The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-08-24
CRAB ORCHARD

| WIS Allie EeJJuS, our nuStiglt
milliner, has some beautiful hats fol
you to see.
Mr.. Perkins and sister, of Chicago
have been visiting their cousin, Mis-:
Bird Perkins.
Mrs. Sallie Thompson went tc
Garrard county Sunday to visit Mrs
Sam Ramsey.
Mrs. James Messer and son, Levi
have. returned from a visit to Mrs
Wilcher at Stanford.
Steve Teater has been quite sick
for a few days of a bilious attack.
DIR. Harmon attended him.
Mr George Lyme came home
Monday from Hawesville, leaving her
mother improved in health.
A fine boy came to stay with Mr..
and Mrs. Bragg Thompson Monday.
He has not been named yet.
Miss Mary Foley has spent sever
al days in the country with her bro
Their, Harve and family this week.
Mrs. Berry and little daughter,
Ruth, of Jacksonville, Ind, are
guests of their cousin, Mrs. Louis
Bell.
Mrs. George Stephenson went to
Cincinnati Sunday to visit John, Jr.,
and Mrs. Memberships family. She
will be gone two weeks.
Mrs. w. H. Higgins, of Stanford,
Mrs. r. T. Fewell, of Rock Hill, S. c.,
and Rev. Alfred Higgins, of Louis
vile, were guests of Mrs. Kate Egg
bert Monday.
A.Y. Culton, one of Uncle Sans
officers is spending a few days with
his mother and friends here, before
going into training at Fort Benja-
min Harrison. He looks fine in his
soldier uniform.
Rev. Brooks will not be here to
conduct the protracted meeting as
announced in our last letter, and the
meeting will probaly not begin Sept.
LIST, but at some later date which will
be announced as soon as decioed.
Mr.. James Wilson and wife and
Mrs. Sue Hayden and son, Stephen
son., came over from Harrodsburg
in Mr.. Wilson's car and took Mrs.
Emma Farris, their cousin to the
Springs Sunday, where they partook
of an elegant dinner and had a most
pleasant day.
A library table runner crocheted
by Mrs. Anna Napier and a boudoir
cap made by Mrs. Pervis were win
ners of premiums at the Brodhead
fair, entered by the Ladies Aid of
the Christian church. Both articles
were highly complimented for their
beauty and neatness by the judges. |
Prof. Hatfield and Miss Clara Col |
lier motored quietly to Lexington
Monday, where they were united in !
matrimony. They have been devoted
lovers for some time and are well |
known. Prof. Hatfield as principal of |
the graded school, is a christian gen.
tleman and ranks high as an instruc-
TOR and "Dauts" as she is Familiarity |
.alled, is known and loved by the |
whole city. She is splendid lady of /
'are Accomplishments. We can pert
SON. HY testify to her ability as house
zee si enteftn:ne4 and sheAean't be
'e9ten preparing good things for the
able. Is generous, lovely of DISPOSE
ion, beautiful in face and figureI
md will certainly do her part in all
he sacred word wife means. May
happiness, prosperity and usefulness
'ollow their union.
Mr.. Sam King and wife, Mrs. Kit
lie King and Mrs. Morrison and ba-
" and Miss Bette Higgins, of En-
ley, Ala, have been with friends
nd relatives here. They were men,
ers of the King reunion which was
often up by Mr.. Wilson King. of
ium Sulphur. The reunion was held
t Brown Spring, above town
sunday. About fifty or more of the
ling families were present. Among
he number were: Mr.. James King.
f Oklahoma and his daughter and
usband. of Louisville and Mrs.
Judith King, of Somerset, Mr.. Nc
'ollum, of Junction City. and many
theirs including Mrs. M. E. Fish,
Irs. Allie Pettus. Mrs. Perry King, |
lr. and Mrs. Wallace Cover, of this
lace, and Mrs. James Cummins, of ,
A most bountiful spread
everything good to eat was serv- i
d and the warmth of kinship re- /
wed .