Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-05-10

+ The order OF the Ladies OF the Mac
cabeee meet to-day to organizs and elect
officers.
"A party OF Lsncsster's young people
enjoyed picnic at the dnew iron bridge
on the new pike Monday.
! The board OF examiners. Drs. Huff.
man, Bush and Herring, had three ap.
plicsnts for pensions Wednesday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Gilmore entertained the
Y. M. W. l.. S. this afternoon at her
home miles from Lancaster on the
Richmond pike.
Marriage licenses were granted this
week to Robt. Whitaker and Miss Eta
Ella Brown; to John Baker and Miss
Minnie Belle Baker.
The cut-worms are making destruct.
i've ravsges with the corn crops Of some
OF our farmers, as well as destroying
many of the gardens Of our citizens.
Miss Jennie Arnold bought OF Miss
Mary Fox the lot adjoining their home
on Danville street, the house recently
occupied by Commissioner r. II. Burn
side and family. The price paid for it
was $500.
Mr.. ]. c. Ogg, who has been here
for over year as q photographer, and
as far as we can learn given entire satis-
faction In his work, leaves us this week
to locate in London.
The storm last Sunday afternoon
did great damage to Mr.. Joel Walkers
farm on Dix River. A cloud burst near
his place with terrific force, sweeping
fsneee, driftwood, &C., in: its course. A
rock fence that had STOOD the tests Of
ages was completely demolished.
Married, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. James Adams, Bry.
antsville, his oldest daughter, Miss Mat
tie May Adams, and Mr.. Fred Yeager,
also Of Bryantsvile. The ceremony was
pronounced by Rsv. ]. l.. Kuy kendall
There have already been nearly 100
applicants as teachers Of the high graded
school to be taught next term at Gsrrard
College. There were two new trustees
elected Saturday to succeed themselves,
Messrs. VIM. Herndon and Wm. Ward,
"A telegram was received here Mon
day by DR.. W. n. Bush, calling him to
the bedside of Mr. Eugene Busby, OF
Mt. Sterling. Mr.. Busby's wife lie sis
ter OF Mrs. Bush and Mr.. MikelSalter, OF
this place. Mr.. Busby lie considered
dangerously i'll Of meningitis.
-Supt. ]. Hunt McMurtry:... will ad.
dress the pupils Of! the colored school
here, taught by j. W. Fletcher, tonight
at the courthouse. He will also deliv-
er diplomas to the four graduates. The
present teacher has given satisfaction
and is much liked by the patrons.
Died, in this place. Monday, Mr.. J.
s. Bishop, of cancer of the tongue. He
had long been in failing health and his
death was expected. His funeral WIS
preached Wednesday morning at 1880
at the Lancaster Cemetery by Ed. Geo.
Gowan. The deceased leaves q widow
and two children, a son snd,a daughter
After short stay with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Batson, Homer Bat.
son returned Monday to Kentucky Uni.
versity. Miss Ethyl Beszley, of Stan
ford, is the guest of Miss Lizzie Thomp-
son. Mrs. James Dillon has returned
from visit to relatives in Stanford. DIR.
VIM. Huffman is in Louis willie! on visit
to his daughter, Mrs. Robert Young.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Lackey left Mondsy.to attend
the golden wedding Of .'Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Burnam, OF Richmond. Mr.. f.
ID. Boone, who has been here lin the in
terest OF the OIL, left for Lebanon
Wednesday. Mr.. Martin, OF Cincinnati,
was here Wednesday. j. Mort Roth :
we'll left Tuesday with party on fish
ing excursion to Green River. Elder
Graham Frank, OF Lexington, was the
guest OF K. II. Bstson and family Sun
day. Mrs. Fannie Huffman, Farris, OF
New Mexico, is expected soon to visit
her father, DR.. VIM. Huffman. Mr.. j.
@. Ogg and family leave this week for
LONDON, where they expect to reside.
The many friends Of Miss Ssllis d. Til.
let will be glad to hear that sMe is so
much improved as to be able to sit up
again.