The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-08-13
VOL. xxxvII.
BRODHEAD.


and hotel building repaired.
Robt. Hicks is preparing 90 build a
neat residence near entrance to fair
grounds.
The l.. & N. Is improving the looks
Of things by putting a coat Of paint on
water tank and pump house.
Mrs. Smith. wife OF 7. II. Smith.
president Of Beaumont College. Har-
rodsburg, visited Mrs. J. W. Hutchison
first Of week. Mrs. Smith was here in
interest Of the college.
The Baptist church building is being
treated to a new coat Of paiui. Brad
ford Albright is doing the work. Some
white washing on the fence and some
weeds and briars cut away would add
TO the looks OF things.
The Rockcastle Baptist Association
meets here on Sept. Z. continuing three
days. The first day will be devoted to
Sunday school work alone and all Sun
day schools in the bounds Of the asso-
citation are invited to be represented In
some way. notwithstanding the conven-
ton will be under the auspices OF the
Baptist church.
One OF the features Of the fair will
be a speech on the second day by Col.
X. G. Williams who is a candidate for
Commonwealth attorney OF the Ken
ton county district. His subject will
be 'I.abor's New Duty" II is useless
TO saw who Mr.. Williams is. for most OF
the readers know Of Dick Williams, son
of ID. N. Williams. Of Mt. Vernon.
R. futile. of London. was here
first OF week on business. Misses Lii
lie and Annie Albright. Of Barbourville.
visited Mrs. Mary Albright. Miss
Elizabeth Carter. Of Graft. is with her
brother, DIR. W. +. Carter. this week.
Mr.. Jones Brown. Of Bee Lick. was
here Monday doing some surveying.
Mrs. Will Mckinney. of the Freedom
section, is very low with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Roy Mink. Of Moreland, is visiting
his cousin. Mrs. w. +. Carter.
While the country furnishes good far
mers and good neighbors the towns also
contain some Of the best OF citizens
We DO not wish to fiatter any one by
our eulogies. we are simply hurting at
them bouuets while they live instead OF
waiting until they are dead and then
putting them upon their graves. Should
you come to the Brodhead fair don't
fail to visit the place of business and
shake hands with the senior partner.
Mr.. A. T.. Albright. of the firm of Al
bright 4 Adams. Ed" as we call
him, is IS years of age. was born near
Bee Lick. where he lived until II years
old. then came to this place and clerked
in the store Of his brother. j. ii. Al
bright, until about % years OF age.
when he began business for himself.
When % years of age he married
Miss Dollie. daugter Of Mr.. and Mrs
O. W. Turpin. Mr.. Turpin claims the
distinction of being a rebel soldier
while Mrs. Turpin is a daughter OF Rev.
J. j. Edwards. whose name appears so
often in Kentucky history. Ed owns
one among the incest residences in town
and takes a delight in keeping every
thing looking coy. He has four child
rem, all girls; MISS Lena. the eldest,
who acts as organist at the Baptist
church occasionally. Misses Hazel, Nina
and Augusta Worth are the other three.
Mr.. Albright takes a great interest in
the affairs Of the town, always keeping
an eve for the betterment Of things.
He is a great Sunday school worker,
staunch member of the Baptist church.
also deacon and has done great deal
towards the erection and completion OF
the new Baptist church building here.
A 10 politics he is a democrat and is a
subscriber TO this paper.