Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-26
HUSTONTILLE.

Born to the wives OF d. S. skinner
and John Dinwiddie, Jr., boy each.
james Frye is an early gardener rs
well as q hustling merchant He has
been having roasting ears ont OF his gar
den for about two weeks and We can tes-
tiiy that they are very nice, having sam
pied a mess through his kindness
DR.. W. b. Penny will be at the
weatheriord Hotel Tuesday, June 30th.
Will remain for few days only. Gail at
once and make engagement. Dentistry
in all its branches. Teeth extracted
without pain All work guaranteed.
Room No. /. Consultation and exsmi-
nation free.
Bill Dunn came into town Monday
by the Morelsnd pike and reported Mr..
Tom Robinson's house on fire. There
was a general rush up the hill on the part
OF our citizens to help Mr.. Robinson in
his trouble. when 1t was discovered that
the only fire to be seen was a blazing
brush pile in the corner OF the yard. IL
was a disguised crowd that marched
down the hill.
While the young ladies were serv-
ing refreshments at the young mems
reading room few nights since, one OF
tie hanging lamps set the ceiling above
1t afire. While no serious damage was
done, the flames being eItinguished with
out much difficulty, yet II created con-
siderable alarm, since il is foregone
conclusion II that building ever burns
that large portion OF the town will 20
With II.
The ladies Of the aid eociety OF the
Moreland Union church gave supper
last week for the benefit OF the church
They made about 81. We owe them an
apology for not publishing notice OF the
supper they sent US, but 1t Was misplac-
ed and we were unable TO find 1t when
wanted. Ii MAS very elegant affair
They had % different kinds of cake and
they were very nice ss We can testify
They would have bad good crowd from
this place had not the elocu,ionary con
test at Stanford interiered.
Mrs. Wright. OF Louisville, who has
been visiting Mrs Susan Wright, return
ed home Monday. George Ellis is on the
sick list. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White, OF
Hubble, were visiting Squire l. b. Ad-
ans family last week. June Reid has
resigned his position with r. b. lwid-
well 10 accept employment with COM
pany al Flat Rock, Tenn. We are sorry
to lose June as he is one OF our most pop.
ular young men and has host OF warm
friends. Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert j. Lyles,
of Nashville, are a, Mr.. Wes Rockers.
Mr.. Lyles is sick at present. Mr.. and
Mrs $. Walton Forgy, Of Ekton, are vie
iting relatives here. having arrived Tues
day. MIR. Forgy is prominent lawyer
OF that place.
The Junior endesvor society held
service at the Presbyterian church sun
dsy night under the direction OF Miss
Margaret Bennett. The audience Was
greatly pleased with the efforts OF the lit
tie fellows and all performed their parts
90 nicely II would be invidious to single
out any for special mention. Some oil
the more difficult musical numbers were
rendered by local singers and IN addition
the congregation had the pleasure OF lis
tening to two solos by Mrs. Lyles, who
WAS visiting here. Mrs. Lyles never sings
before more appreciative audiences than
she meets here. She is not afraid to sing
simple gospel songs that we all can ap-
preciate, and it is safe to say that not
child in the house failed to respond to
the magic power OF her beautiful voice.