Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-12-17
HUST0NvllIE.

There is some talk OF hsvinga Christ.
mas tree at one Of the churches on the
night before Christmas
The prayer meeting at the Presby-
terrain church in connection with a study
OF the Sabbath school lesson Of the fol
loving sunday is increasing in interest
and attendance.
In the Baughmsn neiehborhood last
Ihursday morning, Mrs. John Hal ey
died OF consumption. She WAS buried
Friday at the Elisburg cemetery on the
Bradiordsvile pike.
A peripatetic vendor Of self mendinC
solder was in town last week gathering
in quarters from the uuwary. he claim
ell to be engaged Incidentally in the work
OF putting whisky down and while here
his success in that line seemed to be lin
tied only by the capacity Of ds tank.
On Saturday. the 2lst inst, the de-
grees of the Eastern Star and Masons
Daughter will be conferred upon all la
dice applying Sho are entitled to receive
them at Masonic Hall at go in the ai
ternoon. The wfs, daughter or sister OF
any Mason il entitled TO these degrees.
--Chrs'ian College will give one week
holiday A. Christmas. The public school
will be ont by that time. +. Twii-
well and Chss. Wheeler each h,ye beau.
tiful and extensive stocks Of things cal.
! culated 10 make the youn gslars and OIL
der folks too happy At the holiday sea-
son.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church were TO meet a. Mrs. Charles
Wheeler's residence last Thursday 10 or
game ladies' aid society, but Insult
cheney Of notice to the congregation re-
suited in = msager attendance. IL has
been decided 70 postpone the meeting
Tor organic rtion on this account until al
ter the Christmas holidays.
A telephone mes sage from Moreland
Friday morning for all the doctors in
town 10 CONS in hurry led many OF our
people TO believe that there had been a
sanguinary accident OF some sort olt
there. DR.. 7. Humphrey chancsl to be
the only physician in town at the time
and be left the city with his horse in q
lead run under whip. When ne got
there he found As, Peyton with a pain
in the bottom of his foot. The doctors
little hypodermic syringe soon brought
relief to Asa, peace to Moreland and
death 10 an embryonic sensation.
The friends of Mrs. Winter Wright,
OF Wught's store, will regret to learn
that she is suffering from an acute mania.
IL seems that about three months ago in
this vicinity there occurred natural
! phenomenon in the way of precipta-
| ton OF some red colored mstter rssem-
bling blood. Mrs. Wright observed the
red, bioodlike stains on her house and
about it aud her mind dwelling upon the
subject aud being afforded no natural 80
| luton OF the occurrence, the alteration
from which she now unfortunately sui
iers resulted.
MIR. Benz. n. Allen, who lives with
his son, Dave, at Mt. Salem, met with a
serious accident last Friday morning. He
had been complaining for several days OF
/ feeling IN, but Friday morning was feel.
! ing little better and was walking in the
yard. Ga passing near the cistern he
slipped and fell, striking heavily on his
right shoulder, dislocating the shoulder
blade and irscturiug ii at it's articulation
with the shoulder joint. His injuries are
considered quite serious for man o, his
age. Mr.. Allen has number OF friends
here who will regret exceedingly to hear
OF his misfortune.
Harry Frye, little sou Of Arch Frye,
has been quite sick with throat trouble
but is now convalescing. Mr.. John
Din widdle was taken i'll suddenly last
week aud has been confined to his bed
since, but at present is thought to be
some better. Mr.. Hugh Logan, who has
been spending the winter with his daugh
ter, Mrs. Cnloe Adams, at Longview,
Ala, has recently experienced an sttsck
OF heart disease. DR.. Ed Alcorn was
called to see him and left for Longview
last Wednesday expecting to bring Mr.
Logan home with him il his state o.
health will permit the journey. Mrs
Logan went several months since to join
her husband on account OF his failing
health and We are sorry to learn that hi.
condition has become serious Mrs. J
A. Butler nas been very sick with the
grippe.
Conrad Russell aud John Haley
participated in an exchange OF courtesies
at Wolford's store Saturday night week
ago which resulted in John getting bis
head broken and Conrad receiving sew
eral knife wounds. II appears that the
com batants in company with several
others had been to the house of Arson
Lanhsm for the purpose of snliyening