The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-02-04
IN NEIGHBoRING COUNTIES.

Stephen Tudor, aged 81. Ia dead in
Jessamine.
Joe II Chenault. aged %. is dead in
Madison Of pneumonia.
Morris Hansbrough, printer, is dead
at Harrodsburg. aged 81.
Edward Mary. Lexington tailor,
died suddenly at Somerset.
The wife Of former Lieut.. Gov. J. Il.
Bindman is dead at Columbia.
The stave mill Of T. J. Asher & Son,
at Mill Race. Bell county, burned.
James W. Gadberry, aged ~, is dead
in the Goose Creek section Of Casey.
Richardson Bros. store at Columbia
was burned, causing loss Of ST..
600.
Squire John Hyatt, a well.known man
Of Anderson county, died from heart
disease.
John X. Johnson, a prominent citizen
Of Adair. dropped dead at his home IN
Columbia.
Bert Azbill is serving a sentence in
the Richmond jail for the illegal prac-
tice Of dentistry.
b. ID. Spears, for years leading liv-
eryman Of Nicholasville, is dead Of
Bright's disease.
II has been almost year since a per-
son has been arrested in Junction City.
II is getting TO be a model town.
Grover c. Price has been appointed
postmaster at Level Green. Rockcastle
county, vice T. j. Price. deceased.
Oscar Mcintyre. charged with the
murder Of Albert Roach at Bernstadt.
Laurel county, was arrested in Pulas-
XII.
DIR. w. +. Mattingly. well known
throughout Central Kentucky. died sud
denly at his home in Lebanon Of paral-
ysis Of the heart.
c. ID. Sutton has been appointed post
master at Withers. Rockcastle county,
and John T. Lawrence at Gum Sulphur,
also in that county.
The will Of Elizabeth White, which
has be n litigation in Buffalo. has
been sust.h d. Berea College will re-
ceive a beqLs~ Of 5000.
II there is 1blic building bill this
year. Middlesboro will get a s75, 200
postofiice THIS il the only town not
provided for in Edwards district.
Gordon Owens. the deputy sheriff
who was shot by Ben Gatlif. miner
at the mines of the Edgewood Coal Co..
died near Middlesboro from his wounds.
John Williams. colored. was fined
5000 and Ill days IN Jail by a jury in
the police court at Richmond on three
charges OF selling liquor in local option
territory.
Gov. Wilson appointed DIR. Louis s.
Nc Murtry, Of Louisville; W. W. Ste
phenson. of Harrodsburg: J. G.. Atchi-
son and Winston Wiseman. of Danville,
members Of the Board Of Commission
ers of the State School For Deaf Mutes
at Danville. They were confirmed by
the Senate.
The Sweeney family reunion was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hobbs. of2l2 Maple street, on Sunday,
when fine dinner was served. There
were 80 guests present. including
Mrs. Orma Lunsford and son, Of Stan.
ford. Ky; Mrs. Jemima Delaney. of Ma
rion; Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Sweeney. Of
Marshall; Mrs. Harry Sweeney and fam
lily. of Darlington; Wintord Sweeney
and family. Frank Sweeney and fami-
ly, Ross Lightfoot and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Martin and Frank Marquis.
Music was furnished by Mr.. Marquis
and Mr. aud Mrs. Oscar Martin. The
evening was spent in telling jokes and
talking of old times. Mrs. Orma Luns-
ford and Mrs. Jemima Delaney. sisters,
had not seen each other for 26 years.
There was a joyful meeting between
them. - Indianapolis Sentinel. Mrs.
Lunsford is the mother Of Mrs. Bud
Holderman. of this place.