The Stanford Interior Journal, 1911-08-04

Wiiyncsliurg, Auj;. 3 Mr. If. Curtis bad the misfortune lo lose a line mule last week Some, ere entered his pnslure and shoi it. Mr. Curtis offered a reward for in information - formation information regit rdii if the culprit, bill Mine has been received. Crolher Oodboy of Bee Lick, pronelud here Sunday and Sunday i.iijhl The Death Angel visited our com com-mtmitj - mtmitj com-mtmitj Sunday night and called Mnlor Johnny Smjth, the 12-yenr-,,.ld son of Mr. Charley Smyth, and ihe infant son of Mm. I.enn Ilnrlen Ilnrlen-on. - on. Ilnrlen-on. The former was a ictitn of scarlet fever and the cnusc of the IrHtcr's death i unknown. Their parents have the synipnthy of many friends in their bereavement. Misses Mnbelle and Ida Oo.icb who have been visiting friends here, lnie ret tuned to their home nt Som- ci-sct. Mr. Ilnrriaford l'reslon invoke one 1 i'ttUl Inst week to find his dwelling in flames. The house soon burned to Ihe '.Mound and in-aeticully nothiifg was sjned. The origin of the lire is unknown. Miss Mary Ifeynolds is ery loxv v ilh l.phoid fever. Mr. I. ('. Singleton and family spent Sunday lit K. W. Mays'. Mr. Dun Curtis, of Cincinnati, is with his brother. It. Curtis. Mi's. Surah Nolan has returned 'from Danville where she has been lo sonic tune. She is much improv- A crowd of Wii.Miesburg boys and ,irls went to Cim iuiiati Sunday. Misses F.ui and Cora Singleton and Mes.rs. Oliver and Hoy Single Singleton - ton Singleton attended the Fifth Sunday meet meeting - ing meeting at firoe, Casey county. -Mr. James M. Ifeynolds was builty hicrt last Saturday, when a tree he 'ns -auinir, split mid fell 011 him. Hi had a wry narrow e-cape lrom cealli. There twill be an ice cream suppev ai 1'llis.m school house Friday night, August 4th. Kerybod is invited. Mr Arnislroii!; St. Todd, of Dan Danxille. - xille. Danxille. was hero to see his best girl sanday. .Mrs. Mvitle (looeh and little ehil ehil-t.eu, - t.eu, ehil-t.eu, ol' Dainille, visited her mother, Mrs I'. Itoiiten last week. School begins at Wiiyncsburg on August 7lh with Messrs. Virdl Me Me-.Mnllin - .Mnllin Me-.Mnllin and Ifo-coe Wheeldon as tenehcis. Crop- down in this vicinity are do do-nu. - nu. do-nu. tine in spile of the liy weather. Mrs. Nannie Singleton and Mary l'eii'.x attended the J..0. T. M. mlly nl Somerset Friday. .Mis Squiivs and Mis. l'atnn weie with us last week in the inler- u,t of L. 0. T. M. O. T. W. Mrs. Shinies is much liked 111 our com- .iiiuiity mil we are nlwiis glad to I lime Iter come. Ibis letter is not liom "D.11U 11l 11l-'e.v" - 'e.v" 11l-'e.v" but from "SiMishine Corogli." LINCOLN COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION An 111111I111I conientii '.imposed ol suiieriyloiiilents, pastors, teach teachers - ers teachers and delegates is held each year, including all the denomination!. I S1111 S1111-i'a - i'a S1111-i'a schools in Lincoln count . Wu take pleasure in announcing this 11 citing for August :i(lth, beginning with n convention address on the evening of the Uflth. The upcnker v.'i'd bo aiuioiinced later. We want every school in the county to get ready for th'w county union meeting, mid help to make it a great gathering. The sessions will convene at the Christian church of hhiinfnrd. j Three ladies from each church will jiomposc a committee ou intertain intertain-(mciit - (mciit intertain-(mciit lis fallows: Mrs. J. H. Pnxton. 'Mrs Hugh Keid. Miss Annie Melvin Melvin-!ic, - !ic, Melvin-!ic, MisJcsso .Weareu, Mis. K. J. Crown. Mrs. W. M. Cright, Mrs. Kola l( 00k. Mrs. J. W.-Caughnmn, Mrs. J. I C. Saitain. Mrs. Will Tucker, ami Mis. N W Fowlo and Mrs. K. L. Ueinhart. The ladies will p'.eai-o , meet and elect committees ami make such urrangeiucnls as are ncci'scin'v id in due lime. Cv older of the ux id. Tho choirs of the different cliurch cliurch-i - i cliurch-i will jdeuse meet and prepaie sonie sjieeinl music; llm Sunday school choirs are to bo included. Mrs. J J-0. - 0. J-0. Carpenter will please act as ehair ehair-iiinn - iiinn ehair-iiinn of the iniisiu comtuittee. The oxeeutive eominittee met two i.ftoruooiis last week and prepaied a ' good program which will be pubiish- !id in due tune. Cy order oi'the ex- ! tditive conunittee, D. M. Wulker, pvtsnlent, Mrs. J, J Diekev, ee'y.

