The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-21
LANCASTER CHILD
BURNED To DEATH
LITTLE JAMES KINNAIRD MEETS
HORRIBLE FATE, WHILE
At PLAY-cARRARD
NEWS.

hht thtiTt community Ndb BTtdllg I
shocked when the report was circu-
lated that little James Kinnaird had !
died Thursday afternoon from the se
we're burns he had received that morn |
ing. The bright, happy little lad was
playing near an open CRATE, and his
clothes igniting, the panic stricken
child rushed out into the yara.
Robert, his 12-year-old brother. with
great presence OF mind, seized line
hose, and turned the water on the
unfortunate boy, soon extinguishing
flames, but not until the poor little
fellows garments we're entirely burn
ed off of him with the exception of
his shoes and he died soon after
! Little James d. Jr., was 5-years-old
and the younger child of DR.. J. Is
/ Kinnaird and Mrs. Kinnaird and was
unusually bright precious boy aud was
/ 1ot only the pride anc pet of the
household but a general favorite
throughout the community every pass
er by giving him a greeting. and mold
/ ing ana interested and kindly CONVEX
saton with the attractive little fell
low.
Much symuathv Is felt for the Eriet
stricken family in this the first death
in their devoted home circle.
Remember weeping parents: He
Is not dead the child of your affection.
but gone unto that school where he
40 longer needs your poor protection.
and Christ himself doth rule"
A. w. Rogers bought OF Craig Cam.
den, OF Stanford saddle mare for
$3.50.
MIR. George NJ. Patterson the L. &
n. Agent shows some improvement af-
ter weeks severe Illness.
Mrs. Mamie Basin entertained at Il
chiidren's party for her little nephew
Charles Basin and Miss Mary Alleen
Pepper of Fayette county. A dainty
luncheon was served to the little folks
Miss Edna Kavanaugn was the lead
er the past week at the Woman's Club
the subject being The Victorian Age
or the Time of McCauley Carlyle and
Ruskin."
Mr.. NJ. .. Kennedy and wife OF Lin
coin county have moved here and will
take charge of the Dickerson Brothers
dry goods stock at Bryantsville.
MIR. Luther Raney OF lower Garrard
bought horse from certain Ian.
caster party for Sl75.
DIR. f. Il. Pearce pastor OF the Meth
dist church has received the informa-
ion of the extreme illness OF his grand
son, Stanley Pearce. OF st. Louis, and
it was thought necessary that an OPP
tration for appendicitis be performed
upon the youth.
Mrs. fred p. Frisbie was hostess
ROT the Cautauqua Circle Wednesday
afternoon at her handsome home or
Water street.
, The following attended the royal
, banquet given in Stanford Friday ey-
enng by the X. of P's: Hon. Charles
A. Hardin, T. X. Watson and Miss
Bette Walker Burnside, T. &. Hurt
and Miss Ethel Hilton. II. ID. Tomin
son and Miss Mime Margaret Walsh
and Misse, Nancy Walker, Edna Kav
anaugh and l.. Frances.
MIR. James Dudderar sold a saddle
horse to Woods Walker for $500.
r MIR. Luther Speaks OF Marksbury
lost his entire dwelling with the con
tents. by fire which is supposed to
, have caught from a defective tlue
= Ne had an insurance OF $500
The Eighth District Christian sn
deavor Union met in Burgin Saturday
and Sunday March 18th 18th. and the
' Convention sermon Sunday evening
Miss Georgia Dunn Of Marksbury ID
: President OF the Union and an enthusi
! astic conscientious worker.
A number of Lancasterians are in
.. terested in the race OF Mr.. w A
Carson for taller in the good OLD
! county of Lincoln. Mr.. Carson is re
garded as an aspirant worthy OF tins
Office and his friends and relatives
here hope TO see him winner
News was received here OF the deatf
OF Mrs. Martha Turner at the home o.
5 her daughter, Mrs. c. A. Hudson neal
I Nashville, Tenn. She was in her s7tl
year was twice married, first to VII
!, liam schooler and to Charles Turner
e she was formerly Miss Fisher, an'
n spent the greater part OF her life u
Garrard. She left four daughters; Mo
i danes e. A. Hudson. T. ]. Hudson AM
Margaret Whitworth. of Tennessee
and Mrs. Elizabeth McCarley. Of thi
piece. The interment toook plae'
near Nashville.
Arthur Joseph is at home from New