The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-06-16
Crab Orchard.

ed a pleasant party that motored to
Lancaster few days since to attend
the Chautauqua. They report most
pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cummins and son
went to New Albany, Indiana on a
visit to relatives and spent a most
pleasant time.
Mrs. NJ. E. Fish and Montez Fish
and Billy Pettus came home from
Louisville Tuesday. Montez was
very much missed so of course every
one is glad of his return.
Mr.. Edward Edmiston is home
from school in Louisville to spend
some time with his parents and
friends. He made fine record while
away and his friends are very proud.
Mr.. Walter Goodwin and wife and
Misses Mayme Holman and Jewel
Goodwin went to the Chautauqua at
Lancaster Tuesday and report most
instructive program and splendid
music.
| A Woman's Club has been organ
| lied here with several members and
more to enter soon. Its object is not
as some have tried to circulate, to
combat the rights and privileges of
any one but to follow exactly the
line mapped out by other Clubs. The
betterment of conditions sanitary
and otherwise of our town and we
feel sure we have both the sane
ton and cooperation of all the bet
terment of our people in this work.
Miss Irene Manuel left Sunday
for Lebanon Junction, where she
will remain some time with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Magru-
der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birney Fish and
baby, of Somerset visited his mother
and other relatives here for several
days this week. We are always glad
to welcome them here.
Mrs. Caltha Newland has been
quite sick several days with symp-
toms of fever. DR.. Edmiston was call
ed in and she is some better.
Mr.. j. B. Pope, of Lincoln, Neb.,
visited his cousin, Mrs. ]. Thomas
Cherry. Mr.. Pope lives neighbor to
w. ]. Bryan and holds him in high
est esteem as one of our greatest
statesmen. Mr.. Pope was born in
Brodhead, which place ne left fifty
four years ago and which only had
three dwellings at that time and no
railroad, so his native home was as
a strange land to him and only one
house there looked the least bit fami-
liar. He has travelled over most of
the United States and is a noted
real estate man.
Mrs. Katherine Magee has been
suffering with bilious attack but
is improving.
Mrs. Pete Tilfrey, (nee Bess Rey-
nolds,) returned from New Castle,
Indiana, Sunday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Reynolds.
Jailor George De Borde and wife,
of Stanford visited their sisters and
brothers Sunday last.
Miss Grace Yancy, from Owen
town, KY, is the very attractive visi-
tor of Miss Mary Gaines.
Miss Bird Perkins is at home from
Hamilton College, Lexington, where
she took a thorough vocal course in
music.
Rev. Clere, of Lancaster, gave his
lecture on Common Sense" to a
most appreciative audience at the
! Baptist church last Friday night.
His main idea was that in all bust
ness and social stations of life "Com-
mon Sense" is often lacking and that
sometimes those having attained the
. highest rounds on the educational
ladder have no common sense ideas
. about anything practical. He is a
favorite speaker here and his witt.
cisms were original and enjoyable
) The baby daughter of the late
Mrs. Sprowle, of Brodhead is visit.
! ing her aunt, Mrs. Agnes Herrin.
The business men have kindly con
sented to close their establishment.
at z P. NJ. in favor of the Reviva
J Meeting at the Christian church
, This meeting began Monday night
! and is being conducted by the pastor
Rev. Wyatt, who is assisted in hi
! work by his father, Rev. Wyatt, o.
: Carrolton and Rev. Arnett, of tn
Pennsylvania school of Lexington
The singing is fine, special songs be
ing sung at each meeting are mucl
enioYed and are a great inspira