was cntwino.l with honeysuckle, and bcieath it was Ihe satin pillow sur surrounded - rounded surrounded by white roses. In tho hall whcio the piano was placed Miss Pc gi.son who has a lately soprano voico sang "Oh Promise Mo." mid was ac accompanied - companied accompanied b Miss Kllen Callou. Iin mediately 11lcr the song, Miss Callou began tho march from Lohengrin, nml to it the bridal party entered The Usher, Messrs. Lester O'Can O'Can-nuii - nuii O'Can-nuii and Welch Ifoehestcr preceded tho maid of honor, .Miss Colviu who wore a charming gown of yellow mca saline veiled with gold net and trim trimmed - med trimmed in geld rosps. Sho enrriod n louitiel of jellow asters. Miss 0' 0'-Iiamion - Iiamion 0'-Iiamion 011 her father's nrm then uitcrod by way of the hall, while Mi. Howeiistiuo and his .gi ooinsiunu, Mr. Patterson catered thru' the second parlor. Ifev. D. M. Walker perform performed - ed performed the ring ceremony during which Miss Callou played softly the fami familiar - liar familiar and beautiful Aseher Nocturne, The Mendelsohn march was used for tho exit of the party. Tho bride and groom left shortly on their wed wedding - ding wedding trip to the lakes and Mr. Howell itine's former home Ccllefontaiue, 0. The bride's going away suit was of dark blue with hat and veil to match her wedding dress was a lotcly crea creation - tion creation white silk inariuisette oter satin with trimmings of real lace Sho v.'5)ro tho coiitontiouai wedding veil becomingly caught 011 top with a spray of valley lillies; her bouquet was of valley lillies ainl bride's roses. Many useful and handsome 'gifts testified the high favoriu which the voung couple is held. The brido has ulways been a Stanford fnvorito bv reason of her charm and splomtid ihniacter, while the gi 00111 is a well well-known - known well-known capable young man of Musko &ee. Among other presents, Mr. Howen Howen-stine's - stine's Howen-stine's gilt to his brido was a beauti beautiful - ful beautiful diamond bar. Air. and .Mrs. llowenstine did not succeed ill getting away without some of the usual jokes Uuing played 011 them; they drove to Danville in 1. ear, accompanied by Mr. Patterson Miss Colviu and Miss Ferguson wilt remain for a few days longer before u turning to their respective homes ia Cincinnati. Ohio and Wheeling, West Va. The guests included Mr. James O'Cauiiou of Greensville, MLss. Air. and Mrs. William West of Laiuaster, .Mr. and Mis.. joe i,ynii Cot fey ol Frank tort, Misse Nell, Josephine and Mnrgaret Warren, Miss Mary Cureh. Mrs. Sheltou Sail? ley, Mises Pa tlie Alcorn and Alary Higains, Mr. and Mis J. C. MeClary Mrs. John O Ifeid, Misses Clara nnd Lucile Cooper. Mrs. W. L. MeCnrty, Mr. and Mr. P. W. Whipjt, Miss Kiln Mae Saunders, Mrs. Martin, Mr. Itob ert Coffey, Mrs. Alary Penny, Misses Marie Mahoney and Paulino Hooker, Mrs. Collie Nunnelloy, Mrs. W. K. Warnor, Miss Mattie Pnxton, Airs. Ifubett Carpenter, Air. nnd Mrs. C. K. Tate, Airs. Julia Hughes, Air. Howenatino will return to Stanford for a short tisit befoie goinj to Muskogee Okla., to make .their hoax. Succeeded. Artist "My object was to try to ex express - press express all the horrors ot war. How do you like UT" Frleail "I have never seen anything more horrible." Lon London - don London Opinion Many a Suffering1 Woman drags herself painfully through her daily tasks, suffering from backache, headache, ncnoiisiioss, loss of impo impolite - lite impolite mid poor sleep, not knowing Iter ills are duo t kiiluc) ami bladder troubles. Folet's Kidney Pills give mid a prompt return to health and ipiiek lehet lrom uiiii mid misery fcticiigth. No woman who so suffers can attord 10 .n 01 look Folej's Kid Kid-i.ey - i.ey Kid-i.ey Pills, or sale by Miugnr 4 Tan Tan-1 - 1 Tan-1 it, Staufind.

