The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-08-25
Crab Orchard.

Mr. George j. White, of Tucson,
| Ariz, who has been visiting his
brother, Robert White, was thrown
from an auto few days ago and had
his legs badly cut. He was attended
| by Dr. Edmiston and is doing well
but narrowly ESCAPED a horrible
death.
The Millette Vaudeville Company
are attracting large crowds to their
tents every night this week and the
town people like their shows very
| much.
Shirley Cover, Mrs. King and Mrs.
Wallace Cover motOred to Cincinnati
Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Murray is the guest of
the Misses Campbell, of Danville for
this week.
Mrs. Maggie Cover visited Mrs.
Bailey and Mrs. Burdette, of Stan
ford, Saturday last.
Mrs. Birdie Brooks, of Louisville,
visited Mrs. S. L. Cummins, and at
tended the Brodhead Fair.
Mr.. George Parish is very low and
Mrs. Parish is sick also. Their two
daughters from Oklahoma and Ind
lana are at their berside.
Mrs. S. L. CumminS is in the
mountains this week on business.
Misses Myrtle and Edna Jones left
Monday for London after a most de-
| hghtful visit to Mrs. Melvin Collier,
and are lovely girls, making many
friends here.
Our young people certainly hated
to give up Misses Lola and Georgia
Hays, of Monon, Ind, who have been
visiting Mrs. James Hays for some
time We hope sney will come again.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harve Collier are
spending the week at Elixir Springs.
Miss Elizabeth Bronaugh has about
recovered from Ter sickness and is
at Mr.. Ruebuen Bronaugh's.
Mr.. Charlie Holman, of Paris has
been a recent guest of his mother,
sister and brother here.
Mrs. Corum and Misses Lille and
Nellie Corum motored to Richmond
last Sunday and enjoyed the sights.
Mrs. Laura MosTe, of Kingston,
S. G.. is visiting her brother, Mr.. Keen
er Farris. She says Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Singleton and family are well
satisfied, have q beautiful home and
that the older boys are employed.
She said the report that a new baby
had arrived was entirely without any
foundation. Mrs. Singleton has re-
covered her health, her many friends
will be glad to know.
Mr.. Keener Farris has broken the
record on the sale of eggs this far.
He has brought six dozen and five
eggs to town for which he was paid
1892 by the egg dealer.
Mr.. Walker Napier has gone to ac-
cept a position at Paris.
Miss Mary Saler accompanied Miss
Gladys Balling to her home IN Gin
cinnati and will visit her for several
weeks. Miss Mary is the attractive
guest of Mrs. Dove Garner, of Cedar
Creek.
Mrs. James Anderson, of Louis
vile came up for short visit to her
mother, Mrs. Nan Edmiston and her
sisters and brothers She took Roy
al and Welby home with her. They
have been here for some time with
their little cousins.
Edwin Newland, son of Mr.. and
Mrs David Newland is quite i'll. DIR.
Harmon is attending him.
Mrs. Bishop and daughters, of
Louisville motored here last week and
were the guests of Mrs. James Mes
ser.
Mrs. Frank Watson, of Somerset
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harve Foley.
Rev. Wyatt preached fine sermons
Sunday and everyone was glad to
welcome him back again after his
vacation.
Miss Annie Bronaugh, of Pineville
visited her father and brother this
week. Miss Katharine has also re-
turned from Lexington.
Mr. Bussel, of Cedar Creek has
opened a full line of fresh groceries
in Mrs. Kate Egbert's Store on lower
Main.
Mrs. Henry Brooks and sweet lit
tie baby left Wednesday for Leba-
non Junction.