The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-11-10
Crab Orchard.

The drama, Broken Links" which
was played here by local talent last
Friday night was success financial
ly and otherwise. Each actor entered
into the spirit of the play with zeal
and the audience was well pleased
and only one objection has been
heard and that was the play had too
much counting, but the young liked
that part best. Between thirty seven
and eight dollars were realized and it
will be presented at Preachersville
Friday night, Nov. 10th.
Mrs. W. H. Higgins, Mrs. Kittie B.
Hopper, of Stanford and Rev. w. H.
Hopper, wife and baby, of Louisville,
were the guests of Mrs. Kate Egbert
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bustle and Mr.
and Mrs W. R. Smith,of Walnut Flat
visited Mr.. George Smiths family of
Stanford this week.
Mrs. Tom Nicely, of Mt. Vernon,
was with her cousin, Mrs. Bustle last
week.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church will hold their fall bazaar
Nov. 16, where everything suitable
for gifts to your loved ones will be
seen at much lower prices than you
can make them.
The election passed very quietly,
but we never saw more enthusiasm in
any previous election. Everyone SEEM
ed in a hurry to get to the polls to
cast his vote for his choice and each
party seemed to respect the feelings
and rights of his opponent One or
two arrests were made.
A most serious operation was per-
formed on Mrs. J. T. Manuel, Mon
day by Drs. Carpenter and O'Ban-
non, of Stanford and DR.. Jones, of
this place. Mrs. Manuel is doing fine
and her many friends are very much
rejoiced for she has been sick thir-
teen weeks, prior to the operation
and was in weak exhausted condi-
ton. Miss Kate Bronaugh, who is a
fine trained nurse was sent for to
care for her and ALL who know Kath-
crimes gentle sunny disposition, feel
sure no sick room can be gloomy
place, while she presides over it. DIR.
Jones, Mrs. ManuePs physician has
been so attentive in his care of her
and while he insisted upon an opera
ton from the first he had to wait I'M
til she would agree to it, and we are
all rejoiced that it is over and she
is getting along so well.
Mrs. Jean Broyles, Of Walnut Flat,
was operated on by Drs. Edmiston
and Harmon for intestinal trouble
She is getting along fine.
The martha Circle" of the Chris
.ian church, will hold street carni-
val on Saturday, Nov. 18th, to which
they desire everyone to come and
buy some of the pretty things they
will show. Their ad will appear later
on, but they want everyone to know
about it.
People who did not fill their coal
oins early are thankful for the nice
warm weather of the past two weeks,
as coal is scarce, and no prospect in
sight for any soon.
Col. and Mrs. Guest are comfort
ably situated at the Springs and their
10Y at again being in old Crab Orch
ard was pitiful AS the Col. shook our
hand he said: "I'll never again be
caught out of the limits of this town"
We hope they will enjoy it's healing
waters and balmy air for many years
more and at the end rest beneath the
sod they love so we'll.
On Thursday last we were invited
to go to Stanford with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H., Collier, Mrs. Melvin Collier, and
Miss Clara in the handsome seven
passenger Studebaker car, Mr.. Col
lier purchased for his wife. 1t is one
of the finest ones in this section and
runs almost noiselessly. Mrs. Collier
ike Mrs. Agnes Herrin wants her
friends to share in her enjoyment,
and both ladies are seeing that some
of the shutins of town enjoy a car
ride occasionally which has not been
she rule here in Grab Orchard.