The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-06-12
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CRAB ORCHARD

Mr.. J. Thos Cherry has purchased
the store room occupied by Chapppcll 4
fcttus. OF the Buchanan heirs, and
will modcrnizc II at once and prepar,
Tor a large department store. Crab Or
, chard is on the upward move. and de.
serves electric lights and street cars
and all the good things that go to.
ward making a city.
Messrs. Herbert and Joe Mcgee whc
have been painting and papcrhanginl
at Livingston returned home Tuesday
Prof. Martin, of Richmond, will dc
! liver free lecture at one of tn,
churches here on the evening of tn,
! 10th. upon High School Work. Tn.
lecture will he both interesting and IN.
| structivc. Mr. Martin Is well known
here as both an able and eloquent
| speaker, SO all come and give HIM .
iull house.
Miss Ida Judd who rendered such
excellent work in cur graded schoo
thus last term left for her home in H.
linois. Wednesday. She goes To- In
| dianapolis tor short visit. then t.
Bloomington, ILL.,. where she will tab,
an educational course She made man,
warm friends while here who find
some consolation in knowing she will
teach in Stanford next term. and will
still be able to mingle with her friend
here
Mrs. NJ. F.. Fish and Montez went
to Louisville Wednesday To be gone q
couple OF weeks They are to be guest,
of Mrs. Joe Reinhart.
Mrs. Daisy Hunt treated her Sunda,
School class to an outing at Browns
Springs Wednesday. The little ones
took dinner along. and were perfectly
free to play as much as they liked in
the cool shade Miss Ray Hunt. a teach
or OF kindergarten at Berea accompam-
ed them and the little ones pronounced
II the best day ever spent.
a merry crowd IF youngsters chaper-
oned by Mrs. Robert Collier went up
to Livingston few days ago for
camping on the river near Livingston
They report a splendid time, but die
not catch any fish.
Miss Delphia Newland. Of Stanford
is with Mrs. Albert Newiand near here.
Mrs. Poynter, of Mt. Vernon was thI
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Robert
Thompson a few days this week.
DIR. and Mrs. Phillips. OF Lexington
are with Mr.. and Mrs Charles Redd
Mrs. Thomas Collier. of Louisville
is with Mrs. Harve Collier for a shor
visit.
DIR. Stallings and wife, of Louisville
Mrs. O.. Carpenter and Miss Jose
| phine, OF Stanford. were the guests on
| Saturday OF Mrs NJ. +. Fish and Mrs
Will Pettus.
Mr.. ]. ID. Steenbergen was up iron
Eubanks to spend few days with HI,
family.
Mr.. Henry Campbell. of Cincinnati
is home for short stay with his fam
lily.
M-sdames Joseph Coffey. of Stanfor,
and William Dillon of London. Nv.
spent Sunday with Mrs. NJ. +. Fish
and Mrs. Maud Campbell
Mr.. Boyle Nass Singleton has beer
SICK several days.
| Mr.. Stigall remains very low
Mrs. Reuben Bronaugh is better.
Mrs. Ebert has been sick but Is OUT
again.
Mrs. Steger continues to get strong
Mr.. William Sigler. OF Florida. mad,
a sEoit visit to MS uncle, +. +. Bob
| bit
Mr.. and Airs. John Magee, of Dan
vile. motored TO tins city last week to
visit their mother, Mrs Kate Mace
Mr.. Andrew Dillon and wife. OF
Liberty visited his fathers family here
last Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Duke visited
relatives III Somerset this week
Miss Irvine and Cecil Manuel wen,
to the country Wednesday to visit thei
grand parents