The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-01
LARGE CONGREGATION
Sees INSTALLATION
or Or. BLAiN AS PASTOR AT HUs-
TONvillE-OTHER NEWS
FROM The WEST END.
Hustonyillo. JnIy I

nustOuNltlt, jury L.
The installation Of Rev Carey Ran
dolph Blain pastor Of the Presbyterian
church on Sunday last was exceed.
ingly interesting and heartily enjoy.
ed by a large and orderly congrega.
ton. Rev. Willis adjourned his con.
gregation in time to be present. The
sermon a scholarly one too, was
preached by DR.. Blanton. of Danville.
the charge to Rev. Blain. by DR..
Lawson of Springfield. and the charge
to the members OF the church by i,r
charmed and edited everyone present.
The installation was a novel pro-
ceedine to many bat was heartily en-.
joyed by all
II. VI. McAnich the we'll known
capitalist of Middleburg, who is well
and favorably known here and Dan
vile is seriously III and his friends
fear the end Is near
Mr.. Lucien Young Secretary Of the
Mil Co.. with his wife have returned
from a delightful visit to friends and
relatives in the capitol of Casey.
/
dren, of Louisville were guests last
| week of Rev. e. r. Blain and mother
at Hotel Weatherford.
Looking out for the welfare OF his
| neighbors is Judge j. p. Goodc. who
| left a well filled market basket with
| finest vegetables Of the season at our
| door for which We are very Thankful
| indeed
Miss Matte Lipps barely eighteen
| and a bit ago out of short frocks, las
recently been highly compiimented
by the school in being elected lrinci-
pal OF the public school at Mckinney.
The vote in her favor was unanimous.
Mckee Rife has bought a four pas
| senger Overland auto and is running II
| like an experienced chauffeur.
The lake OF mud on Main street in
| front of post Office is conclusive evil
| dence TO anyone that the town conn
ell cares nothing for the welfare OF our
growing village nor the health Of its
residents.
Mrs. Thos. Peacock, OF Robbins,
Tenn, is visiting relatives and old ac-
auaintances here and at Middleburg
| for the week.
DIR. q. s. Williams having recover
ed from his late eye trouble will be
found in his office now during bust
ness hours.
The best game OF base ball ever
played here was played before large
and appreciative audience Saturday
| by Hustonville and Liberty the score
standing 3 to in favor of Liberty.
Miss Marjorie Mccormack received
by registered mail a beautifully earv'
ed fan made in the PHILIPPINE Islands
BY a Japanese artist who IL carver
to the roy4 FAMILY of Japan.
The CONGREGATION of the Christian
church adjourned after Sunday srh"o'
| last Sunday and attended IN 4 body
the impressive, ordaining ana install
iation service the Presbyterian
church.
A very hard rain with a terrible
| wind reaching almost to cy:!onic pro
| portion, visited this locality Thursday
| about { O'Clock p. NJ, accompanied by
| the most severe electrical ,annonad-
ing in many years. II came from the
| South. Dast and was about forty minli'
ties passing, veerins toward the North
East The scope of this storm appears
| TO have about four miles wide. The
damage done in this locality was one
fine cow belonging TO Mrs iiettic VII
liams killed. hay stacks or u. 3. row
| ell burned. II. II. Richards gov struck
| by lightning. tobacco injured oy nai
and trees and fencing blown 'iown.
| Judge Wells and wife. OF Wise' Va
i are visiting their daughter Mrs. Jane
| Owsiey Carpenter here.
| We have for sale splerdid blue
Crass farm with exceDtiOnal improve
ments pa miles from Stanford ON
Somerset pike. Nearly all In Diue
Grass and will be sold at bargain
and on terms reasonable by W. X.
| Williams & Co., Hustonville. Ky.