The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-03-24
BURIED AT CRAB ORCHARD
Uncle Henry" Fish Honored by Ma
sons-Rockcastle News Notes


/ Uncle" Henry Fish died al the home
Of nephew. J. NJ. Morris. IN Lexing-
ton last Friday lie was 81 years of
age and was well and favorabl, known
IN this and adjoining counties. He
was 2 member Of Ashland lodge No.
c4O :. and a. NJ. and Mt. Vernon
chapter, No. lao. Il. A. NJ Of Mt. Yer
non The Crab Orchard Masonic body
oihciated at his funeral number OF
MI. Vernon Masons being present. as
well as from other points Services
we're held at the Hotel Ivan by J. c.
McClary, of Stanford, the officiating
undertaken. Uncle Henry" as he was
familiarly known, was a great uncle
Of Cashier A. NJ. Hiatt. Of this place.
who was named as executor of his
VIII His remains were laid to rest in
the Crab Orchard cemetery He is
survived by one son, who lives in Cal
iiornia. two sisters and host of rela-
tives ana friends
+. J. Smith was in Prcachcrsy;!,c
Saturday and Sunday the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ Cress
w A. Tyree, foreman Of concrete
crew at Torrent was here few DAYS
last week looking after the property he
recently bought. He will likely erect
a nice cottage on II this spring.
w. kincer was at home from Gin
cinnati week frcm last SUNDAY
Miss Ella Carson. who has charge
OF the girls canning club Of Rock
castle. was in MI. Vernon. Willie aud
Freedom during last week
The Brodhead Fair Association was
Incorporated the 10th and the directors
are doing all in their power to get
the grounds ready for the buildings,
but owing TO the bad weather, il is
rather hard to make much showing
However. few nice days and the
clearing will be done. and then the
buildings will be started An effort is
being made to get everything ready
before the busy season opens and while
help is plentiful II is the intention OF
the management to build an amphi- |
theatre l20 feet long and a floral hall
about 25 by 40 feet on the second !
floor, making it accessible from the |
two sections OF the amphitheatre A
committee will likely be sent to Stan
ford to make draft Of the X. OF 7. !
fair buildings before hnal decision is |
made along this line. The stock in the |
new association is practically all TAX
en- and privileges are being sold. The !
dates for the fair are August II. Is
and IL. as usual each year.
Mr. and Mrs II. H. Hutcheson are
rejoicing over the arrival OF their first !
horn. AN eight-pound girl, on the 10Th |
>nc was ciiristered Mary Parker. The /
parents reside in Middlesboro. where |
MIR Hutchinson is cashier OF the Mid |
dlesboro Bank and Trust Company. |
Mrs Hutcheson has been with her sis
ter. Mrs. w + .Gravely, at this place
Tor the past several months. Mr..
HuicheSon arrived in town last Thurs
day
Cashier and Mrs. A. NJ Hiatt we're
The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Gen
irv. in Mt. Vernon, Sunday the 18th.
w. H. Wearen. OF Stanford. was in
town last week in the interest OF the |
New England Life Insurance Co. and
while here gave us number OF good
pointers about fair buildings
Mrs {. C. Howell was in Pine Hill
last week with her husband who has
good position with the Kentucky Port
land Cement Company.
Mrs. ]. ii. Jarrett left last week for
Durango. Col, to visit her daughter,
Mrs Dollie Cornelius.
J. T. Lawrence spent a few days
with relatives III Crab Orchard
{. II. Frith's residence caught fire
last week but was put out before |
much damage was done
w. A. Robins and Fred Sowder went
TO Cincinnati last week.
4. NJ. Hiatt attended the funeral OF
Henry Fish at Crab Orchard last Sat
urday.
Rev. r. B. Baker filled his regular |
appointment at the Christian church |
Saturday and Sunday.