The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-05-28
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The wife of George Sandusky, the
well-knowp Negro blacksmith, died
Wednesday night.
Jesse Meyers, a Lancaster negro,
who lived in STANFORD many years,
died there Monday.
\ number Of interesting news let
tiers from over the county were
crowded out today. They will APP
pear next week
John DeBorde, of Crab Orchard. is
assisting his brother, Jailer George
.DeBorde, during the session Of circuit
court
J. II. Hubble, of the Courier-Jour-
nal. was a caller this morning. Mr..
Hubble recently buried his wife. who
was a daughter of James Benson, of
the Pleasant Point section.
James j. Painter, of Rockcastle, is
working third trick at Rowland dur
ing the illness OF Jack Lawrence,
who is at his home at Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. Lawrence was not improved at
last accounts.
The Lancaster Record prints the
picture of handsome little Henry
Shelby Fish. son of Mr.. and Mrs. !. W.
Fish. of Crab Orchard. The young
ster is an entry in the pony contest
the Record is conducting and his
friends claim ne mas a good show to
win il.
Judge j. S. Owsley OF stanford,
was here few days ago. He is a
candidate for commonwealth attor-
ney. an office which he filled with abil-
ity, with every prospect of winning
the nomination, which Is equivalent
to election in that Democratic strong
hold.-The Lexingtonian.
DR.. J. A. Trostle tells US that his
services have been engaged to unite
In the solemn rites OF matrimOny
Rev. Taylor Guthrie, of Mexico, No,
and Miss Virginia Potts, the attrac-
tive daughter of Mr.. r. l.. Potts, of
Whites Station, Madison county, on
Wednesday next.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Mckinney,
who graduates at the Northampton,
Mass, Oral School this year, has been
given a position as teacher in the
Deaf and Dumb Institute at Cave
Spring. Ga. Miss Mckinney will Wis
| il in New York before her return to
Stanford.
Local Agent II. c. Carpenter sold
Maxwell touring car this week TO
Mrs. Agnes Herrin, of Crab Orchard.
Mr.. Carpenter is placing this car al
over this .and other counties and II
is proving a very popular and service
able vehicle. He sold a similar car
20 {. G.. C0mbest, of Liberty, also.
Hon. A. o. Stanley, candidate for
the democratic nomination for COVER
nor. came to Stanford Wednesday fol
| a short while and was introduced
Iaround by ex-senator Il l.. Hubble, g
close friend, and who will lead the
Sight for the eX-COngressman in thi,
county in the present race. They went
| from here 70 Danvillc.
The name Of Miss Anne Davis Nc,
Roberts was inadvertently omitted
| from the write-up of the Bach Clul
Recital, which was given on last Mon
day evening. Miss McRoberts was {
member OF the Bach Club. She rem,
iered her selection in a most intel
| ligent style at the recital, especially
the duo with Miss Mary Moore Ra'
/ ney.
William Bryan, the young son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bryan, of thi.
lcounty, won a signal honor at Millers-
burg Military Institute, where he was
student the past term. During the
Commencement exercises he won the
medal for being the best drilled cadet
at the institution, and his friends are
showering congratulations for the
splendid showing he made.
The work of Doc Myers, the young
son Of Judge VIM. Myers, of Huston
vile, on the Pennsylvania University
base ball team at Lexington, is at
tracing much attention and favor
able comment from the Lexington pa