The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-09-01
Grab Orchard.

Hon. d. B. Edmiston, of Louisville,
came this week to see his brother,
Mr.. John Edmiston. who is growing
very feeble.
Mrs. Kate Slaughter Carson and
Kisses Rosa and Mary, of New Orleans
are with Mrs. Claudia Holman. Mr..
John Carson, of New Orleans Joined
his family here at noon Wednesday
leaving with them for their home at
5 P. NJ.
Mr.. Skies brother from Shelby
vile is his guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skies entertained
the Junior Endeavors at their home
last Friday afternoon. Thirty-four
sweet little tots gathered there and
INDUCED in games, races and talks,
from to 5 P. M. Then they were
treated to a large dish of fruit ice,
which they certainly enjoyed. Mrs.
George Stephenson and Misses May.
me Holman and Mary Shepherd Mes
ser assisted Mrs. Skies in the enter
tainment. Those parents who fail
to send their little ones to this Junior
work are certainly robbing their chill
dren of great advantages for Mrs.
Skiles and Mrs. Stephenson are eX-
erting themselves to teach them ev-
erything they can and things their
busy mothers don't take time to tell
them. In a few years these little
ones will know more about religion
than many grown-ups.
A man by the name of Spears, OF
New York went speeding thru town
in his auto some days ago at sixty
| five or seventy miles per hour. Pc.
/ lice Judge Corum attempted to halt
him without avail so he telephonet
ahead to Mr.. William Riggs, Marsha
at Livingston, who arrested and fin
| ed Mr.. Spears sending a check tC
Crab Orchard for $500. He wa:
riding in a seven passenger Buicl
car. You had better be careful how
you drive thru our little City or the
marshal will get you sure.
Mrs. George Lyme, who has beer
visiting her mother in Havesville TO
a couple of months has returned. He
mother has been very i'll but is I'm
proved.
Mrs. Boyle, of Lexington, was tn,
guest of her cousin, Mrs. K. l.. Col
lier, this week
DR.. Burgin. Mrs. Nan Elder ant
Miss Lucille Burgin motored to Lex
ington and Richmond last Thursday
Upon nearing home they had pune
ture. The Doctor has travelled owe
four thousand miles in his car an
this is his first accident. He is
most careful driver.
Mrs. Cover and Shirley motore
to Lexington Wednesday to look u
house preparatory to moving Their
to put her son, Shirley in school.
Mrs. Emma Farris left Friday 70
visit to relatives at Silver Cree
and Richmond. She will be absen
for about two weeks.
Miss Mayme Holman won the poi
ularity prize given by the Millett
! Show. A cabinet containing one Sc
! of silver knives and forks, large an
t small spoons, napkin rings, salt an
{ pepper shakes, sugar spoons, pick
= forks and a butter knife. Miss Jew
= ell Goodwin was second in the rae
. Mrs. Nancy Adams, of Louisvill
is the guest of Mrs. Louis Bell.
!. Baby girls came to reside at tn
home of Mr.. Estes and Mr.. Murph
I this week.
2 Mrs. Charles Rutledge fell ar
n broke her ankle few days ago. 81
:. is getting along nicely.
= Mrs. Nj. E. Fish has been qui
: sick. Dr. Harmon was called to 81
v her three times Tuesday. She seen
/, better at this time.
! Mrs. James Manuel has been re
II sick for over two weeks. DR.. Jon
attends her.
} Mr.. Thomas Manuel and wife,
Gravel Switch, motored here Tue
>, day and were guests of his brothe
;. James Manuel.
l. Mr.. Arthur Stewart has typho
# fever. His son, Walter is about @
n er with it. A brother of Mr.. Ste
e arts near the depot is very low wi
d the same disease and his recovery
doubtful.