The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-06-23
NOBLE WEST END WOMAN
Mrs. Z. 8. Powell Goes to Her Re-
ward-News From Hustonville

Mrs. Nate Powell, one OF the best
known and most beloved women IN
this part Of Lincoln county, died al
the home OF her husband. r. S. Powell
near fIustonville early Sunday morn
ing. The remains Of this good woman
were laid in their last resting place. to
await the Judgment Morn on Monday,
after services conducted by her pastor,
Rev. A. II. Baugh, OF the Christian
church. Mrs. Powell had been in i'll
health for some time and realized that
the end was near, but with Christian
fortitude and a sublime faith in her
Redcemcr calmly awaited the summons
To come up higher In addition to her
grief-stricken husband, she is surviv-
cd by the following children, r. b.
Powell. Smith Powell, Mrs. c. w. Ad-
ans. and Miss Jessie Powell Of Hus-
top,il'e and Mrs. W. II. Murphy, Of
1urnersvillc
Mise Sudie and Zoe Ellis and
Mary D. Kennedy, OF Stanford. are the
guests OF Mrs. ]. A. Blain.
Misses Bertha and Nora Eads and
Julia Gam. visited relatives and friends
at Lexington last week.
s. G. Mckinney, purchased of NJ. S.
Baughman. an Overland car and is now
the proudest human in this section over
his purchase. He took his aged moth
er out Sunday.
Mrs John Goode and children. OF
Covington. who have been making Mr.
and Mrs. ]. J. Good a visit Of two
weeks. returned home Sunday on the
excursion.
Quite a number went on the excur-
sion Sunday to Cincinnati.
Quite a number of our farmers are
making feed out OF their wheat crops,
which were SO beaten down by the re-
cent hail storm of two weeks ago. that
passed through this section and did so
much damage to the wheat.
We arc awful glad to see DR.. Barker
out on the road again, attending to his
practice. He has gained twelve pounds
in the past few weeks and is feeling
better every day and everybody is
pleased to see him able again to resume
his practice.
Mrs. Charles Wheeler is now able to
be up and about in her room and hopes
are that she will soon be able to be out
again for business. DR.. Carl Wheeler.
Of Lexington was over to see her
short time Thursday.
We have never witnessed as many
autoes in our town since their origin as
were here Sunday all day. 1t was hard
Tor buggies to get along for a while
part OF the day through the streets.
Harvesting is all the rage here this
week and there are some awful fine
,rops in this section, where the recent
nail storm did not pass.
Some OF our wheat fields look like
he Kansas crops this time.
Walter Vanarsdall and wife, Miss |
I dra Camnitz and mother, of Danville, |
we're here Saturday to attend the Nc
-ormack burial.
Mr.. Mckee Rife, purchased of W. |
:. McCarty, of Stanford a new four \
passenger car Saturday and went after
anne to Stanford Saturday night VIM.
Rife accompanied him over to STAN
ord.
Mrs. A. B. Mckinney. who has been
quite i'll was reported as some better.
hough she is in very critical con
lition.
Mrs. John Taylor. of Charlottesville,
S at the bedside of Mrs. A. B. McKin-
ley.
Mrs VIM Padgett and sons. of Som
rset, are visitors at W. H. LARS this
!, eek
Mrs. Maddox's mother. was buried
It Rock. Point. X, Sunday. Mrs. Mad
lox had been at her bedside for severa,
lays.
w. l.. McCarty. of Stanford. was
lere Saturday evening on his way from
)anville. where he had been on bust
less and of course Hustonville is al
Ways the nearest way home from any
where.
Thomas Peacock of Robin. Tenn.
vas up to the Mccormack burial Sat-
friday and returned Sunday.
Mrs Maud Walker. of Memphis.
Tenn. is here on visit to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Williams.