The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-15
CRAB ORCHARD


Miss Barley, Of London, was the
attractive guest Of Mrs. l.. r. Jones
this week.
Mr.. Mamie Dillon, wife and baby,
OF Denver, Col, are with his parents
for a short stay.
Mrs. Nancy A. Mcclure has re-
turned from a pleasant visit with rel
atives in Illinois.
Mr.. Will Dunn was honorably dis
charged from Camp Taylor and is
with Mr.. c. A. Redd.
Mr.. Sidney Duke bought the home
Of Fred Mcclure near the depot, and
Is improving il some.
Tom Hays Bronaugh is quite sick
at his home here. Col. r. w. Bro
naugh continues 90 improve.
DIR. Welby Burgin and family came
from Campbellsvfle Tuesday TO visit
relatives here for few days.
Miss Sadie Catlin, one Of the sweet
est girls who visits our city, was the
guest Of Mrs Raymond Skiles last
week.
Mr.. Bragg Thompson, who came
over from Cincinnati 10 see his fam
lily, returned TO his work there Sat
urday.
Mrs. Ora Street is still in a very
weak condition. Her sister, Mrs.
Steve Owsley, has been with her for
some months.
Sam Perkins. who was badly cut
when the auto he was in ran into q
fence. is getting along fine. and viii
soon be out again.
James Mcsser. Jr.. leaves for Lex
ington in a short time. having joined
the marines. He is fine boy and
will he missed here.
The talk Of every one is the great
epidemic Of influenza which has as
sumed such alarming conditions "
almost every locality.
Mrs. Daisy Hunt went 10 Lebanon
Junction Sunday to be with hei
brother, Henry Brooks, whose entir,
family have influenza.
Mr.. W. d. Newand came hon'
from Camp Knox Tuesday. He ha
not been in the best health, sufferin,
| from the effects Of influenza.
Little Francis EdmistOn has bee
quite seriously sick with diphtheri'
for some days. He is getting alonf
as well as could be expected.
Jailer George DeBOrde. of Stan
ford, made a fyinng visit TO his sis
tcrs and brothers here this week
/ Every one is glad 10 see George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Collier wen
to London Wednesday morning e
/ keep house for Mrs. Golfers parents
/ who are visiting relatives in Williams
burg.
Quite a large crowd from her,
went 70 Stanford 10 see the wal
trophy train, but came back much
disappointed at not being able to Sc,
Ianything
! Miss Susie Edmiston came HON,
/ this week from the Campbellsvill,
! College 10 spend some time with he
parents. Susie is much pleased witt
I her school
James Horrin. who is located - q
camp at WayreSyillo, y. c., Write
| his mother here that he is much In
proved in health. and is great,
| pleased with that part Of the country
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson. Of thi
place. attended the funeral Of Nr
Andcrson's father. who died at N.yG
olayille Of burns received when
| '.mn exploded near his bed few
weeks ago.
The War Mothers prayer mcetin,
held at the Christian church last Sun
day afternoon was conducted by tht
pastor. assisted by the mothers, an,
was a most solemn service. Especia
,u~ayers were made for the soldier
boys away.
Mrs. Andrew Dillon sold out hen
grocery business here and went .
| Liberty. where she has a fine position
offered her. Mrs. Dillon is splen
did woman, much loved here, m,
many deeply regretted that shC
found il to her interest to leave Graz
Orchard.
Miss Hettie Rigsby. one of the fin
est young ladies of this section, was
married some time since to a Mr.
Owen Duval, a Young man of excel
lent qualities. Miss Hettie's friends
all extend heartiest congratulations
for she was in every way worthy OF
the hest Of men.