It, 1902-11-27

are those who have little or nothing to eat While we have good health there are others who have been laid on beds of sickness While the Death Angel has passed us and ours by there are others who have been called to mourn the loss of their loved ones While I our crops and stock have pros prospered - pered prospered there are others who have lost their little all i While we are enjoying all the good things that has come to us during the year and are re rejoicing - joicing rejoicing because of the bless blessings - ings blessings which have fallen to our lots let us see to it that oth n HERE AND THERE Mr J J McCarty the Southern Railway SuiKrlntendeilt wax called to Wllmoru Sun Sunday - day Sunday by the sickness of his mother Ir W II Morgan R L Thurman I and R II WUhenpmm hare mine to Kings Mountain for a few days hunt I hueI Mr E E Wilder and family who hue been visiting their lln Laurel county returned home Saturday ICGlnnl1 Mr Claude and Minx Martha McGinnis of Frankfort dent Sunday with lb former parents Mr and MraTbomaaMcdnn lit er LanaweeMist Mist Allle Ramsey of Winchester who is attending leaumimiCol1ejreatUarr dbunr vllled Mrs F R Feland Saturday and Sun Sunday - day Sunday I dayMr I Mr and Mm F R Feland will spend Thanksgiving with Mrand Mrs Ezra Grif fey at Lexington Miss Annie Rarcy of Louisville in here hereon - on hereon a visit to relatives Mr Robert FInd and his sister Miss Lulie left yesterday for Lincoln county where they will spend Thursday with their aunt Mrs J II Swope Miss Artie Roblnonof IellrarIn ding several days with friens and relatives In this City MrShankoand Iwochlldrenof St Louis 10 are guests of Mrs Ed Searcyal Stln nlIPoslmalr Postmaster Geo W Uulehon was In Loulavllle Tuesday on business Mr Wm Van Den lIrll stuck claim agent for the Southern Railway Co was here Tuesday on business Mr and Mrs E F Ripy and Mr Samuel Ollenbelmr were In Lexington Tuesday Mr D L lIIerlwelber of Loulnllle was hereon business Tuesday Mrs Patsy Roulle who has ben visiting Mrs Phil Heard In Sbelbyl11 bas return returned i - ed returned to Mrs W H Searcy where she has been spending a few weeks hasI 1 l > 1f ti > tot Ii1 > t I i4 ii 1 i l 4i j J

Today is the day of all days when all good citizens are called upon to take a retro retrospective - spective retrospective view of the year which has gone by and to j give thanks to Almighty God for whatever of good has come into their lives Today is the day when most if not all of us sit down to our tables which I are loaded with the products of the farm and the field prepar 4 Awtl sics ob the tfootl wiv s and mothers of Kentucky can pre prepare - pare prepare them and surrounded by our loved ones enjoy to the ut utmost - most utmost such feasts as would de lightthe Gods All this is as TAKES A KENTUCKY BRIDE The Rev W T Amis who is so well and favorably known by our people as a former pas pastor - tor pastor of the Baptist church in this city but who is now serv serving - ing serving as pastor of the First Bap Baptist - tist Baptist church of Hot Springs Ark and Miss Maud Petty the handsome and accomplish accomplished - ed accomplished daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Petty were married yes yesterday - terday yesterday afternoon at the resi residence - dence residence of the brides parents on North Main street by Eld H N Reubelt pastor of the Christian church the ceremo ceremony - ny ceremony taking place at 230 oclock The happy young people this morning took the train for Louisville and from there will go direct to their new home in Hot Springs Mr Amis is one of the ablest and most eloquent ministers of the gospel who ever served a church in this city and dur during - ing during his short ministry here there were more additions to the church than had taken place within the preceding five

it should be and we rejoice in the general prosperity which God has seen fit to bestow up upon - on upon our beloved country But while we have received some of us more and some of us someI of this prosperity and have been blessed with good health and death has not invaded the sanctuary of our homes and I the family circle is yet com complete - plete complete let us not forget that I then are others in our little community yea even among I our immediate neighbors who have been less fortunate I While we are enjoying our feasts of good things there years and as a pastor he was equally successful having en endeared - deared endeared himself to his congre congregation - gation congregation as none of his prede predecessors - cessors predecessors had done His former formerI parishioners gladly congratu congratulate - late congratulate him on the success he is achieving in his new field of I labors and especially do they I join in congratulations because I of his success in this new ven venture - ture venture and their best wishes fol follow - II low follow him and his bride to their i new home in the far West I The bride is a member of the Christian church of this city and is a graduate of our I High School For several years she has been closely identified with the work of the church and Sundays and her pastor and tei nothing but praise sistent Christian list is deservedly popular in church and society circles and the peo people - ple people of this community warmly commend her to the people among whom she will reside in the future Good Coffee only 10c per lb at Blue Grass Grocery Co

I ers who are in need or who are suffering from disease or mourning the death of some member of the family circle are made happier because of some act of oursthat the hun I gry are fed the naked are I clothed and the sick are minis ministered - I tered ministered to If ye have done it to the least of these my brethren ye have done it unto me are the words of the Sav Savior - I ior Savior of mankind We are thank thankful - ful thankful to God for whnt he has done for us but has he any k reason to be thankful to us for aY what we have done for him 14 Mr Wm lIdlr 01 Lexington waN herew 3f Mr and Mr Rob l 1 < ou a visit to hit parent erl Hedgers Jet f is Rutty Leathers has returned from a Yr wk visit iMInlrineCookof Nicholass vllle y7i vllleIr Ir Icllraver Moore of lIanIII spent Mrs W Ii 4 Sunday with his grandmother Icllrarer Rev C EW Dobbs who recently told the Harrodsburg Democrat and lion W C f Hell of Ilarrodsljurtf were in this city on e timings Friday FridayGee Gee Whiz > f Mr William Duncan brought + f to town Tuesday a pumpkin weighing 1074 pounds It was grown on his farm a few miles south of town Fox Logan of Danville on Tuesday bought of Alvin Major three mules for 5515 six mules of Wm Wilson for 5700 two of Jas Cole for 250 and two of Geo Mountjoy for 215Misses V 1 Misses Bertie Bond and Ar tie Ripy and Messrs S H Haydon and John Gainis were baptized and received int J the Christian church last Sunday afternoon

T 1 10 il f II Let the poor be not forgotten and let those who have prospered remember those who r i 1 have not for the sincerest expression of gratitude is not in fulsome words of the mouth butl l sr J deeds of charity and kindness to those wh6 need help From GOV J C W BECK HAMS Thanksgiving Day Proclamation