
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Miss Marie Warren has returned
from visit to Louisville.
In the police court Wednesday
morning Tom Slaughter was fined $685.
for an ornamental drunk.
Miss Mildred Davis returned to
Louisville Tuesday, after a visit to her
sioter, Mrs. W. w. wiseman.
MIR. Elisha Chambers aud Miss An
ME +. Curtis obtained marriage license
Wednesday evening. Both belong in
the West End.
John Bailey, Eugene Chestham and
AL Peters. young colored men OF DAN
vile, have joined the 9th U. $. cavalry
and gone TO x. Robinson, Neb.
John Robards has sold his new bus
TO Embry, Dunn & Fox for $500. But
one bus will now run TO and from the
depot Mr.. Richards went to Washing
ton county Tuesday to buy few South
ern horses.
MIR. Charles X. Mcdowell, of this
place, and Miss Lsttie X Saunders, were
married at the Presbyterian church at
Springfield, Tuesday The brides faith
or. the Rev. Miles Saunders, performed
the ceremony.
Rev. w. o. Goodloe, OF Harrods.
burg, an ex.Federal soldier, and Elder
VIM. Stanley, an Confederate, will
deliver the addresses next Tuesday,
when the graves OF the soldiers in the
cemetery will be decorated.
Hon. French Upton, OF the Rich.
mond Climax. Was in town Wednesday,
the guest OF Mr.. S. V. Rowland. Miss
Fannie Phillips entertained large mum.
Der OF young people at her home on Har'
rodsburg Avenue Tuesday night.
Mr.. Frank Gilcher and wife are in
Louisville this week. Col. James A..
Fisher and wife are expected in Dan.
vile in few days from st. Louis, il the
colonel's health improves sufficiently for
him to undertake the journey.
Charles Christopher and Mahala
Dickerson. two very respectable old col.
ored people, were married at the resi-
dsnce OF Dr. J. NJ. Meyer on 18th street,
Thursday. at 4 o'clock. Rev. T. Baker,
OF the colored Christian church, oilicia.
ted.
Aaron Ball and Ann Guest, colored,
have been paying attention TO each 9th
or for some time and when Aaron saw
Ann intoxicated Sunday evening, he
knocked her down aud dragged her a
few feet TO show his disapproval OF her
condition. Aaron was fined $1,000 for
his caper Monday evening in the police
court.
Kate Lee, serving jail sentence for
arson, wants to get out on account OF an
alleged interesting condition she says
she is in. This is too diaphanous, Kate,
and wont work. II she had asked her
release because OF the character OF the
witnesses against her, the plea would
have been more reasonable, but still not
effective, as she will probably remain
where she is until the expiration Of her
sentence.
Miss Matte L. Scott aud Mr.. Chss.
W Faulkner, both OF DInvillc, were
married at the Baptist church Wednes
, day morning, at 1880 o'clock. R"v. j.
W. Lynch performed the ceremony. The
bride is a sister OF Messrs. Winfield and
VIM. Z. scott. of this place. The attend
ants were Messrs. Arthur Faulkner and
, John Scott; the ushers were Messrs. Ar.
thur Tennyson, Howard Cook, Arthur
l.. Cutwright and John W. Hackney, The
, church was handsomely decorated with
a flowers.
MIR. Charles III. Rcdes, of this place
was notified 10y telegraph Tuesday OF hi'
4 appointment as revenue collector for THU
!. district. Since then, he has been receiv
n ing the congratulations OF friends anc
q the opportunities of citizens who wan
. to be clerks, gaugers, &c. Mr.. Rodes i,
h a thorough lawyer and good bushes,
;. man aud will no doubt make 700,
$ collector Secretary Carlisle has decided
b positively that the office must remain a
b Richmond. to which place Mr.. Rode
}. will not move his family at present, bu
!. may do so later on.