The interior journal., 1918-11-01

okeyeAnA- = =
srr.s : ssc,t well
Sdtyyon, Of Brsdhesd,
90 rs. DNizy Hunt
4 EFpentcr. who has
ifh grippe Is improv-
6f1 u nste Miss Bisd'
~ ,sftersa severe spell
prist at the depo' here
\ yvi,sos sshss bought the
home here from Mrs.
y Mcclure and Nadine are
z . opt again after hard
3 IksAhcth and Edwin New.
vrcn 'yrvv sick and Edwin
<er$ III. y !,
~hfd Skiles mas heen suffer
pvef., days with y severe
1nnsihtis.
N<snolds has been called
md, bv the Illness Of her
J. 3ho has Influenza.
Buchanan, Of louisville
Soending some days with
and sisters here. "
3jps has been great suf-
3R Influenza and improves
His sister Is also quite
"a Mrs. George Harris moved
|(ufd. hut their friends here
)Ayt will return here to live
elby Burgin and family. who
fQ6 with relatives here soiuc
o<turped TO Campbellsville
HMr. Jake Wsllin's family
With the fiu. and Miss Mabel
ALMOST at deaths door for
Curtis Crmmius. who had
has typhoid fever. NJ has
awards and both have been
II Tor some days. i
- x01he Williams. who is 1T
II 1chool at Richmond. is speri-
tet days with Mrs, King. rs
~ was closed on account II
~. Veiilie, white and baby have
- fy0fs sick at the home Of h-r
N. and Mrs. Pate Parrish.
Are improving, we are glad
x1o3 eClure writes 10 his home
~ " in Camp Raleigh, N. c.
~ rfapovered from n severe at
~ <Induenza. and l. engaged in
n war tank. He likes his
Nd Is satisfied. -
4Ftfnds of Bennie Duke will
hear he = progressing nice.
chosen vocation--a phvsi-
nc University of Louisville.
let bright future for r','
IS the brains to learn, the
tp- climb and the ncrye TO
J1nres Messer. Jr. who joined
U.f g. MARINES hos wri'tnn ne
I<G6f and sister the he is stationed
ffik, Island 5. c.. wher- he =
ccIttux good treatment and is well
HosNi. Z fRut h is rvlss~d here asI
y ovety one of our dear boys who
On Hed Gross chanter in S"r.arn.
. 6e1pin s5 pairs OF socks and there
Z eth more to be sent in soon.
pr president. Mrs J. u. Willis, re.
iVed a, note Of thanks this week
an camn Zachary Tavlor for So
itkens 25 pounds Of butter and al
be Of eggs. which had been donated
} -Pr~.rherSvillc and this place TO
; soldier boys.
Nrs. Hannah St"gcr, who has lved
te all her life. has gone to Louis
IL 20 live with her hrothc~. Morris |
zrris. Mr.. Butt. who bought her
rNe. has been improving IL greatly
d will move into il soon. We were
rs sorry to part with Mrs. Steger
10 has always been such n useful
imam and her influence for good will
ver die In this vicinity. Her church
els its loss and her friends lose a
se. cannble and sympathetic coun-
Nor. That she will be satisfied and
ppy il our wish.
Our faithful physicians have been
most run down. waiting on patients
r and near. responding TO every
II whether il was backed up by a
nix note or not "A penny IN sight,
( with all this good work on their
.rts il has been a time marked bv
eming neglect and selfshness. Peo-
. have been afraid TO go TO those
distress and indeed il was useless
less they could stav and assist. so
any families have had 10 care for
cir sick when sick and weak them
Ives. and have sadly missed the ten
n care Of loving friends, because
, one wants the flu.
Crab Orchard is IN the throes of
. saddest time in its history. Not
en- when the cholera scourge was
ging did the town seem half so de-
essed, say those VINO lived here
en-. Three burials within n few
US of each other when some of our
st citizens had 10 90, has cast a
,rrible gboom over us all. Eeverv
e seems waiting to hear who the
'xt victim will be. Such citizens
Carl King and MIR. Ed. Gooch will
sadly missed. Each was willing 10
sist in everything towards the up
ting Of our town and were taken
say in the midst o: their usefulness.
rs. Tom Wells was loved by all who
lew her and her friends sorrow that
q could not remain. but her pure
e is ended and her intense suffer
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