school convention at Grove Sunday. William Dishou of Millodguviflo ged 81 yearn died of cancer ami the remains were brought- here for buiial. Ho is survived h, 1.1 chil children - dren children .1 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren ami wife Much sym sympathy - pathy sympathy is felt for the berciued ones. Claude Singleton who has been workiii'.- in Arizona for a few months is now with his parents here. Cicero Dishou nfter nn nli-onee of S years is spending a few days with relali.es at this place and King's Mountain. Wade Ilogue and Cousin Mis Pearl Hague were visiting nt It. 'J. Do'.'tie's Inst week. Miss Margaret Hunters is with Mis, Fred Sunaway at Highland for a lew days. Miss Caroline and Lulu Itust of Newpoit nrc pleasant visitors here. .Mrs. Win. Dishou was visit inir at L. D. Hartleys Inst week. She 11N0 Msited a number of relative while here. A Children's Day will bo given ut the M. K Church Sunday Am:. . We hope to make this an enjoyable day for tho young folks and the older ones too. Von are united to come and brimr well filled baskets. Moss Norn I'ailgett went over near Crab Orchard Sundny to make her home at Didell Chancellor's for a while. Will Crown and wife of near Dry Ii'idge came down last week to spend a few weeks with relativs. Mrs. Itustin Halo of Miiledgexillo spent a few days with friends and lekitives here. Miss Ruby Carroll i getting along ncely with her school ut Oreen Critir Miss Virginia Nash who lias been in seliool nt Lexington came hones Saturday to spend her vacation with' Let parents near heie. Her sister Mary Kliabeth of the D & .1) Insti Institute - tute Institute at Danville i- at home also. THE WONDER OF THE AGE Swann's Kidney and Swann's Stom Stomach - ach Stomach Remedies. Swann's KuIncN Itemidy is the liist mi this globe to bung kidney worms from mail, woman and girl, and those worms come in their urini .Mr. J. I). Woods' daughter was treat treated - ed treated lor kidney troublos by able phy physicians - sicians physicians and theso said all had bc done that could be done in this case, and she could live but tour or llu dnjs longer. She started to. get well t 1 tho liist ilosu of, Swann's Kid- j Miev iciueily nml toilny alter iwo j ears Mr. Woods miiiI slut was the licallhiest child in his family. Free testimonial by Mr. J. D. Woods of Wnyncsburg. K., If. F. I). No. 4. This new discovery is sold at Pen Pen-n's - n's Pen-n's drug store. Mrs. J. A. Smith of Wilmore imd stomach trou trouble - ble trouble fur '-'U years, she had tried many remedies but never was cured until she had taken Swann's. Mr. W. A. Palmer. Wilmoie, Ky.. II. F. I),. No. 1. 1 wish 1 could let all people know just what a wonder Swann's remedy is, when two doctors did not help my niece of kidney trouble I got 11 bottle of this wonderful remedy and from the first dose she started t get better and for four days she passed kidney worms in her urine, and I must bay theo remedies are worth their weight in gold. Sold by Penny's Drug Store Stanford, Ky,. Made by the American Herb ami Plant Co., Junction City, Ky. IVug IVug-gisls - gisls IVug-gisls and country stores and agents write us lor prices 011 this wotuler wotuler-ful - ful wotuler-ful ren edy. They Both Need Them. New York has shipped 25.00Q Ulbles to San Francisco. Nobody In New York has any use for Ulbles. Mllwau kee Sentinel. More people, men and women nro trouble tlian ever before mid eacV suffering from kidney and bladder year more oflhem turn for quick re re-iiofaiiml - iiofaiiml re-iiofaiiml permanent benefit to Foley's Kidney Itemed), which has proven itself to he one of the most effective remedies for kidney ami bladder ail ailments - ments ailments th .1 inednal science has do ti-ed. For sale by Shugars & Tutiner.