Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-02-28
HuSToNyILLe.


filed II last week during the cold snap.
The ice, from p to inches thick, was
the c!earest and incest put up here for
many years.
Billy Huifnan went out to HE moth
er's place Sunday morning and found a
yearling colt dead, with no reason assign.
able for it's demise. Florence Vowel lost
a yearling under circumstances ss inex-
plicable during the cold weather of last
week
One day last week Miss Julia Stagg
drove from Liberty to this place and
came very near freezing her hands. When
sne arrived here they were entirely de-
void of feeling and had TO be thased out
10 cold water
Waller Greening rented 40 acres Of
the old Patton place to put in tobacco II
was timbered and in order to have it
cleared mp he offered everybody all the
wood they would haul off, Many have
taken advantage Of this offer to lay ia a
supply.
Sam Logan WAS confined to his bed
several days With throat trouble, but is
now out again. Mrs. Mary Green WAS
quite SICK last week, but is now improv-
ing. Mrs. w. L. Williams is now pro-
nounced out OF danger and 1t is hoped
will rapidly convalese
Cashier Hooker, not content with the
painting and paperiug of the walls and
ceiling OF the bank, has had the floor
painted and those who approach him for
a little favor for 80 DAYS" had better
scrape the mud off their boots on the
steps to keep on the good side OF him.
Doc Smith and Will Huston have
rented the farm of DR.. J. B. Oweley near
Stanford. They will raise tobacco and
hemp. viii Rout has rented body of
land from Florence Vowel for the pur-
pose of raising both tobacco and hemp.
An increased acreage of tobacco will be
planted here next season "a almost every
one that raised the weed this year OBJ
tanned a satisfactory price for his crop.
Wan. Wright met with painful &C =
cident few since while standing on the
platform in front of Isaac Steele's ice
house, which he was having filed. An
empty wagon drew ont from in front of
the platform. catching the end OF the
brake-pole under the edge OF the planks
and when opposite Mr.. Wright, the pole
Was released suddenly and h.wup, strik-
ing him sharp blow across the left eye,
dsprivng him of the use Of it for sever
al days.
Rev. Martin Luther, OF Chicago, ar
rived Tuesday aud began the series of
meetings announced in this column by
preaching Tuesday night to a large and
appreciative audience at the Presbyter-
ian church. The order OF services will
b. as follows: In the morning services
at 10! o'clock; at night, prayer meeting
and song service beginning at 7 o'clock
promptly and lasting % minutes and i'm
medistely afterwards the regular preach
ing service. Everything points to q
profitable and enjoyable meeting.
In the death of Mrs. Patsy Ann
Green, the Presbyterian church here has
lost one of its oldest and most highly es-
teemed members. She had a strange
premonition concerning her brother, Mr..
Hugh Logan, who died recently. When
he left for the South she told him she
would never see him again and although
he spoke lightly OF the impression, still
it was very vivid to her and she contend.
Ell that they would never meet again ON
earth. Subsequent events proved that
she WAS correct. BY her death only one
Of the originally large family of children
remains DIR. Logan, of Moreland.
Genie Carpenter corrects our state.
ment OF last week with reference to his
attending the business college at Lexipg-
ton and says that he is not going. Mrs.
Mary Tom Cook, of Jellico, and little
son, Mason, are at her mothers, Mrs.
Arch Mckinney. MIR. Cook is expected
this week. Several OF our people attend
ed the holiness meeting at Somerset last
week conducted by Rev. Henry Morri-
son. Mrs. Collins arrived Friday from
Louisville, where she spent the winter.
She was accompanied by little John
Steele, son Of Isaac Steele, who has been
attending kindergarten school in that
city. A little son OF Marshal Devers is
very sick with a rising in his head. Mrs.
Kaufman is recovering nicely from the
effects of her fall recently in which her
collar bone was broken.