The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-04-27
CRAB ORCHARD

CRAB ORCHARD
Farmers and gardeners are taking
advantage of the pretty weather to
turn over, and plant every foot Of
ground available. Lots OF potatoes
have been planted. ~
The weeks services conducted by
Rev. Pervis at the Christian church
came TO a close Saturday evening. IL
the church has not been. benefited
and much refreshed IL certainly was
no fault Of our pastor. His sermons
were fine. his reasoning clear and his
subjects ably discussed. food crowds
were in attendance AMI all seemed
sorry they could not heor him longer.
lie will preach at Stspford Sunday.
Rev. Pervis and VIE took baby
Pervis TO. see her grandparents at
Harrodsbnrg this week.
Mrs, Sue Holmes.;of Montgomery,
Ala, is-yisiting her brothers, j. II.
and Robert Collier and Mrs. T. Mack
Holmes. She is looking well and like
every one who leaves is glad TO come
back 20 Crab Orchard.
The carpenters have about com.
pleted work on Mrs. Culton's home
and il is in the hands Of the plaster
ers who will soon have II ready for
occupancy.
Mrs Gin Royle, Of Chicago and
Mr.. will Guest of Louisville. came
Saturday TO be at the bedside Of their
mother. Mrs. J. W. Guest, who Is
gradually getting weaker.
Mrs J. Carol Bailey and Miss
Ophelia I.ackey were here Sunday 10
see Mrs. j. W. Guest.
The oldest citizen OF Crab orch
ard. is Mr. Theo. Elam. who while he
looks quite feeble seems 20 get
around quite well. often walking
from the depot 90 town with the aid
OF cane
Mrs. Margaret Cover and Shirley
Cover were here Saturday and sun
day from Lexington. minglng With
old friends who are always so glad
TO see them.
Messrs. Montez Fish and June
Traylor came over from Richmond
Saturday to be with rclat' yes. but
two mighty pretty girls enjoy their
visits also.
Mrs Thomas Butt. who has been
sick for so long, seems TO be some
better. Her daughter, Mrs. Susie
Baugh. Of Detroit, is with her.
Mr. Pcttus Hays has returned from
Corbin.
Mrs William Fife. Of Winchester.
is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
james Chadwick.
MIR Will Napier. who broke his leg
las. week. is doing real wei ] was
the same leg he recently 'role and
he had never quite gotten well Of it,,
but IL was not broken in the same
place.
Mrs. Mollie Collier went 20 Lex
ington Monday 60 visit Mrs. BoWc.
She went with Mrs. Cover and Shir-
ley.
DR.. l.. =. Jones was called 90
PrcHchersville To see Mr.. James Ror-
ers, who was reported very siyh.
Mrs. NJ F. Fish. who has been "a
sufferer an winter seems 10 bo lul-
proving some since the good weather
set In.
Mrs Wood Peters has been sick
this week but is better.
Our three milliners have been do
ING quite a lively business. Have lots
of beautiful hats. ribbon and FLOWERS
10 please every one and are kept
busy helping the ladies 10 look at !
tractiye. Go 20 the bazaar Saturday
and YOU will find many 10 admire ana !
many pretty articles 20 buy.
The Baptist Ladies Aid have on
hands some Of the prettiest rugs we
have ever seen made and they are let |
ting them 30 at most reasonable ng-
ures. although they are tedious TO !
crochet. and each rug represents
days of patient labor. Buy one for
your wife. /
Don't forget that big cake ard
bucket Of cream for the supper to be
given by the Ladies Aid Of the Chris
tian church during Commencement
week.
Miss Pearl Bohannon, sister OF
Mrs. Pervis, will sew for the public
at the home of Mrs. s. l.. Cummlns
and will appreciate your patronage.
Mr.. Birney Fish visited his mother.
sisters and brother here Monday. He
has a large class in instrumental mu-
sic mt Salvisa and has moved from
Somerset TO that place, where We
hope he will do well.
Mrs. Judith Vass, of Mobile, Ala,
came TO be with her mother. Mrs. j
w. Guest, who is no better.
Mrs. James ManIel was operated
on again by Drs. Jones and Carpen-
ter. Mrs. Thomas Manuel, OF Gravel
Switch, is with her.