The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-07-09

the family was spending tne uay NJ w.
p. Carson's.
Three carloads Of about the best
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ty were sold BY J. B. Honaker last
week to Monte Fox. of Danville, Tor
July 5th to 18th delivery at $685..
Mrs. Lou Lewis and bright, pretty
little granddaughter, Carrie Edmonds'
of Los Angeles, are spending Few
weeks with their relative, Mrs. ID. s.
Carpenter. Mr.. Mack Dunn, formerly
leader of the brass band in your city,
now a resident of Austin, Tex, is visit
inc his sister. Mrs. John Dinwiddie, in
our city.
Last week James Wesley Sims, the
nine year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Sims, was thrown by colt he was rid
ing and found, by his father. uncon-
scious. After several applications OF
cold water he recovered sufficiently to
be taken home. DIR. Wesley's exami-
nation found severe bruises, but no
bones broken and he is quite lame.
Having sold half interest in my BUSH
ness to Mr.. A. j. Adams. wish to
thank all of my friends for the patron
age they have extended me the past IL
years, and earnestly solicit a continu-
ance of same for the new firm OF
adams Bros" Drugs and Groceries.
Also orders taken for the cheapest
and best" tailor made clothing. c. W.
Adams.
Calien Goode, of Covington, and Miss
Josie Goode, his sister, of Louisville,
are taking vacation with their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Goode. Mrs.
Goode Just returned from two weeks
visit in Louisville. Mr.. r. L. Terhune
and little daughter and Mrs. Farris. of
louisville, have returned home af-
ter few days stay with d. j. New
burn and family. Miss Frances Adams
spent a week with her sister. Mrs. ID.
j. Newburn. Miss Beecher Newburn
is at home from Vincent, Ala. Miss
George Newburn is at home for the
Summer after a successful years work
in the ID. & d. Institute at Knoxville.
Mr.. Joe Reed, one of Columbia's
most prominent young business men,
arrived last Thursday morning at "Vio-
let Slope" the beautiful home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Pile, to see Miss Birdie
Breeding, their guest. In the after
noon a drive landed the family and
young couple at Hotel Weatherford in
our city. Rev. w. S. Willis was called
and in a beautiful and impressive cere-
mony united their hearts as one. Re-
pairing later to "Violet Slope" a de-
lightful repast was enjoyed by them
and their coterie of friends. They left
Friday for Columbia, their future home,
carrying the best wishes of all their
Lincoln county acquaintance.
A most brilliant and pleasant social
function was enjoyed by a host OF
young people on the evening Of june
29th at the home of Misses Catherine
and Berta Murphy in Mckinney, when
they entertained under the auspices OF
the Pi Sigma XII fraternity of Bourbon
College in honor of their visitors. Misses
Fishback and Bib and Messrs. Fithiar
and Huffman. The lawn was beautiful.
ly decorated and illuminated by Japa'
nese lanterns Of variety Of colors anC
the lunar orb shown forth in splendor
grand to add to the gayety and mirth
of the occasion. The event was graced
by the presence of guests from eight
different counties of Kentucky and In
diana was not without representative.
After refreshments had been graceful
ly served, and the evening intensely
enjoyed as a result Of the generous hos.
pitality that is characteristic of the oc.
casion, the guests departed to their
homes feeling that it was good to have
been there.
Mrs. Bette, widow Of the late Sam
uel Rector. of Dunnville, passed err
route to visit relatives in Casey Satur.
day. Hon. Geo. E. Stone passed
through to Casey Saturday. Mr.. Geo.
Helm and wife, natives of this county,
but residents of Clifton, Texas, fol-
many years. are visiting Sam Helm anc
family at Peyton's Well. Mrs. Jennie
Page Adams. of Greenville. Tex, came
home with A. Jerry Adams and wife
Saturday for visit to the scenes Of
her school days and her sister, Mrs. A,
M. Frye. w. G. Cowan attended the
funeral Of his uncle, j. j. Frazier, al
Somerset. One Of the largest process
sions ever seen in that city ATTENDED
the services. Mr.. Alex Hicks. who
lives near "Sims Springs" has beer
seriously i'll for past ten days. Mrs,
d. H. Cullen, Of Marion. Ohio. is thu
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