Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-01-31
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nsighborhood, died OF pneumonia last
Monday night She was buried Tues
day.
DIR. Bohon has the assurance OF our
distinguished consideration for the &C.
curate way in which he sizes us mp since
a recent important event.
The room occupied by the National
Bank is being papered and painted and
soon the interior will correspond with
the exterior OF the building.
Rev. Ben Helm has been holding a
meeting in the Baptist church here for
the past two weeks. There have been
several conversions and qualifications
and considerable interest manifest By
the public.
Geo. Weatheriord, of Somerset, sent
his brother, William, OF this place, deer
last week 1t was about the size OF the
one DIR. Brown killed on his last hunt.
Our thanks are rendered for nice roast.
Arch Frye tells us that a lady who
used to live in the country, but lately
moved to town. sold a gentleman here an
old ham who had II cooked and pro-
nounced II 10 be the best old ham he
ever tasted and he had been farmer
nearly all his life, But they do say that
when the gentleman got down to the
bone in his ham he found it to be a
shoulder bone and that he had been eat
ing shoulder for ham.
To the surprise of his friends here,
who did not know that he contemplated
such a step, DR.. J. z. Rife was united In
marriage to Miss Maggie Walton, a high
ly accomplished and love.y bale OF Err
LANCER, Ky, last Tuesday morning. A
nice dinner awaited him and his bride at
the home of bis father Tuesday, but
they failed to come as expected. They
we're expected again Yesterday on the
same train that this letter Was mailed on b.
Several people have changed locs-
ton since the first of the year. Mrs
James and VIM. Lair and wife have NOV
ed from Mrs. Bishops property on Main
stree, TO Mrs. Jones home Nall Avenue
Mr.. Russel occupies the rooms given w
by Mrs. Jones, while J. p. Goode has
taken the property in Rtietown lately
occupied by Z. I. Griggs. Josiah Bishop
has moved to the place lately rented by
Mr.. Barnett, on the Mckinney pike nea
town. The Dinwiddie Bros have re.
moved their grocery to the new anC
commodious building opposite the Ma
tional Bank.
Considerable sickness at present IL
this community. Mrs. O. @. Van AIsdsl,
, is convslescing after severe attack o
the grippe. Rev. lsom lie going abou
again having recovered from q spell o
pneumonia. Mrs. Patsy Green 10 very il
= now with pneumonia. DR.. Peytcn wa
SUNNI 1ned from Stanford tuesday il
consultation on this case. Marshal Dew
ers has little boy very sick with pneu
monis and q little daughter of jane
Taylor, Evelyn. is i'll with the same com
: plant Annie Reid has been sick will
inhuenz, but is now better. Also Zoe
little daughter of ], A. Butler, is yer!
i'll.
j. q. WeatheTford aud wife returne,
home last week. Beecher Adams, wifi
% aud children. OF Longview, Ala. ar
D with her family here. Lee Logan is a
home from Millisle. James Frye was il
Cincinnati last week looking for novel
] ties for the spring trade. Hon. Harve.
D Helm, OF Stanford, was with us a few
= days since. Carl Wheeler left for Louis
Q vile last week 10 enter the Hospital Col
< lege of Medicine. Mrs. Mary Hopper, o
= Perryville. is with her daughter, Mrs
j. Bruce Judge Henry Csmnitz is bacl
u from Cleveland, o., being unable TO pro
cure permanent employment at tina
place. Miss Jennie Mckinney has re
: turned from protrscted visit to Mis
r Mamie Reid near Dsnville. Smith Vow
ell has accepteda position in the DR.
u goods house OF James Frye for the yes
'96. O. b. Reid was here last week. Nj
Benz Allen is out again after the psinfu
u injury to his shoulder. DIR. Ii. Brow
10 has been indisposed for a week, but
now convslescing. Mrs. McCsrty left f
Mayslick Monday to visit old friend
: Misses Lanier and Minnie Woods, of II
= Female College, Danville, paid a hyir
- visit to this place Sunday.
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