Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-10-13
WILLIAMSBURG, WHITLEY COUNTY.

ing house in the Morris property.
An infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
James Watts was buried last Saturday.
Il am back in Williamsburg again af'
ter very pleasant visit to Central Ken
lucky.
MIR. r. $. Crawford is attending
court in Pneville. Mr.. J. NJ. Sharp is
In London this week.
Miss Carrie Myers returned from
an extended visit to Mt. Vernon and
Lancaster Saturday evening.
The prohibitionists held aconvention
here Monday, at which II. T. Stephens
was nominated for the Legislature.
The republicans held primary last
Thursday and nominated Chas. Finley
for the Legislature and Adam Siler for
school superintendent
MIR. b. +. Rose Is building resi-
dence on the hill near Mr.. j. I. Free
man. Prof. German Jones has begun
his new house near the depot.
Rev. J. NJ. Prestidee, OF Winchester,
has accepted call to the Baptist church
at this place. He will also be president
Of the Williamsburg Institute.
The young people OF the Christian
church have organized y. j. Z. r..
with about % charter members. This
isl good start considering there is a 30
ciety at the Congregational church and
n league at the NJ T.. church.
Il find among the arrivals since left
son at Mr.. J. l.. Whiteheads and one
also at Mr.. j. NJ. Ellison's. Both oil
these gentlemen are dressed up in Their
Sunday clothes and wearing broad
smiles over the arrivals oil their first
sons.
A nan by the name OF Adler pre-
scented a check TO the bank here last
week and obtained the money on It.
Mr.. Siler says this is the first time be
has ever been too good TO stranger.
Mr.. Adler was sharper and the check a
forgery.
MIR. Ii. 5. Wood, with the STANDARD
Drug Co, gave our town a call Monday
Ed Mayhan, Wesley Perkins, Misses Al
ice and Fannie O'Msra returned from
Chicago Saturday night. DIR. w. r.
Finley left last Saturday for Stewart, Va,
where he will be married TO Miss Ida
Preston. Mr.. +. NJ. Huguely Was IN
Danville, Tuesday, buying his holiday
goods from New York drummer.
-Miss Irene Carson died at the home
of her uncle, o. b. Havis, Monday, Oct
o, of consumption, aged Il years. Miss
Carson was born in Morristown, Tenn.
and resided there until about one year
ago when she came TO Williamsburg &c
live. She was consistent and devoted
member OF the Presbyterian church anc
was loved by all who knew her. She
was buried Tuesday evening in tn,
Woodland cemetery.
The people in this section do no
feel the need OF, and appreciate the sepa
rate coach bill rs it is in other parts o
the State, yet it is working like a charm
Now if We could only have box car Il
put men in who get drunk and maxi
beasts of themselves think the travel
ing public could get along comfortably
ON last Friday evening as | was return
inc home, a man who claimed to be
gentleman and man OF influence
boarded the train at Livingston, drunk
and used such obscene language that
decent man could not listen to bin
without blushing with shame and yet b
WAS permitted TO ride in the ladies cal
No man should be valued higher tina
he deserves and when he makes brut
of himself he should be treated by othe
people as such.
Miss Ray t., daughter OF Mr.. an
Mrs. ID. =. Whitsitt was married Tues
day evening at 7;30 o'clock to Mr.. j.
Ruse, OF Dawson, Penn. The bridi
party entered the parlor preceded b
Miss Lou Whitsitt and Mr.. Charles "
Rush, followed by Mr.. Johnnie and Mis-
Mamie Whitsitt, brother and sister {
the bride. The ceremony was perform
ed by Elder ]. +. Tercy in a very elo
auent and impressive manner, afte
which Mr.. and Mrs. Ruse led the way
the dining room, where an elegant sup
per was served. The bride was dresse
in white satin and ribbon trimmed wit
white duchess lace and wore a beautii'
wreath OF orange blossoms. The brid
couple left for their home at Dawson
Penn, on the IL o'clock train, carryir
with them the best wishes OF the man
friends Miss Whitsitt had made durin
her short stay in Williamsburg
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