The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-08-09
CRAB ORCHARD

Mr.. Louis Bell and son, Raymond,
were in Lexington Monday.
Mr.. Walker Napier, Of Paris, has
been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Vivian Lukens, OF Covington,
is with her grandmother, Mrs. Dud-
derar
Mrs. W f. Perkins and Miss Bird
Perkins have both been quite sick for
several days.
Captain A. Y. Culton, Of Camp
Taylor, visited his wife, mother and
sister this week.
Mr.. F. NJ. Dillon tMannie), Of Den
yer, announces the arrival of fine
boy at his home.
Miss Vanderpool, Of Lexington,
has been the very attractive guest of
Mrs. f. o. Gooch.
Little Miss Alice Mcclure has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wilson King,
near Gun Sulphur.
Mr.. Bragg Thompson came over
from Cincinnati this week to see his
family and parents.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Watson and
little son, of Somerset, are with Mr..
and Mrs. Harve Foley.
Miss Cecil Garner returned to
Louisville Friday after a pleasant
visit with relatives here.
Mr.. Frank Howard and wife have
taken rooms with Mrs. Sam Tatum
and win take their meals at Ms Bus
ties.
Mrs. Boulah Wilhurn, Of Corbin
was with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Edwards, several days re-
Gently.
Mrs. Ora Street was taken to the
Negro Doctor at Somerset a few days
since in the hope shat he can bene-
fit her.
MISS. L. Cummins and daughter
accompanied Miss Pearl Bohannon
and Walker Napier to Charlottesville
Sunday.
Mesdames Thompson, Tanner and
Kittie Thompson and babies are home
from a pleasant visit with Mrs. Poyn-
ter, Of Mt. Vernon.
Mesdames Maggie Fish and Caltha
Newland and Mr.. Montez Fish ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. Stark Fish
as far as Louisville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fish will tour the East before return
ing to Oklahoma.
Messrs. Al Huffman and Jamie
Carpenter are operating a creamery
here that for the length Of time it
has been organized is doing a most
profitable and satisfactory business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Campbell and
children, of Bellevue, and Mr.. Lou
Pettus, of Corbin, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pettus, and their
many friends are enjoying every
hour spent with them.
Miss Slade gave a most satisfac-
tory reading to our people Saturday
evening, and quite a neat sum was re-
allied. A good many were kept from
going by sickness, hut all who at
tended speak in praise of her talents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Skiles and
Mrs. Claudia Holman, Miss Myrtle
Shoemake and John Stephenson, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beans Collier and Miss
Edna Jones spent Sunday at Boones-
borough motoring through in their
cars.
Rev Carl Agee, Of Lawrenceburg.
will hold the meeting at the Christian
church and you can rest assured a
feast of good things await you.
Don't forget the date, Sunday. Aug.
Is. Country folks try TO attend the
whole series of meetings.
Mr., George Stephenson has the
contract for remodeling the Manuel
home recently purchased by Melvin
Collier, and he has certainly trans
formed it into a splendid looking cot
tage. Nice large windows replace
the small ones, new cornice, new
Notwithstanding, new roof, cement
foundation, and splendid front and
back porches. and the work shows
Mr. Stephenson is not only a fine
carpenter. but he is artistic also, his
work has a most finished appearance
Mr.. James Jones also a fine earpen-
ter. has been assisting him a few
days.
All who had the pleasure Of hear
ing DIR. Orossfeld's war sermon at
the Christ an church Sunday morning
went away with a better knowledge
of our country's vast resources, and
the great part il is playing in the
world war. He referred in glowing
terms 10 our president as a born
leader, capable OF handling the
crisis in the best possible way. He
spoke OF the present and future ef-