Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-11-20
HUSTONFILLE.


ing turkeys and shipping irom this point
Five cents per pound is the price paid.
-Hustonvile will send a large and
fashionable delegation to the entertain
ment at Waitou's Opera House tonight
AT Eiring'on's sale Tuesday the
land was taken down on bid amount
irg to about s. per acre. Other thugs
sold well.
Higgins Woods, while hunting ia
the neighborhood OF town ist week, shot
sage heo, rather rare bird f)r this
section, though plentiful in the West.
-Mrs. Isaac Steele has removed 10
Louisville. Mrs. Mary Logan expects
shortly to 20 South to her daughter 8,
Mre. Beecter Adams, in Alabama. NJ 90
Bette will accompany her uo.her, VII lie
Mics Mac will remain here. Mr.. Char es
I Wheeler has rented the Logan prope ty
aud will remove 10 i. as soon as vsta a.
ted.
Last Sunday the Christian Eudeav-
orers OF this place met with Endesvorers
Of Turnersville in union service Q1ite
an enjoyable and profitable meeting was
bad. The Sunday preceding the Turn
ersville Society met with the Society
here. This exchange OF courtesies can
not fail to be productive OF pleasure and
profit TO both Societies.
Squire John Ellis removed his fam
lily q stanford this week. George Was
already there drawing custom from thi,
end OF the county to the Louisville Store,
in which he clerks We hope since the
fortu es OF war are IN Squire Ellis favor
that he may fall heir to a rich slice Of
pie from the incoming administration,
for he il a JEALOUS worker for bis party
in season aud out Mr. and Mre. Beech
er Adams will occupy the house. known
as the Peacock property, vacated by Mr..
Ellis.
Rev. Tom Coleman vas expected
here Sunday to commence meeting at
the Baptist church, but disappointed
thoEe VINO bad gathered to hear BIN by
not coming. Prof j. b Pinkerton
preached an excellent sermon Sunday
niRt at the Bsp,ist church 10y request
and the next day Bro. M.hkin, Of SON.
erset, WAS telsgraphed to and came to
continue the meeting and has been
preaching since Monday night to good
audiences. Bro. MilSin is prime ia
yofiir with Hus,onvils people and il
goes without saying that We are all glad
10 have the opportunity to bear him
sgain.
Niles Carrie Woods, who has been
visiting ner si'ter, Mrs. John Reid, hes
returned To Cincinnati 10 the Conservs-
tory OF Music To resume her stldips
there. q. M. Givens was visiting Car.
ter Walker at PerryviIle last week. Mrs.
l. +. Huffman, of Lexington, arrived
Monday, having been called To the bed
side OF her father, Elder w l.. Williams,
who is dangerously i'll. Mr.. Clay Balm
is enjoying his visit hugely and frds
his only embaTrgss ment ia the fact that
the days are too short for MIN to accept
hall the Invitations from old friends TO
visit them in their homes. DR.. Hawk
Brown has returned from his deer hunt
in Tennessee aud his party was ~ usual
successful, having killed five deer. Owen
Williams left Tuesday for Cincinnati TO
enter deuta! college. Mr.. Chas. Wheel
er paid A II wing visit to Stanford n few
nights ago on account of an aching tooth
which the local dental talent failed 20
extract Tor hiuI, but Dr.. Penny did the
business with his little odontunder and
Mr., Wheeler returned at , O'Clock in the
morning minus a tooth, nut relieved OF
the pain that had driven him frantic.