The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-01
Is ADDITIONS TO
ANTIOCH Church
REV. WALKERS MEETING IN oAR.
RARD ENos-FARMGR
KICKED IN FACE

banCdStefg july L.
The protracted meeting at the An
tioch Christian church in this ooun-
~. conducted by Rev. D. NJ Walker.
of Stanford. resulted in much spirit
ual uplift and 10 additions to the
membership.
Elder F. N. finder, pastor of the
Christian church. immersed the can.
didates Saturday afternoon, who joir.
ed at the recent revival held in this
county by Rev. ID. NJ. Walker, OF Stan.
ford.
Mr.. A. w. Kavanaugh. one of Gar.
rard's most industrious farmers, met
with quite painful accident on Wed.
nesday. While handling a young horse
he was kicked in the face. his lip be.
ing split open and his nose broken.
Mrs. Samuel Spoonanore bought
two sows and IL pigs for sil0. Henly
V. Dastin sold rs hogs to v. A. Lear
az $3.50 per hundred
Mr.. Alex Walker is the proud pos
SCISSOR Of handsome automobile. His
brother. who is from Decatur. ILL.,.
came through TO see him In the new
machine.
p. s. Rankin bought a number OF
sheep for the city market III. c. Ball
er bought a SOW and pigs for $i750.
The first OF the series OF union SER
vices was held Sunday evening at the
Methodist church.
colored man named Jim Denny
fell from the roof Of G. G. Greenleaf's
house while at work upon II AMI broke
his collar bone.
Miss Mamie Lee Ballard entertain
ed at A six course dinner az her pref
~ country home at Bryantsvillc in
honor OF her cousin. Miss ..ldrguerite
Voolfolk OF Lexington.
Miss Tommie Francis is IN Fich-
mond visiting Mr.. and Mrs George
Ballew. Miss Alberta Anderson en-
tertained the Tuesday Afternoon Club
on Wednesday and a mos' enjoyable
repast was served in courses u the
guests. Mrs. Melvin Harris. of Lex
ington and Mr.. John Mars. Of Rich
mond were called here by the death
of their niece, Miss Margaret Tomlin-
son. Elder +. NJ. finder left SnnoSy
evening TO begin a series of meetings
at Tullahoma, Tenn. He viii also
visit his brother in MontE oinerv, Ala +,
before his return home. Airs. I'D
Walker has returned from visit to
her mother, Mrs. Annie Rainey, OF
Eminence. Mrs. Eugenia Bush Cox,
and little daughter, Christine Carpen-
ter Cox, OF ST. Louis. are guests Of
Miss Sallie Elkin. Miss Rella Arnold
left Monday :or stay OF several days
IN Lexington and Nioholasville. Mss
Allie Arnold left Saturday tor n visit
TO her aunt. Mrs. Hugh Hemphill, OF
Nicholasyille Mr.. ana Mrs llernGon
Young and baby and sister bliss Cssie
Young, are here from Panama Tor
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. .. Anderson.
Goodwin Elkin. OF Atlanta. 10 mere Tor
A visit TO his grandfather, Can't. I. A
Elkin and family. Mr.. Ro5ert Walker
and sister. Miss Annie May Walker,
OF Richmond. are guests of Lancaster
relatives. Miss Bette West Is at
home after a pleasant visit 10 friends
m Georgetown, Winchester ana Lex
ineton. Misses Mamie v. Herring
| and Bessie Brown returned Saturday
from a pleasant stay with friends at
Hustonville. Miss Amanda Anderson
who left here some two weeks aEo Tor
| the Normal school at Richmond. Is
reported quite sick. Mi James N.
Denny and daughter. Miss Katie Lee,
attended the funeral of Mr Malcolm
Miller at Richmond Monday. Mrs w.
A. Price will be the hostess saturday
afternoon of the members ~ the La
dies Aid Society at her handsome
home on Richmond street. Dainty re-
freshments will Oe served. Misses
Margaret and Joan Mount returned
Saturday from an enjoyable week
spent in Middlesboro at The kentucky
Press Association. MIR. ". > George
OF Mississippi. was guest for several
day at the Kengarland. desdames
Robert Armstrong has returned 10
her home in Frankfort and Mrs. Jas
Der Bogie TO Edinburg. Ind. They were
called here by the death OF their IA
| Their. Mr.. John Y. LeaVell. jos +
Price left last week for a stay IN
Washington, ID. &. Little Miss Cecil
Batson is in Stanford making pro-
tracted visit to her grandparents, AIT
anil Mrs. J. II. Hilton. James b. walk
err. OF Richmond. has been the recent
guest of Lancaster relatives.