The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-12-22
CRAB ORCHARD

II Hin, fter "A long and painful
tight with that terrible disease,
CONSUMPTION. Frank was one of the
'ery best boys ever raised here, de-
voted to his mother, sister and bro
thers. A long as he Was able to
work his wages Were shared by his
mother and sister. During his long
sickness lie Was most patient and
Kind, never mGrmurln. against his
fate and so grateful Tor every fav-
OF extended him by any one. He had
. great many friends who did all In
their power 10 make his last days
pleasant. He did not lack Tor at
tcntlon or amy good thing, to eat
aud his family wish to extend their
gratitude to all who niinstered to
his needs. Especially do they wish
10 thank Mr.. David Newland and
wife, who were untirin. in their eff
forts to help him till the very last.
Mr.. George Lyme spoke beautifully
%: his past hfc in a short address at
the home where his friends and
relatives gathered To take II last
hook at his remains. He was buried
I'll Cemetery Hill and Tie terribly
cold weather prevented many from
attending. To the bcreaved mother.
sister and brothers. we extend our
deepest sympathy. with the hope that
some day they will again meet Frank
liz world where sickness cannot
enter.
Mr.. Katherine Dunn il sitting up
and very much improved.
Mr.. Robert White and wife are
both about well agar.
Oar sweet little friend. Maud
GoOch, WHO ha., been sutieriu" for
some months with a bronchial trou-
bic renainS ab0nt the same She is
not close enough to us. so as to be
allie 10 always state her condition.
which we will gladly do whenever
We hear from her.
The bazaar yivcn by the ladies of
the Christian chnr.E last Saturlay
was a >urccSs About so was made.
From the Oyster Supper he'd by
the Ladies lid Of the Christian
church. so was made.
There were several nice articles
that were not sold at the bazaar,
such a. fancy aprons. embroidered
towels. cmi:cidcrc.! i:n:a pillow
SLIPS thai would make such hand
>,nr hr,-;,'.;:s presents and You
can get them by writing or seeing
Mrs. W. J. Edmiston.
Mr. John Carson and wife of
New Orleans, La. attended the buri-
al of Frank Hold,nan.
; Mr.. Newman Holdman. Of JeilicO,
was very sick at his mothers here
ut WAS well enough to return home
Wednesday.
Mr.. Charlie lIoldman and wife Of
Maysville, are with his mother. Mrs
Claudia Holdman.
We had such III interesting" let
ter Il few DAYS since from Mrs
Wheat tnee White) of Tucson. AriZ.
;t>kim. rs to state something of the
Id people of this place. which we
will try to do later on.
DIR. Doores l. at the home Of NJ
and Mrs. Maurice pcrkin, witt
whom he has boarded since the,
gave up keeping hotel at the Cove,
hvuSc. He il in real good health anC
.iEe spirits. still likes a Joke. whcr
not on hmm.
Mr.. John Edmi>ton. ST.. is Twin.
with DIR. w J. Edmiston. his son
at the old home on lower Main
.reei He is Notary Public, has
real good health can entertain spen.
daily and has "a clear memory al
/ though eighty sin years OF age.
Mr.. -Armr>t"ad Hiatt. anolhel
cid resident closely nearing his
ninety Year mark. lives on Copper
Greek Comes t" town often, riding
az e:"ct as though only siyteel
years old, is hale, nimble and ex-
! :'crt> 10 live /" be "A hundred.
] will mention the rest Of our mel
who are in eighty, some other tim,
ard tell where each one can bt
found.
j i,r. W. J. Edmi~t"n has purchas.
ID the sanatori,m near here anI
VIII renovatc and make ii IA mos
:hyitin- place in the near future
Tie ,,oci,r l. fully capable of max
inw a success of this, and l. sec
end Z" 40 one Ia the surgery and /:
! splendid physician.