The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-03-13
GEO. LYME DIES AT HENDERSON
Father Of George and Thomas Lyme,
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Grab Orchara. March u

1 OraD OrCnard, MarCn IL.
Messrs. George and Thomas Lyme
we're bereft of devoted father a few
days since, and our community deeply
sympathize with them in their loss.
Mr. George Lyme deceased. was 80
years of age and was held in the high
e.. esteem by all who knew him His
business career was a most successful
one, and by industry economy and
principle he amassed quite a fortune,
,, but the grandest eulogy To he paid him
Is that he was an unaffected Christian.
a splendid tribute to his noble charac-
ter, was printed in his home paper.
The Henderson Daily Journal. His
sons here. Messrs. George and Thomas
Lyme endeared themselves to the hearts
have endeared themselves to the hearts
Of our people by pursuing the same
course of action instlled into their
lives by this grand old man. We wish
we had space to reproduce the obitu-
airy
Mr.. Clarence NJ. Perkins. cashier of
the Rel National Bank. at Pineville
visited his uncle, w. +. Perkins last
week
Mrs. lyon Fish went to Richmond
Saturday to attend the burial OF her
uncle. Mr.. Traylor, who died very sud-
denly at Corbin on his return from
Florida, where he spent the winter.
Mrs. Catha NewIand, is running the
housekeeping department of the St |
1von hotel during Mrs Fish's absence.
DR.. Welby Burgin is attending the
Dental Association in Louisville this |
week
Mr.. George Holmes, Sr., is quite sick
at his home here, threatened with
pneumonia.
Mr.. J. L. Willis is no better at this
heart failure seems to be his
trouble.
Mrs. Walker is sick at this writing.
Mr.. Charles Buchanan was granted
a divorce from Lila Buchanan, nee
Montgomery, by the last term OF Lin
coin court through Attorney w. B.
Hansford.
ing match at the Baptist church last
Thursday night 1t was well attended
md enjoyed. Proceeds 60 to the church
fund. A large Geographical Contest
will he held there next Thursday night.
Come
There will be an entertainment at the
Christian church Friday night consist ,
ny OF music, tableaux, dialogues and
for the benefit of the church
o which all are invited.
Miss Jewell Goodman entertained a !
lumber of her young friends at a So !
nal this week
Mrs. Bette Adams is visiting friends q
n Somerset
Mr. Charlie Buchanan left for Louis
lille Thursday, after most enjoyable
'iSit with his mother and friends. Hell
vas extensively entertained while here
social given by Mrs. Mollie Burgin
II which about thirty young people
ook part was much enjoyed. He was
lso entertained by Mr.. and Mrs Rob s
TT Collier Mr.. and Mrs w. d. New
and, and social at Mrs Hunts
where lively crowd had a good time.
Don't fail to see those lovely voiles I
nd iinenens and crepes and other pref
y dress materials at L. l.. Sanders.
Miss Clara Collier is visiting her
rother, Thomas Collier in Louisville
his week and next I,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holdman, OF a.,
laysville visited their mother Mrs /
,laudia Holdman Sunday.
Mr.. r. +. Foushee. of Lexington.
'as the guest OF Miss Mayme Hold
IAN Sunday.
The sad news has just been receiv- T
d here OF the death OF the aged faith D
r OF Mr.. ]. Thomas Cherry at Brod- e
cad. He was splendid Christian L
and had long been a patti :,
ut sufferer. We extend to the be- 2
aaved family our heartfelt sympathy. a