The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-02
as ADDITIONS TO
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
PRoTRAcTED MEETING COMES
TO ENO-DELEoATEs TO
GOOD ROADS CON-
FERENCE
HuatonvIIIe. ~. sent.

chulch mere tof the past rev weeks,
closed on Wednesday night. There
were a total OF IS additions to the
church as the result OF the work
OF Evangelist Sellers and Singer
6tureis in the Masters cause here.
During a particularly impressive
part of the service one night this
week, while the evangelist was ex-
tending the invitation TO sinners, he
noticed a young couple, not far back
In the church gizgling and apparent
I ly having great fun. without calling
their names but Designating them so
that all could tell VINO they were. the
evangelist gave them one OF the
severest reprimands ever heard from
pulpit here. And they we're very
good during the remainder OF the ser
vice.
The following delegates have been
appointed from Hustonviile and Nc
Kinney TO attend the Good Roads
Convention at the State Fair in
Louisville. on Sept 18TH: Messrs.
Walter Carson, l.. NJ Reid, W. II.
Williams. and 4. J. Tanner.
All the members OF the choir who
so ably assisted in the protraoted
meeting just closed at the Christian
church are requested TO please take
their usual seats at the services sun
day.
Myers & Vaughn shipped to Gin
clnna,i this week a car load OF butch
er cattle for which they paid "a TO
i.2 cents.
Dr. Edward Alcorn attended the
Somerset fair. DR. o. S. Williams at,
tended a dental convention at Gin
olnnau and the Ohio Valley Expo
sition this week.
Mrs Dowie McCarley. OF okoIona.
Miss, and little son. william are the
guests OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Williams.
Miss Ella 3arnette has retained
from pro,rac.ed rIsi. % triehds in
l.. uis,ille.
Geo. Frost an exper' handler snd
raiser OF tobacco figures his 6auhse
by the latest heavy rain and hail
storm az eight THOUSAND dollars.
Miss Angie Carpenter EoVs TO Au-
gusta. Kansas in September TO take
charge OF a large Music schop' she
IN adep, In this Zoe art, ami will
BE- greatly Missed in our musical CTR.
c'eL
Jisses Ida Marsee. Mr.. James Dor
ton end Albert Marses ,f Lancaster.
were guests In our city last week.
Dick lee OF color was picked up
Friday by our most ct;i4 ca: sheriff
W l.. MoCarty and lodged IN the coun
" hastile for seriously ytabbing two
l.,e men at Morelaul named Net
kirk and Akers without sufficient
proyocation
Born 10 the wife OF Marshall Her
ring last week a ten-pound daughter
W. }. I>oltzclaw. of Preachersville,
was among the several hundred visi-
tors who attic nded the Baptist Associa
ton here last week.
Mrs Aside Jennings. OF Moreland.
sold her 40 acre farm to Willian
Cooper o; Wayne county last week
for $4,000.
Col VIM. Marksbury. OF Marksbury
Ky. was the guest last week Of Mr.
and Mrs. b. X. Swope.
Large delegations fEcm al the ed
joining counties attended the Baptist
Association here last week, Tuesday
and "Wednesday.
Sam Lusk arrived home last week
from South Dakota for few weeks
vacation from the arduous duties OF
a Commercial Pilgrim that he is max
ing good in.
WIN Peavyhouse leaves next week
to accept a splendid position tender
cd him in a bank in WiImore. Ky. He
is upright. competent and an earnest
hard worker and success viii follow
him.
Bert Williams, of Jacktown says
his loss by the late hail and rain is
$500 at lowest estimate and his neigh
bors Chas. Henson, VIM. Henson. Jno.
Toombs. Sam Tartar, James Henson,
Louis Wilson, Matt Mossheart, Jno.
Cutter. Jno. Wilkinson. Jno. Hafley
and Elgie Wilson we're all heavy los
ers In both corn and tobacco. The
Eliza Porter property was sold by exc
cutor ]. p. Goode Saturday to ]. J.
Allen for 1915.
A very attractive list OF blue grass
farms in the best part of Lincoln coun