The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-07-16
MIDDLEBURC.

Mr.. and Mrs. 3. n. Swope, 81
Markskury, are with their daughter,
Mrs. W. T. Dye.
There was a children's service at
Grove Sunday. Several persons from
Yosemite attended aud report a good
time.
The rain continues to come and
Data are spelling in the shock. Cut.
ting Of meadows are being delayed
for better weather.
II was talked here few days ago
that Oscar Fair, Of Liberty, would be
n candidate for che Democrats nomi-
nation for Circrh Clerk.
George Lay, tho popular Mekiu-
new hotel Keeper, came down Satur-
day and brought John q. Rowland,
who IS in a low sate of health AT
present.
Our communication this week Is
made up largely of political MENTION
which will likely be uninterestlng TO
many Of yours reades but IT WAS pol
itics or nothing.
Mrs. NJ. II. Judd, of Lexington,
and her sister, Mrs. Hubert ley,
oil NtTHld, aIilNtu i"SN W..
spending few days with their mo
tner, Mrs. Mary X. fogle.
AT A business meeting of the Bap-
tist church Saturday, W h. New nor
ter. ]. h. Cotfey, L. $. Tapscott, 1.
S. Benson, Misses Minnie PIKE, Essls
Nancy and Mrs. Saiena Jones were
Amounted delegates to attend the
annual meeting of t.te south Men
lucky Association at Eubank IN Au-
gust.
Rev Luther Young, pastor oil the
CHRISTIAN church at yosemite, has Sc
cured the services of Rev. u. NJ. W'S
ker. of Snufsrd in prOracted
meeting 10 be hels In October. Kew.
Young has displayed good judgment
IN the selection of Rev. Walker iol
this work.
Rev. J. ". Beagle LSled his sp-
pointmers here Saturday ana sun
DAY. lie y fast winning the heart OF
the people here by his earnest and
able discourses. The attendance ut
Sunday School Sunday morning was
lO2 aud efforts are being made TO
have Il so higher.
Democrats here are boosting Rev.
Z. y. Hachett for the republican
nomination for Representative. They
know Rev. Hatchett to be an honest
OLD man, one ehat will not be lei by
the dictates of the leaders of his par
-. Besides ~ we have 10 candidate,
we can boost whom We please.
II the democrats are wise they will
vote to nominate II. V. McChesHes
for Governor. A few whisky demo
Gratis would perhaps scratch HIM in
November. but than would be more
than offset by republicans who will
not support Morrow. Stanley's whis-
ny record IN Congress Is too much
for temperance democrats TO swallow
and II Is abSut time he was finding IT
out,
Andie Basin. the II year old son
of Cephas Basin died Thursday AT
ternOon from the affects of an opesa-
ton performed few hours before.
Some months ago the bone of his
right leg became affected and began
wasting away making amputation
necessary. Thursday m0ning Drs.
jackson and Smith, Of Danville, came
down and they with DIR. c. =. Creech
performed the operation, bst death
came TO his relief only few hours
later.
II seems that democrats here are
slow to make up their minds as to
who TO vote for in ,ne races for the
minor state offices. As for us il
makes but lntle difference, aside
from the office of Lieutenent Gov
ernor and Secretary of State. For
these offices we will vote for Hon.
James ID. Black ana our old friend.
W. p Walton and urge our frineds
10 do likewise. They are the most de-
serving men now out and we want
10 see them honored.