Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-30
MT. VERNON.


fell In copious showers Wednesday.
+. Kruger, OF this place, secured the
contract for building the Leslie comfy
courthouse for sll,S5O.
Elder Boatman, who preached In this
county few years ago, now has charge
OF the Christian church In Middles-
boro.
The republicans in their convention
Saturday Instructed for Taylor for gov.
ernor and w. A. Morrow for lieutenant
governor.
The Signal compliments the |. j. on
its enterprise in Keeping posted by
wire on the convention movements and
giving the public the benefit thereof.
Representatives of the Southern rail.
way were here few days since riding
over the proposed line Of survey to be
made through this county. We have
every reason TO believe the road will
be built this way.
One Of Rockcastle's most popular
young ladies, Miss Ann Stewart, of
Wilde, was led to the marriage altar.
June 10Th, by MIR. w. Richardson, a
prosperous merchant OF Berea MAY
great happiness attend them.
Mrs. Mamie Albright is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Stewart at Wilde. DIR.
Lewis Jones is visiting Mr.. j. j. Will
liams. There will be gold medal
contest here In July. Mrs. Nancy
Hooker is the guest Of Mrs, NJ. c. VIII
liams.
T.. Ii. Brown is at home TO attend the
celebration Of the 9TH Judge Mcclure
and Others attended the convention.
Mrs. w. T. Short is attending Chau-
tauqua at Lexington. Mrs. NJ. G. Mil
Ter and children are visiting at Law
renceburg. William Baker was in
from futile Saturday last.
There is a cave of immense proper.
tions about three miles from town
called the Henderson cave. A party
visited ii TUESDAY, the Goth. composei
of Mr.. aud Mrs Henry Mills and family,
Mrs. Dave Henderson and sons, Mrs.
Myers, Rev. II. II. Mills, Misses Sallle
Carmical, Mary Collier, Stella Catron,
Fannie and Florence Mullins.
We notice a letter from Bro. /. Nj.
Boswell in the Christian Guide OF re
cent date. He speaks Of most inter-
esting meeting just closed 10 Meridian,
Miss, the church being crowded be
You'd It's utmost seating capacity. Many
souls were brought to Christ and the
churches In that city OF 10000 popula-
ton greatly strengthened.
Mrs. Mary Conn and Mrs. John
Brown have returned from Texas.
Their many friends welcome them back |
To our city where they will reside. A |
pleasant party of Stanford young peo-
pie was In town last Sunday Misses !
Shelton and McClary and Messrs. Hill
and Beck. The young ladies were the
guests of Misses Ala Logan Brown
and Margie McCiary. Mrs. Graves,
Mrs. and Miss Linville have been the
guests OF the Miller House. Mrs. Ar
thur and daughter, Miss Emma, of Will
liamsburg. were the guests of Mrs.
John Fish. Miss Amanda Anderson,
OF Lancaster, visited Mrs. j. w. Mes
bitt. Mrs. NJ. c. Miller is visiting
near Frankfort Mrs. James Taylor is
very i'll. DR.. Joe Lawrence, of Hyden,
has been visiting the home folks. Dock
Laggiord, merchant OF Brush Creek,
Is quite i'll. DR.. Wesley having bought
out one half interest In the drug store
aud rented Mr.. VS., property, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Williams will move to Stan
ford July /. Miss Eula Virginia Shu-
mate writes that she aud her sisters
are delighted with their new home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Shumate,
Newbern Tenn.