The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-08
K. OF P. LODGE AT
CRAB ORCHARD
LOCAL TEAM DOES WORK ANp
MOST ENJOYABLE SESSION
rs HELD
Crab Orchard, Jlly s.

Pythias. was instituted here Thursday
night by a degree team from Dadem
lodge of Stanford and a most enjoy
able session was had. Officers for the
new lodge we're elected as follows:
W. j Edmiston, c. c., NJ NJ. Per.
kins. V. c., T. Is. Lyme. X. of r. x s..
J. c. Bailey. NJ. of T.. II. L. Wells Ere
late. l. w. Fish. NJ. at A.. H. r. Spit
Ter. NJ. of W., J. s. Duke |. c.. Gus
Ceiszl, o. c., Past Chancellors Dr. ".
w. Burgin, ID. B. Thompson, ! C.
Bailey and W. e. Pcttus.
DIR. II. l.. Mclean, from Wilmore,
was present with a strong team. he
having been appointed to institute the
lodge. Refreshments were served ait
CT the midnight hour at which the la
dies were present. this feature being 4
most pleasant one.
The list OF members besides the
officers OF the lodge is: Marshall New
land. DIR. j. A. Hartman, j. G. Carpen-
ter, Jr.. Walter Rogers, Robt. Holmes,
and H. G. Pettus.
The following were present from
Stanford w. II. Wearen, ]. F. Cum
Minis, j. w. ireland. DR.. NJ. NJ. Phil
lips. w. L. McCarty. c. y. Tate, RoLt
Bruce, T. w. Pennington. ]. F.. Engle-
man, NJ. A. Johnson. Robert Burdette.
George Burdette, ]. N. Menefee. r. ~.
Coffey, James Woods. II. &. Wray,
9. w. Owens. ]. T. Embry, Jno. Meeks
J. L. Beazley, Claude Bib, j. T. Binga-
man, Granville Lutes. T. ]. Hill. Jr.
Sam CASTILLO. Walter Milburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Guest. of LoulS.
vile. are visiting his parents. Col
and Mrs. j. w. Guest
Mr.. Burnie Fish. of California, and
Miss Stella Fish. of Vincennes, Ind E,
son and granddaughter of Mrs. Mar
tina Fish, are her guests and will visit
other relatives during their stay in
CrabOrchard.
Mr. and Mrs G.. w Durham and son
Charles. OF Chicago. are visitors OF Mr..
T. ]. Durham and family From here
they go TO Nashville to visit other rel.
atives before returning home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Mircle. Of Liberty, are also
guests of the Durham family.
Mrs. w. T. B. White has gone to Mt
Vernon tO5i Treatment
Mr.. f. Z. Gooch and family visited
Mr.. G. w. Spangler and family.
Mrs. Bessie Browning and children,
o: Livingston. are visiting her moth
er. Mrs. Kate Magee.
Mrs. Sarah Brooks is visiting in At
lanta, Ca.
Mrs. Jerdie Higgins and children
and Mrs. Lutte King. of Somerset. are
visitors of Miss Mollie Brooks.
Miss Lena Napier is visiting in Lon
dom
Miss Mary Arnold. of Lancaster. is
visiting Miss Mollie Brooks.
The Sunday school at Hebron
church will observe Chlldren's Day
next Sunday.
Rev. r. C. Kimball and wife of Mon
ticello, are guests at the King Hotel
Born, on Sunday July to Mr.. ano
Mrs. William Marks, a hoy. The lit
tie fellow weighed IL pounds.
Miss Addie Scott has as her guests
Misses Mary Logan Anderson and
Mary Dyehouse, Messrs. Geo. South
ers and Harry Scott. They formed a
party at Dripping Springs asst Sunday
The post Office is having its spring
cleaning. 1t has been remodeled and
is being given fresh coat of paint
which makes it very inviting in aD-
rearance.
Miss Marguerite Culton and Dr..
Harry r. Splitter were married at the
home of the brides grandfather Mr.
II. p. Gilbert, of Richmond, at half
past three o'clock Wednesday after.
noon, July 9th. The parlors were
beautifully decorated IN pot plants
and cut flowers, the color scheme
rink and green being carried out moot
After the ceremony luncheon was
sived at tile Glyndon Hotel. Rev Don
choo, pastor of the Crab Orchard
Christian church oiioiated. We extend
our hearty good wishes to Miss Mar
guerite and hope that much OF sun
shine and little of shadow may follow
her along her new life which she has
begun so young in years. Dr. spitier1
has been a citizen of our town only
a short time, having come from battle
Creek, Mich. to be managing physi-
clan of the Crab Orchard Sanitarlun
where they will make their home att
er the goth. His courteous and manly