The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-11-24
PREACHERSVllLE

Rose Arnold, age LII, were united
in marriage OH the afternoon Of Nov.
Stll, ut the Methodist parsonage, by
Rev. Il. E. Baird. A crowd OF ST.
lect. friends were present to hear
the magic words said making the
two fond hearts one. The bride WAS
dressed very beconlinsly in suit
of blue and never bride looked
pretticr, say her admiring host of
friends. Mrs. LunsfOrd is the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Arnold and is IL general favonte
with the younger set. The groom Is
the Youngest son OF Mr. and Il. L.
Lunsrord and numbers, his friends
by the score. The young couple had
been sweetheart, for only Il short
time and their wedding came as II
surprise to all save most intimate
friends. For the present they will
take rooms with the grOom's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Lunsford
TN Cedar street.
Little Miss Lucy Mae Anderson
,-i>ited her little friend, Miss Nan
NE lIoltzclaw.
Misses McAlister. Misses Jewel
Goodwin and IIa Newland, Of Crab
Orchard. of Crab Orchard. visited
Misses Katie Melvin and Ruby Par
IRISH.
Mr.. and Mr.. =. F. Kennedy are
m from Shelby City visiting his
mother. Mrs. G. G.. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Carpenter. Of
Lancaster. and Misses Nell Newland
and Lillian Garner. Of Cedar Greek.
visited mt s. ID. Carpenters.
Miss Jean Mckecl,nie has return
e1 from :, visit To friends at Hubble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pettua and
Miss Edith McLane, of Springfield.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Pettus.
Rev. Il. b. Baird preached Il good
sermon from subject. Great Eaters
OF Mans Pleasure" Services at the
NJ. +. church on the second Sunday
in each month.
Rev. T.. Il. Thornton has arrived
from Florida and has joined hi, wife
who Is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs W. II. Cu,:nmins.
Mrs. Rosanna Graves Of Rock
castle, Is visiting at }. NJ. Crees.'
Mrs. Ona Naylor and daughter,
Miss Carrie. were visiting Laucas-
ter friends.
Miss Gertrude Adams visited Miss
Talitha Bell
Mr.. y. Ii. Anderson sold lot Of
corn to $. {. Ris-by ut 800.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Dau"htery,
OF Somerset visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lunsford, Oh Dicks river.
~,,Mrs. Elizabeth BARKER, of Crab
Orchard, VISITED Mrs. Z. 81 III
house
Mr.. NJ. f. Lawrence is bothered
with bad boil on his wrist.
Mr.. S. n. Gill sold 80 barrels OF
corn to Phil Il. Thompson at - 30.
MIR. and Mrs. ROSCOE Colyer Wis
tied 5. ID. Carpenter.
Bert HOltzclaw visited Lloyd
CrOushOrn on Sugar Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Lunsford Wis
tied then: daughter, Mrs. James
Curtis, who is quite iii at her home
near Hackley.
Gus Gieszl i, near here operating
his rock crushing machinery and is
working quite crew Of hands.
The pixies are being treated to IL
nice lot Of stone Now ii the old
ditchinS gang could come on with
plOws, shOvels and scraperS we
would believe we We're going to have
better pixies. The reason our high
priced road machinery never came to
Preachersville to ditch, grade and
put our pixies in shape. Is it got
scared and would not cross the mis-
cradle makeshift of bridge on
brakes creek between here and
Crab Orchard. Washed away twice
and twice hunted up and patched
up and set up. it now is bugaboo
to all heavy travel, Hopping its
wings and sides, heaving like
sick buzzard. when the lightest trap
in crossing. Explanation: II Is in the
East End.