The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-22
LIGHTNING PLAYS HAVOC
IN WEST END
MUCH STOCK KILLED IN SUN.
DAYS sToRm-REv. SLAMS
FIRST WEDDING.

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Daisy" for ~ years the faithful bug.
gy horse. OF Mrs. S. ID. Vowel was
Instantly killed while standing in the
front yard near the seranda AL.
though a quarter OF a century old
she was still good looking and a use
iul animal Dink Jarman. of color
had two horses killed under a tree in
the pasture. A mare and colt of Mrs.
Jane Russell was killed and GIL
Cowan. Sam owens and Il. J. Colby
lost stacks OF hay struck by lightning
and burned.
Mr. w. Benedict OF Milledgeyllle,
lost valuable COW. Geo. Routt lost
several sheep. Mrs Bette Williams
one stack OF wheat. J. l.. Beck in
the Mckinney section had three heif-
ers killed and NJ Ware lost a stack
Of hay.
A barn and crib on the farm OF Mr.
". p. Givens north of Junction City,
was struck by lightning which tore
the building up considerably and then
ignited them. Both we're burned to
the ground. The large stock barn on
the place was not injured. Some
corn in the buildings was burned.
The home OF William near Mitch.
ellsburg, Boyle county was hit by
lightning and greatly damaged A
Lasket OF eggs on the kitchen table
was broken to pieces as well as all
the dishes in the hosue. While 1
members OF the family were greatly
shocked none OF them we're hurt. In
q small territory near Brumfield a
terrific hallstorm accompanied the
rain. The crops OF tobacco of II. {.
Mullins. Secretary OF the Perryville
fair. Lemuel Elliott, and Samuel
Baker we're almost ruined by the hail.
The small chunks OF Ice riddled the
tobacco leaves. Corn In some places
was blown flat on the ground. and in
ether instances 1t was uprooted. Chap
lin river in PerryNille was very high.
Other West End News.
Mrs. Ann Lyle Bosley is visiting
her children Mrs. Angle and Prof. l..
& Bosley in Danville this week.
Col. Len Hudson. Of Atlanta. Ca.
vas the guest last week Of Mr. and
Mrs. l.. C Rife and Mr. and Mrs DIR
] T. Bohon his lelatives.
Col. w. Bohon. OF Louisville. is
here attending the splendid protract-
81 meeting at the Christian church
and visiting the families OF G. Z. Rife
ard Geo Tucker to whom he Is re-
lated.
There will be no services at Chris
tian church Wednesday morning but
will be that night.
Miss Florence Epperson has return
ed from a delightful three weeks visit
to her many friends at Columbia, Ky
Miss Mary the handsome daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. ]. s. Murphy was
the guests last week OF the Misses
Mccormack.
The numerous friends all over the
State will be glad to learn that Mil
ton Mccormack under the care OF a
fine trained nurse and a loving watch
full and anxious mother and sisters h
doing fine and hopes TO see them all
soon.
rhe Annual Smoker on Saturday
eve last by Hustonyi;ie Masonic |
Lodge was well attended and greatly
enjoyed by the IS members present.
Misses Spencer. of Somerset. is the
guest this week OF Mr. and Mrs. +
e. Carson to whom they are related.
G. &. Carpenter sold splendid
haIness 81 ,d,pg by Gator last week
to Thomas Phillips. OF Lebanon for
$500
Prof II Sturgis. the singing
F:vsnsollst and highly &c, published
al round Iousician has charmed our
with his iniinitabla rem
iiIloss He is requested 10 siul
5weet Gallilee tonight.
DR.. J. T. Bohon took a spin In
3uick auto Sunday over to Harrods-
,urg and returned home via OF Nc
Sinney delighted with his trip.
Friday evening an autoist speeded
lis machine up main street at rs
nile per hour gait and our police
hief Is anxious to see him again.
Miss Mana Switzerland and Mr..
,obert Crawford were married at
Iotel Weatherford at 3 p. NJ, Sat
rday. Aug 20 by Rev. Craig r. Blain
n the presence of number OF friends
/ the contracting parties. This was
lev. Dlain's first marriage ceremony. q
q having very recently received his
Icense This effort Is spoken Of as
,eing exceedingly impressive as Is