Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-02-24
DANvIllE.

The ladies OF the Episcopal church
gave lunch at Fox photograph rooms
Wednesday.
MIR. VIM. Saunders, a graLdson of
Morton Crow, is here after an absence
Of several years in various portions Of
the West.
Col. Nicholas Mcdowell, commits
sioner OF agriculture, is in town. The
family have been living in Frankfort for
several months.
The ladies OF the Christian church
have opened bazaar at McGoodwin's
store room, opposite their church, for
the sale of cakes, candies. etc, for the
benefit OF the church.
The High School OF Perryville, un-
der the superintendency of Prof. Poyn.
ter, Is prospecting to the entire satisisc
ton OF the patrons. The numbsr OF pu'
pills il constantly increasing.
Foster Craig, cold, Was acquitted on
Tuesday by Judge Veteran on a charge
Of stealing coal. lie proved that per
mission had been given him TO pick mp
the coal that had fallen from wagon.
Capt. Boyle - Rpdes has presented
to the Boyle Nations, Bank ths head OF
Rocky Mountain elk, antlers included,
which he got when in the west last fall.
The bank has suspended this unusually
line specimen just over the entrance 10
the vault
MIR. W. A. Harness, an old time citi-
zen Of Danville, is now with his dsugh-
ter. Mrs. Joe Brown. oi Mercer county,
having Just returned from Knoxville,
Tenn. where he has been living with his
daughter, Mrs John Pced. lie J. total
ly blind and totally helpless.
Some one bored II hol s around TIE
lock OF John webbs store in Mitchells-
burg Tuesday night, and yet did not Of.
feet an entrance, owing to some ualook'
ed for obstruction. This is the third at
tempt recently made to rob the same
place No arrests, although certain par
ties are suspected.
The 10Th annual celebration OF Wash.
ingion's birth day was held by the Del
nologian aud Chamberlain literary soci.
eties OF the Centre College at the Second
Presbyterian church Wednesday eve
ming. There were a number OF speech
es, after which the hop at the opers
house given by the young mems hoF
club Was largely attended.
The Mcthodis,s and the other peo
Pile OF Danville known as Christians, bu
sometimes called Campbellites, frater
nize to wit Miss Pearl Faulconer join
ell the Methodist church and that church
having no bsptis,ry, Elder kendrick, o
the Christian church. invited Mr.. Tay
Tor, pastor of the Methodist church. 4
come around with his convert Suuda!
night and immerse her in his baptistry
which he did. At the same time Mr.
kendrick received Miss Baughmsn an,
Miss Taylor into his church by hap
tism
A chocolate tea given by Miss Mar
tina Batterton on Wednesday evening ii
honor OF Miss Carrie Hunter, OF Hsr
rodsburg, was attended by the follow
ing named Young people. Misses Payn
aud Doores, OF Crab Orchard, Eylin Lu
cas-, Rose Nelson, Kate De Long, kati
Mcdowell, Imogene Holmes, Dimpie Ce
ell, Florence jenkins. Ollie Mars, Ellei
Ossley, Lillian Sumrall. Bessie WooliolI
Ida Anderson, Annie Bruce. susan Kin
caid, Leila Veteran. Marjory shelby
Florence Downton, Margie Glass, Mari
Warren, Jennie Warren, Pattie Green
Lizzie Bell, Pattie Gentry, Mrs. j. II
Letcher, Mrs. Elwood DAVIS.
"A. G. Alverson, formerly OF thi
place, who was arrested week or tw
ago for stealing money from the contri
button box OF the Walnu, street Metho
dist church in Louisville, has been in
dicted for grand larceny 10y the gran
jury OF the Jefferson circuit court. !
great many people who know Alverso
best have thought for several years tina
he was mentally irresponsible. 1t woul
be nothing more than what is right fo
his Methodist and Masonic brethren an
his former friends generally to see tbs
he is properly defended when his tris
comes on. Don't let him be able 10 sa,
II was sick and in prison and we visite
mo moi -