The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-08-01
MRS. HARVEY McBEATH DIES
Prominent Young Matron Succumbs
Near Hubble-Garrard News.
Lancaster, Aug l


Sunday after a rather brief illness
due to dysentery, aged about 81
years. She was the daughter of Mr..
Mack Jones'. the merchant at Hedge
vile, and leaves husband and two
small children. She was a sister of
Mrs. Boone Sanders, of Hedgeville.
Her husband, Harvey McBeath has
the sympathy of many friends in his
bereavement.
Mr.. Hignite, an SO-year-old citizen
of northeast Garrard, who has been
making his home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lemuel Teater of that district. was
struck by wagon a few days since.
and from the fall sustained a broken
thigh-bOne. His son. young Hignite.
well-to-do citizen CT Barbourville.
came for his aged father who previ-
ously preferred 20 live in Garrard
county, and took him back with him
to the Knox County Capital. where
he will have every attention bestowed
upon his aged sire.
The Garrard County Teachers In
stltute is IN session here this week.
and the town is given over to the
visiting pedagogues. The assem-
olage is held daily in the graded
school auditorium under the direc-
! torship of Garrard's efficient School
Superintendent Miss Jennie Higgins.
| DIR. McDougal of the Richmond Nor
NAL School is serving as Conductor.
One of the attractive features of
the institute will be an address We'd
nesday at 2:30 by DIR. Garfield. of
Danville. Mrs. Dillingham; of Mer-
Ger county, has charge of the must
cal program throughout the sessions.
Mr.. Donaldson Jones, of the Nina
/ locality was stricken with appendi-
cltls, and submitted to a successful
operatiO., for the dread malady.
Miss Iva Pendleton, daughter of
Mrs. Bud Pendleton of the Marks
bury district, had the horse which
she was riding, frightened by a pass
ing automobile, and was thrown by
| the frantic animal; while she sustain
! ed many cuts and bruises by her
| TAIL she was not seriously injured
as was at first reported.
The union service was held Sun
1 day evening at the Christian church.
! the Rev. IL. ). Hudson, pastor Of the
| Presbyterian membership, delivering
a most interesting discourse.
Miss Margaret Cook gave d hand
some social affair on last Friday eve
| ming IN honor of her house guests.
| Misses Helen Elizabeth and Chastire
| Spr9gue and Hone Gardner. of
Louisville, there having been about
! so guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Gregory, Mrs.
! Ramsey and Miss Jeanne Lackey en-
Ioyed motoring trip to Danville.
last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John Anderson, of Lexington
IS here on a visit to her many rela-
i tives at her former home.
| Mr.. G.. NJ. Lyons and Mrs. Lyons
left last Monday in their machine to
| visit IN various sections of Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Scott motored
over Saturday from Lexington and
were guests for several hours of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lloyd.
Mr.. Rice Terrill, who has been fill
ing a good position in a large tire
factory at Akron, Ohio, is at home
for stay.
Mr.. Gus Dunn, who has been 10
Gated for several years in Florida,
! has been here on a visit to his moth
er, Mrs. W. A. Price, and left few
| days since to make a sojourn with
his brother, Charles Dunn in Chica-
go.
The little Ledford girl, daughter
! of Mr.. Robert Ledford, of the Paint
Lick section, who has been quite i'll
of typhoid fever, is now recovering
under the skilful nursing of Miss
Sallie Lou Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fox Logan
and children have returned to their
home in Wilkes-Barre, Pa, after a
! several weeks visit OF Mrs. Logan's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mason.
Misses Elizabeth Mahan, Tommie
Durham, Marguerite Anderson; and
/ Mary Manner Wells, Messrs. Bruce
Montgomery and Robert Dunn, of
Danville, composed party of motor
| lists who visited Mrs. John E. Stormes
last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Dunlap was the
charming little hostess at a birthday
party the past week, the affair being
in celebration of her 9Th anniversary,
| and having been given her by her de-
voted friend, Mrs. Ethel Darnold.
Master Hudson Frisbie was a re-
cent visitor in Danville
Mr.. Adolph Joseph has returned
from several days sojourn in the
Falls City.
Miss Bette Perry, of Stanford, is
the guest of Miss Margaret Cook in
the west suburb.
Mrs. Joe l.. Francis has returned
from a several days stay at Elixir
Springs.
Little Miss Marjorie BalIou and
sister, of the Lincoln capital, are the
guests of Misses Allie and Mary Ar
mold.
Miss Hazel Lyons is in Frankfort
on visit to her brother, Mr.. Greene
Lyons and family.
Mrs. Logan Wood, of Danville, has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
John M. Mount.
Little Misses Mittie and Mary Lee
Dunn are at home after a visit to
their aunt, Mrs. John Smith in Dan
vile.
Messrs. Robert E. Henry and F. S.
Hughes went to Elixir Springs last
Sunday to spend the day with their
wives who are recuperating at that
health-giving resort.
Miss Alberta Anderson has been
making a short sojourn in Lexing-
ton.
M. Allen Johnson is at home after