Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-19
HUSTONVTLLE.

would it not be u good idea for our
city fathers To procure rock and make
rock pile for the diversion and exercise
OF the bosrders at the Hotel.on-the-
Beat?
"A ladies' society Of the Christian
church gave candy pulling last Friday
night on DR.. Browns lawn. A very en-
joyable time was had and some money
made for the church.
Rev. Mr.. Lesuer, OF the Louisville
Baptist Theological Seminary, preached
morning and night Sunday at the Bsp-
fist church. He left an appointment Tor
Rev. Mr.. Leonard, Of same place, for the
second Sunday in July.
Some young ladies interested in the
cause served refreshments last night at
the reading room OF the Young Mems
Band for the benefit of the Band. The
affair WAS quite successful and the young
men feel deeply grateful to those who
took part in 1t.
Doc Middleton sold TO Josh Swope
roam horse o years old for $40. Doc
bought three mares and q colt at Dan
vile. Matt. Brown bought two highly
bred shosts from Cole Carpenter at $40.
Irish Dunn bought head OF mules and
horses at Georgetown Monday.
-Hustonville has a male qusrtette OF
great vocal ability, which has been max
ing the night melodious for young lady
visitors with an ear for music, at some OF
the hospitable homes OF our community.
The members OF the qusrtstte are Messrs
Jerry and Sid Adams, oven Williams
and A. b. g. widdie.
lib Pitmsn, who WAS stabbed thro'
the left lung and liver in the irscss on
Bush Creek, il finding the way OF the
transgressor hard. From the wound in
his lung large quantities OF pus are se
GREETED, his physician having drawn of 8
quart OF 1t Monday. Altogether the
indications are that he will not recover
Nose Cook, one OF our bright young
men who went out from among us and
has been studying pharmacy at Nash
NAllts III Aoo N'AAA
pleted his course aud graduated with
high honors recently. Congratulations,
Moses. May you get rich and never
poison one OF your customers while deal
ing out drugs.
Next Sunday the Junior Christian En-
desvorers will give, under the direction
of Miss Bennett, an entertainment at one
Of the churches More definite an
nouncement will be made SUNDAY morn
ing The program will be appropriate
TO the occasion and will be such AS to
exhibit the little fellows interest and
progress in the Christian work.
IF. b. TSidwell lie quite sick, being
threatened with appendicitis. NJ. +.
Prewitt, who has been teaching at Brad
fordsville, lie at home for the vacation.
He had very successful school. j. b.
Cook is in the community. George Ry-
an, Of Somerset, is in town. Mr.. Clint
jenkins returned this week from a visit
10 Boyle and Garrsrd. Miss Minnie
Dinwidd who has been visiting at
Bradiordsville, is at home again. Misses
Mary and Fannie Adams are visiting al
Hubble. Mrs. John Taylor, OF Brad
fordsvile, paid her father, q. NJ. Givens
visit last week. Miss Douglass, OF
Lebanon, who has been visiting friends
Ia the community, has returned home.
Mrs. Ossley came mp from Bradiords.
Vile TO visit her son, Mr.. j. ii, Taylor,
Little Miss Evelyn Taylor, who had been
visiting her, returned with her. George
Ellie, who has been engaged AS sales
man in the Louisville store, Stanford,
is at home on a vacation. George ia one
of our most popular and industrious
young men and no doubt drawsa great
deal OF trade from this section to the
Louisville Store. Miss Margaret Hop
per, of Perryville, visited relatives here
this week.
CHURCH CHIMES.