The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-15
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The I aides Ma VIII have their
bazaar the aftprr Don before Thanks
giving Sandwiches and coffee serv-
ecl for a small sum. On the evening
Of the same day there viii be an in
formal musicale given ut the Union
shurch The performers using the
piano that is for sale by the Ladies'
Aid Society. Ices served at the Wood
man Hall from 4 to 10 for the small
SUN OF % cents. Everybody invited.
Come spend pleasant evening with
us ana help a good cause.
| The protractcd meeting that has
been in session at the Christian
church has been postponed Tor few
idays. The pastor. Rev w. ). Mont
gomery was called to attend the fun
4 eral of his sister. Miss Ellie Montgom
cry.
Thetsinging school taught by PROT;
CaLhell was closed last Wednesday
night. They viii continue to meet
every Saturday night. Mr.. c. X. Nc
Clure was appointed as leader. The
singing schol is enjoyed by all Who
attend and is also very beneficial.
Miss Mabel Mcclure who has been
attending school in Richmond for the
past few months is at home for a
few days.
Mr.. Jackson Garrison died Thurs
day morning Nov. 10th. Mr.. Garrison
VAS % years old. He came from viz
einia in 1887. he has been a resident
of Mcreland for 90 years. He leaves
several children. He was buried Fri
dAv afternoon at O'Clock in the ilus-
tonvine cemetery after funeral ser
j vices al the Union church by his pas
tor Rev Palmeter
Miss Dora Straub OF stanford. vislt-
ed Mr. b. b. King and family last
Thursday.
". B King. postmaster at Pinevllle'
lied last Saturday morning of pneu-
monia No death has occurred IN
This community that has caused more
Universal sorrow than that of MT.
King. The Pinevillr Sun saws OF MS
death: .,,
His death was sudden and altoseth-
, or unexpected. Some two weeks ago
. no attended the burial OF Mrs. Pattoh
/, AZ Four Mile where he contracted
cold. which later developed into pneu-
noni, while his condition was ser'
nus no alarm was felt by his family
and friends until Thursday afternoon
before his death, when he suffered
I ralanse and gradually grew worse uh'
: III death relieved him OF his sutierine
? William Benjamin King was por"
! IN lincoln county. June IS. 1902 ne
! ,yas tho son of Mr.. and Mrs. b. Il.
, trtns who with three brothers anc
; seven sisters survive. Mr.. KING Was
! ne oldet child. After leaving III.
ooln county he located at rlal hoNA
,vhare n reided for several years
while engaged in the staVe business
In 1896 he was united In marriage
( With Miss bora bingham, oausnteI
? ~ cant William Bingham. OF TINS Guy
After his marriage, Mr.. RING IoSs,yu
: nj Pinevlie, where he resided unt'l Us
death. lie was engaged in many pusI
? ness enterprises all OF when were
5 successful In politics Mr.. King vas
an ardent republican and has been ioi
1 MANY wears active In that partys al
: fa,rs in this section. In 1870 the
2 doath of Mr.. John Green caused va
1 .ancv in the postmastership OF th''
p c,tv and MIR. King was appointed y
p mat nosition, which he held unul ri'
n Gocth ne being reappoInted a ""
Z months ago for another four years
e rI,s administration OF this ortlce VA
4 one nj satisfaction to the public sue
n cessf,,l business. Mr.. King had &c
formulated considerable OF TINS worm
o Goods. He had Just a snort unie as
y CONTEMPLATED the erection of one
L ,ha most conveninet houses IN Pine
|. lille and had lust begun TO enjoy IN
Q sr,,its of his many years hard hoo
> whom death, that grim oes'iU'
u whose summons We must All op.'
called and his career was ended IN
!. nrnaraI services were conducted
n the Christian church OF wnich ne va
d n member, by Rev. hoOertSoh' ."
: nastor. the funeral cortase VAS -
> rorted 10 tho odd Re lows ceme'er
@ nv the Masons or the CITY. where 'h
e ,n,nressiya services OF thar order Ner
s cone through with at the grave. IN
q ,nany floral offerings we're heauulu
y and in a manner attested the higl
o esteem in which the deceased Wa
4 held by his legion OF friends.
l. In The death OF Mi King fineVlI
e loses one OF her most enterprlslh'
II and progressive citizens. tie M'
l. even ready with his influence ah'
- money 10 assist in all things Una
1. would benefit the city. Everyop
4 who knew him was his friend ana IN
q entire community mourns WIN NJ
C. Wife and other relatives In the'r sa