Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-08-28
HUSTONVILLE.

Mr.. Lyons accompanying the shipment.
/ Our public school opened with about
40 in attendance, which il very encour-
aging Our people are taking more in
terest in tho school than ever before.
Miss Helen Taylor assists Miss Mary
/ Thompson this year.
There will be preaching services at
the Presbyterian church tonight and to-
morrow and also Sunday. sunday mofn-
Ing the Lords Supper will be celebrated
Rev. w. I. Overstreet will preach at all
OF these services All are cordially in
vited.
DIR. W. B. Penny will be in Huston
vile next Monday, August 81. Cell At
once and have your dental work done,
az his stay will be limited. Entire salts
faction guaranteed Crown and bridge
work specially. Room No. /, Wealth
eriord Hotel.
A iew days since. while Mrs. John
DinwiGdie and her daughter, Mrs. Lou
Carpenter, were driviug along the Brad
! toTdsyils pike, the horse became fright
ened and ran with them ss far as Sam
Reid's place, wh,rs be was stopped.
The ladies, though badly scared, were
not hurt and neither was the horse.
Our base ball enthusiasts went out
the other day to practice and TO see il
team colld not be organized here. Bad
luck attended the meeting, however, for
as Arthur Carpenter aud Beecher Adj
ANS we're sprinting after the same fly
they collided and Beecher's teeth were
loosened, his mouth cut and eye black
ened, while the force OF the blow knock
ed him crazy for awhile Walker Pink
erton spralned his foot in the same game
and Eow ia compelled TO drag about on
crulch~s, all interesting invalid.
-Mrs. VIM Bell was buried in our
cemetery Monday afternoon, services at
the grave She died of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Judith Carpenter, wife Of VIM Car
prutsr, who WA Miss judith Shelby be-.
fore marriage, died In Texas, Aug. l1tL,
aged 20 years. Mr and Mrs. Carpenter
us'd 10 i've at Carpenters Station, near
h,r', bat removed 10 Texas some years
since The death OF janice B,bb caused
shock TO his many friends hare Ms it
was not known that he was even sick.
Miss Lena Goode, Mrs. Area FRYE
aud Mrs. John Gooje were among those
who went to Cincinnati Sunday on an
excursion. Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Swine.
broad, Of Hubble, we're at Squire Adams
Sunday. j. b. Cook, OF LawrenceburR,
Is visiting in the community. DR.. l.. +.
Huffman and wife, OF Lexington, are
here. Miss Mary Adams has returned
from visit to Hubble. Jerry Adams
lett sunday for a tWo-months' visit TO
[ Texas. Miss Bette Logan has returned
/ from a visit to relatives in Alabama She
brought WIKI her Mrs. Chloe Adams lit
tie daughter, Murray. Mrs. Higgins, Of
Lexington, who has been visiting at the
home OF Charles Wheeler, returned home
Monday. Sam Logan has rented a shop
and is going into the harness bpriness at
Lawrenceburg. He says thereis good
| opening there for his business. Mr.. T. J.
/ Robinson is back from sojourn at q
mountain watering place. He was at
Clear Greek Springs, four miles from
PIneville. in Bel county. He says the
mud or sediment from the Springs is
used by the natives as a sure cure for ev-
erything from corn 10 cancer. he
left his brother there and Gays that he
improved rapidly during the whole time.
-SAFE CRACEED Monday night the
/ bold cracksman got in his work in our
town. An entrance was attempted at
the store OF Isaac Steele, hut George
Westheriord, who sleeps next door, Was
awakened and shouting nj the burglars,
frightened them off. They forced open
the door of the Office OF Q. &. VanArs-
dale at the mill and broke two bits in
trying TO bore a hole into his safe Their
haul was made at the store OF Charles
Wheeler. They forced his front door
open and blew the door of his safe and
extracted Si0in money therefTom. Mr..
Wheeler can not tell just what he has
lost from his stock, but he knows that
they took four Stetson hats valued at IS
each, four pairs fine ladies' shoes and
several gold watches. In all he thinks
his loss will amount to at least $3.50.
Some time ago his store was burgarzed
ald these same watches stolen. They
were afterwards found near Cynthisns
in hollow stump aud recovered by Mr..
Wheeler, There were i've men at least
in this party. Four kept guard on the
street while the cracksman was opening
the sales. While they were at work in
Mr.. Wheeler's store, DIR. Brown came to
his font door. One OF the men on guard
presented gittering gun in the doctors
faa nd 4.