The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-12-22
Crab Orchard.

MIS- J- u. hlnendrL, OF LOUISVILLE, |
returned home Sunday after a pleas |
ant visit to her mother, sisters and
brother here.
Mrs. Bose Alexander, of Owenton,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Elem Jones'
Mrs. Alexander has just returned
from California, where she visited her
brothers, Holdam Kilburn and Car
penter Stewart.
Mrs. Logan Stephenson, of May
wood, is with her fathers family, w.
R. Gaines for short visit
Miss Delphia Newland, who has
been with Mrs Albert Newland some
time went to Rowland Tuesday to Wis
it Mr.. and Mrs. Owsley Newland.
Mrs. W. E. Perkins has been suf-
fering with a severe attack of throat
trouble but is better.
Mr.. John Stephenson, of Cincin-
natl, will spend, the holidays with his
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stephen
son.
Mrs. Will Condor went to Pedford,
Iri. this week to be az the be l.ide
of a little nephew, who is cutie sick.
He is the son of Will Reynolds.
Mrs. Phil Pettus of Harlan vas the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs VIII Pettu5 this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brooks and ba-
by. of Lebanon Junction, have been
with Mrs. Daisy Hunt.
| Rev. Wyatt preached his farewell
sermon at the Baptist church Sunday
night, as the Christian church was
undergoing repairs and the Baptist
brethren kindly invited him TO use
their church. 1t is with deep SC! low
we give him up. Besides being irstru
mental in bringing many into the
church and getting both church and
Sunday school in fine working order,
he was foremost in the move for the
Sunday School rooms which with the
furnace for heating add greatly TO
the comfort of the church. He and his
bride are taking with them the good
will, love and esteem of the whole
| church and in commencing them TO
their work for the church in Ocala,
Fla, we feel that our loss is but the
gain of that church.
Joe King, son of Pate King, of this
place was accidentally shot while out
hunting this week. A colored boy,
named Mullins fired into a covey
of quail just as Joe and brother, Gran
King stepped from behind bunch of
trees, also intending to shoot at the
birds. The negro aimed low or the
shot would have been fatal for Joe.
Dr. Harmon attended him and while
a painful wound, it is not serious. No
blame whatever was attached to the
shooting as neither party knew of the
others presence.
There will be a union Xmas tree
at the Baptist church and Santa
will be there sure.
| Mrs. Robert Thompson has been
quite sick for several days.
| The coolest weather we have known
for some time, leaving two deep
SHOWS has been holding everything
its own way and making people in
deed glad that they are no farther
north than this with coal high and
scarce.
That every reader of the Interior
Journal may have the pleasure the
Yuletide affords is our wish. To those
who so kindly have written their graf
itude for our Crab Orchard letters we
wish to say it has given us as much
pleasure to write, as it has you to
Tread them. Especially do we think of
Muskogee, Okla, Long Beach, CAL,
Ensley, Ala, and Texas friends when
we are writing. To one and all we ex-
tend best wishes and hope our Jour
nal will continue to give you infor-
nation of your loved ones here.