The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-17
BEAUTIFUL NUPTIALS
AT CRAB ORCHARD
CHRISTIAN CHURCH CROWDED
FOR LIvlNosToN-LEETE WE'D.
DlNG-oTHER NEWS.
Crab Orchard, June IS.

10 Mr.. Claude Cation Leete, OF Da.en.
port, Wash, Wednesday at 4 o'clock
p m. The wedding was at the Chris
tan church VIII. Cal had been decorated
By her many friends in most elabor-
borate and beautiful manner with pot
plants and cut flowers. Mrs. curtis
Cover presided at the organ ard rem
dered the Mendelssohn wedding
march as the party entered the church
The ushers Messrs. Maurice Perkins.
Wallace Cover. Harry and Melvin Col
lier. preceded the bridal party down
the aisles. Rev. J. G.. Livingston faith
er OF the bride who performed the
ceremony entered, followed by the lit
tie flower girl Larene Edmiston and
Sara May Pettus who scattered wood.
land daisies before the bride and
groom.
After the pretty ceremony. they
drove 10 the station accompanied oy
number of friends who gave them
shower of rice and good wishes
as they entered the car tn go to their
far Western home. They will make
stops along the trip at Denver, Pixies
Peak, Salt Lick City, Yellowstone
Park and other points OF interest.
II the attendance at the wedding ats
tests the good feeling of Mrs. Leetes
friends for her, she certainly leaves
her old home with an abundant evi-
dence. for thechurch was full to over
dence for the church was full to over
breathe a fond goodbye.
The play THE Face 1t the Winds
given by the young ladies' and gentle
men for the benefit OF the Christian
church was a decided success in every
particular. Miss Margaret Culton and
DIR. Spitler took the leading roles, rep
resenting their characters most adj
mirably. Miss Ophelia Lackey play
ed the part Of a little girl; her rescm-
blance TO this character was striking
and she gave very pleasing conc y
ton of t4e part. Miss Annie Bronsugh
as the aunt of Miss Opheha. was beau
uful and dignified and seemed emf
nently fitted for her role. Mrs. Katie
Cover and Thomas Moore, personal
ine the servants OF the play-which to
our mind were parts most difficult TO
perform were simply fine. Their
compliments for acting their parts to
such a high degree of perfection were
40 profuse ii is needless for us to say
more. Certainly the entire cast dis
plaved fine histrionic talent Col
Guest was so delighted with the per
Torrance that he says he will write
to mis- friend. John Macauley, Of Louis
vile, to come up and try to engage
the company for next fall az his the
aIe. The street parade" by the COM
pany during the afternoon afforded
much fun for the town The receipts
! at the door far exceeded the most san
guine expectations; being 3125.70, and
we think it but just to give honor to
whom honor is due. and state that
Capt ]. B. Willis paid s25 for one tick
ct, MIR. Curtis Cover so for one. Mr.
" allace Cover IS for two, DR.. Dick
81 for two, Mrs. Mary Reichert IS for
one, Mr.. Robert Thompson IS for one.
The lecture at the Baptist church
Friday evening by-Miss Drummond
on Temperance was well attended and
pronounced very good
The |. o. G. +. observed last Sun
lay afternoon as decoration and Tcem-
orial day They marched to the Gem
etery in procession in full uniform led
by the Crab Orchard band, which
gave appropriate music. The services
consisted of prayer by Rev. X. D
Noaks; reading of their ritual Tor the
occasion and scattering of flowers ~
er the graves OF departed brothers
This is one of the little deeds Of
Tie which hdo a Shohc NNhNSAN- "
cement the ties Of brotherhood. How
unfortunate that We so often forget
and too often neglect TO perform the
little things of life.
MIR. Ad Bastln has purchased trac-
ton engine. which cost hiLi $4,000 for
hauling lumber. The rapaeity is TO-
900 feet of lumber or car load at on
draught. 1t does away with horse
power entirely. showing the progress
of mechanical ingenuity over the past
means of transportation.
Mrs. George Stephenson and son
John, have returned from Texas.
Mrs. Holman Stuart and son.
George william. of California. have
arrived to spend the summer with
Misses Bette and Sallie DeBorde and
other relatives.