The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-06-19
COURT ADJOURNED TO AUG a.
Judge Gives Garrsrd Jurymen Chance
10 Get in Crops Before Serving
Lancaster, June ~.

Court convened on last Monday Will
Judge Charles "A. Hardin, vi Harrods.
Durg, ON the bench. The juries who
were composed mostly Of the farmer.
OF this county were very much worri-
cd because they had to leave thcif
crops that needed SO much attention
and come to court. They put IN then
complaints and after careful consider
alton Judge Hardin dismissed them
until August 2lth and at this time they
are expected to return and serve as
Jurymen. The juries empannellcd were
as follows.
Grand Jury.-H {. Sutton, John
Henry, g. W. Rice, Robt. Burnside
J. ). Schooler, Robt. Hutchins, Geo
Spoonamorc, ). /. Hoover, Tom Hicks
Thomas Hendren, J. n. Denny, W. I
Watson.
Petit Jury.-S b. Henry, X. /. Bur
ton, b. +. Leavell, Meade Teater, c.
W. Elan, Jno. A. Conn, J. b. Lawson
James "A. Arnold, w. k. Vaughn, JAG
ames "A. Arnold, Jack Adams, A. w
Dudderar, G.. k. Ballard, w. k. Cook
Lewis Murphy, Frank Holtzclaw, Geo
Denny, I. J. Price, VIM. Murphy, John
Royston, Lloyd Bourne, w. X. Vaughn
Taylor Hignite, J. II. Poscy, J. w
Sweeney, Am. Bourne.
Quite surprise was received here
by friends OF the marriage OF Miss
Bertha Burnside and Mr.. j. w. Ian
dram. OF Richmond. The marriage took
place at the home OF the brides father
Judge K. A. Burnside, on last Saturday
evening This marriage was not known
by any one of the immediate family
The groom came in from Richmond on
1.-THE eight o'clock train and secured
Kew. ]. Rockwell Smith and went to
the brides home where the ceremony
was performed The bride is a charm
ing young lady while the groom is
a prominent railroad man and is now
holding a position at Richmond with
the l.. & N. railroad. They will make
their home at Richmond.
Mrs Richard Burton and Mrs. Nor
man Grow gave a very delightful fish
dinner at Kings Mill last Saturday
There were IS present. Long tables
were spread on the banks of the river
and were loaded with good things to
eat.
Marshal Luther Heron. who was
dangerously wounded here several Sum
days ago by a negro. Robert Strange,
is thought to be doing nicely and his
recovery is almost sure. He was able
to take short auto ride Tuesday al
ternoon and it is hoped that he will be
able within short time to return to
his office as marshal.
Miss Rella Arnold. the popular mil
liner of this city, who has been work
ing in the Lexington Herald Contest
for some time, was fortunate and Sc
cured a trip to Atlanti City.
Master Joe Cabell Ramsey and little
sister. Lucille, met with a very serious
accident on last Wednesday afternoon
while driving near the home OF Bur-
dette Ramsey. The shaft broke and
dropped down, soaring the little pony
and caused it to run. The children
were not seriously injured.
William Coins. the fourteen year old
son OF Mark Coins, of the Marksbury
section, accidentally discharged a re-
yolver, which he was playing with. The
ball entered his stomach and it is
thought that his injuries are very dan
gerous.
Mrs. Margaret King. of Mckinney
is the guest OF Misses Martha and Sal
lie Tillett.
Mrs. +. NJ. Wilson, of Bowling
Green. is visiting her parents, Hon. and
Mrs. ]. X. Mount
Mesdames Alex West and Mrs. Jas.
Dudderar spent Sunday in Nicholas
vile with Mrs. Charles Denman
Mrs. George Henry and children, Of
birmingham, Ala are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. 5. b. Henry.
Mesdames w. l.. Lawson, Emma
Hig9inbotham and Cleveland Rose mo-
tcred to Stanford and we're the guests
OF Mrs. Belle Perkins this week
Miss Lille Noel, of Danville is the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Simpson.
Mr.. Baker Walker is the guest OF his
sister. Mrs. w. o. Rign,y
Miss Nancy Walker, who has been
teaching at Atlanta, Ga, returned home
this week
Mrs. Emma Kaufman returned home
with her daughter. Mrs. John Shackel-
ford, OF Chicago to spend a month.
Mrs. Forest Fitzgerald, OF Danville
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
t. 3. Wilkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hubbard, OF
Covington. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Stormes.
Friends here will regret to learn
that VIM. Mees. the popular and eff
icent drug clerk of r. E. McRoberts
drug store has resigned and will re-
turn TO Louisville
Mrs. Jack Adams entertained at a
six o'clock dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John Boner
and Mrs SaIlie Maret. of Camp Mel
son. and Mrs. Helen Hackney, of Lon
don
Miss Willie Wilkinson entertained a
number of her friends with a picnic
the honor guests were Misses Lucille
Wilkinson. OF Liberty. Martha Bal