The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-04-06
CRAB ORCHARD

MISS Melsadle Cnadwick mas been Il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fife at
Winchester.
Mrs. James Manuel is quite sick.
She has never been thoroughly well !
since undergoing an operation last |
year.
Louis Hunt has been quite sick for
several days with measles.
Mr.. W. II. Higgins, Of Stanford,
was here this week to see his cousin,
Mrs. Kate Egbert
Mr.. James Rogers and family have
moved to the Pate Parrish farm on
the river.
Miss Irene Manuel is out again
after a severe attack of measles.
The friends of Mrs Molie Burgin
win be glad to know she is again
home at Widows Rest"
Don't forget to donate all the eggs
your hens lay on Easter unday to
the Ladies Aid of both churches
here. We mean this for every one in
bur vicinity having hens.
Beginning on the evening of
April 18th, there will be a weeks
meeting at the Christian church con-
Quoted by our pastor, Rev Pervis,
without any charge to the church for
his service. Everyone urgently re-
quested to attend.
Mrs. Kate Egbert, who was one of
the members of the first Ladies Aid
established at the Christian church
here, read an interesting paper at
our last meeting which met with
Mrs. Cherry Monday. The first Aid
was organized April 7. 1889 with
twenty eight members. OF that num-
Der only four are left here at this
time-Mrs. Egbert, Mrs. Emma Far
ris, Mrs. Claudia Holman and Mrs.
Bette Buchanan. Death has claimed
eleven and the rset are in distant
states. Our present Aid numbers
nearly forty members and is actively
engaged each Monday afternoon do
ing a big amount of fine work.
Mrs. Tompkins and little son. of
Detroit, Mich, have returned home
after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Frazier
Hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Cummins and
children visited their parents, near
Bee Lick Sunday.
Col. j. b. Willis is quite sick at
the springs. Besides other serious
ailments he has had carbuncles on
his neck and has suffered much with
item.
Mrs. Margaret Cover and Shirley
came over from Lexington Saturday
to see Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Cover,
the latter having been quite i'll for
some days.
Maurice Perkins and Miss Bird
Perkins went to Cincinnati this
week for their spring goods.
Mr. and Mrs. Brack Gray. of Gar
rard county, were here wednesday
to consult DR.. Edmiston about Mr..
Gray's condition. He Will come to
the sanitarium next week TO be I'M
der the doctors care. There are sew !
eral patients already there.
Or Henry Williams of Shelbyville
his aunt, Mrs. Molie
Burgin home and has arranged ev-
erything for her comfort. He return
ed to his home Wednesday.
We failed to mention he burial
Of Aunt Susan Jones, colored, who
died last week. She was nicely pre-
pared for burial and many of her
white friends regretted her death.
The Circle of the Lancaster Chris
ian church entertained the Martha
Circle" Of this city at Lancaster
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Culton came from Lou
sville Wednesday and will occupy
rooms with Mrs. l.. f, Jones until
her house is completed.
Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Ford, of Dan.
lille and Mrs. Harry Jones, of Stan.
ord, were the guests of DIR. and
Mrs. l.. f. Jones Monday. II
Henry Brooks returned to Leban-
m Junction Tuesday. n
Miss Jewel Goodwin entertained
rowd at 900" Tuesday evening. II
A musical at the home of Mr.. and II
Mrs. Will Pettus Tuesday evening II
n honor of Dr. Williams, of Shelby II
lille, was much enjoyed by those
resent. II