The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-01-28
Crab Orchard

daughter-in-law, Mrs. Steve Teaters
had died. Mrs. Teaters was de-
voted wife and was ever ready to do
all she could for her friends and
was much loved by all who knew her
here. Much sympathy is felt for the
bereaved husband in his sad hour.
Mr.. Galem Rodgers has been very
low for some days. He was taken
with grip and other complications
setting up, caused much alarm to
his family and friends. DR.. Phillips
is attending him, and doing all that
can possibly be done. Mrs. Rodgers
also has been sick with grip.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church elected the following officers
for the year: Mrs. Anna Napier,
president; Mrs. Robert Thompson,
vice-president; Mrs. Sanders, secre-
tary and Mrs. ]. Thomas Cherry,
treasurer.
The Christian Endeavor is in
splendid shape for work. Misses
Myrtle Murray and Mayme Holdman
are conducting it and expect to ac-
complish much good if the young
people will cooperate with them in
this great work. We can already
see the vast amount of help this
has been to the young people of our
town. The Endeavor will give an
entertainment the first Saturday in
February to which all are invited. A
most interesting program will be
rendered.
Montez Fish left for Louisville
last week to go into business. He
will be missed by the Sunday school
and Endeavor, where he has faith
fully labored for several years.
Rev. Hutchings of Preachersville,
preached an excellent sermon at the
Baptist church last Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Egbert who has been
confined to her room for some little
time with grip and rheumatism, is
able to walk about the house with
out the aid of her cane.
Mr.. Frank Brooks has been suffer
ing from lumbago for several days
DR.. Edmiston is attending him.
Mr. Hamilton, our city marshal has
moved from his farm to the DR.
Doores property on Main street.
Miss Melsadie Chadwick went to
Winchester Tuesday to visit her sis.
ter, Mrs. Fife for couple of weeks
Upon her return she will finish out
the unexpired term at Watts Chape-
Sd ool having been selected by the
County Board of Education. This
SPEAKS very highly for Melsadie, who
is young teacher of great promise
Mrs. Thomas Manuel has returned
from a pleasant stay with her chill
dren at Gravel Switch.
Mrs. Kate Magee who fell anC
broke her right arm some time since
is about able to use it again, and /:
loud in her praise of the skill shown
by DIR. w. J. Edmiston. This break
was only about two inches below the
shoulder joint and was for this rea
son quite difficult to splinter so as
to heal, but it has healed quickly
and we'll and she wants her friends
to known about it through the Int
rior Journal.
DIR. Harmon has, been quite sicl
for some time and as he enjoys ar
extensive practice, he is missed.
Drs. Jones and Phillips are kept
very busy every day, so great is the
sick list.
Mrs. Charles Redd has been quite
sick at her home near town, but Is
better we are glad to say.
Mr.. Charlie Cooper is gradually
growing weaker each day.
Several of the family of Mr.. Johr
Kennedy have been quite sick. Little
Mary, the baby, being the last victim
to grip, is improving.
Mrs. Jane Hutchinson has been con-
fined to her bed for over two weeks
with bronchial pneumonia. She is
some better at this date.
i Mr.. L. L. Sanders went to Will
liamsburg in the interest of the Cum
Minis Milling Co.
| Messrs. Ed and Walter Rodgers OF
/ Somerset, are with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Galen Rodgers.
Mr.. Garner Price, whose leg was
amputated, is reported as quite sick
Mrs. S. A. Middleton and Miss
Kate, are sufferers from grip.
The roof on the Christian Church
which has been in such bad condition
is being replaced by new one OF
tin.
j The inmates of "Widow's Rest
desire to thank Bro. Willis for liz.
eral supply of nice kindling wood sent
them this week. Mrs. Hutchinson ano
Mrs. Holdman were also remembered
The outlook for Crab Orchard fol