Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-05-25
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Misses Helen Taylor, Beulah Van
Arsdale and Fan Adams visited Miss
Mamie Kennedy.
The snow last Sunday morning
made the farmers eyes spread wider than
any freak of nature has done lately.
Miss Bessie Moore is visiting friends
in Danville this week Mr.. Nose Cook
returned from Paris with the latest styles
in womens' bats.
MIR. w. Il. Williams is candidate
for trustee in the Ilustonvile public
school district. He ia a sensible, con-
sentative, good man and will make a
good trustee.
III the trustees OF the town would
repeal taeir hog laws and let the hog go
at large, they would do the town great
good, aud promote the general healthful-
ness of the place.
They do say that DR.. Brown is going
TO California. Wonder il he is going
to take Bi1die McHune with him. lie
told the reporter last week that il WAS
all made up and ready between them.
Charlie Green, the handsome young
man OF your town. was up Friday on his
wheel As he went through town you
could almost see girls hearts flying after
him like bumblebees after the harvest
mule.
The college girls spent Saturday and
sunday with Mrs. Cover, OF Turnersville.
Mr.. w. ID. Chestnut and wife, of DAN
vile, w. G. Kelley, of Knoxville, and
Mr.. Whip, Of Liberty, were in town
Saturday.
The Beech Grove Society will meet
Friday night. The subject forsdebate is
affirmed, That Bread and Butter are
greater Nutritives than Biscuit and Mo-
lssses 1t promises quite interesting.
All come and hear il.
The entertainment given at the col.
lege last Friday night was a great treat
Nothing could please the lovers OF music
more than the old time melodies that
were PLAYED by the music pupils. The
stage was decorated with flowers.
Miss Bette Powell, accompanied by
two OF her schoolmates from Texas. will
return home Friday, Goth Mr.. G. C..
Van Arsdale will begin the erection OF a
new house soon. They say it will not
accommodate any Roses and Rubies
Sid Adams was in Lancaster Sunday to
see his best girl. 80 he says.
One Young man of this place called
on a lady TO take her TO the entertain
munt at G. G. Her father, however, had
few words TO say in the matter and
when be got ready to leave he left by
himself. We don't know what he told
him. Iiafew more fathers of this city
would do the same thing they would
have less oil to buy.
A certain young man of town went
to zee his girl the other night and carried
of the keys TO the store, leaving his
father TO close up. When the hour for
closing arrived, the young man hadn't
returned with the keys. When he did
arrive the neiehbors say they heard the
old man splitting boxlids. When you
get an older Ellis started, by George
there is no stopping him until some one
gets whipped.
The normal school, which is to open
in Christian College June llth, promises
| to be one OF the finest in the State. The
building and surroundings are all in fine
condition and everything equipped for
the business. The principals, Prois. NJ.
q Thomson and w, c. Grinstead, are
both experienced and practical teachers,
and know just what public school teach
ers need. At the very low price at
which they propose teaching, each and
every teacher can afford to avail himself
| OF the superior advantages offered.