Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-12-11
HUSTONVILLE.


OF pretty csntata during the holidays
by some OF our singers.
Mr.. J,s HUI nan lost his fine mare
by death few days ago. She had been
kicked, which ia connection with other
causes, resulted in her death.
dollar wheat was sold in our town
this week. BIT those who most needed
to recsvs this orics for their WHEAT have
had t. dispose OF their crops long ego.
Toe Army Post had meeting Sat.
urday AZ M.sonic Hall and received sav-
ersl nss msnb-rs II is reported pros.
porous and steadily gaining ia member
ship
Last week o. II. Portman and Miss
Montgomery drove over from Liberty
attended by Mr.. Bowman and Miss wsd-
kins and were made one by Rev. B. j.
Pinkerton.
1T lie rumored that the city fathers
contemplate purchasing q pair OF thor
ouehbred blood bounds to insure the
spprebe nsion OF such midnight visitors
as called at the residence of Mrs. Bishop
the other night.
The new windows, which the ladies
OF the Christian church purchased, have
arrived and will immediately be placed
in position in the building. The beau
tiful memorial window commemorative
the life and work OF Elder W. l. Will
lism', decd, will also be pat ia at the
same time.
II the knowing ones are not mistak-
go, there will bs quite procession OF
love lorn couples to Hymen's altar in
the near future in this community. And
they do say that a romantic event that
was scheduled for the holidays was spoil
ed by the prosaic father of fair Juliet
swoopiug down upon her aud bearing
her far away beyond the reach OF Rom
eos signs and VOWS.
The menb ers OF the Christian church
had a business me eling Sunday morning
after services and instituted proceedings
To wipe out the Indebtedness on the pas
tors salary for the last year and to pro-
vide for the preaching OF the GOSPEL for
the ensuing year. Rsy. b J. Pinkerton
lie expected 10 supply the church this
year as pastor, not twice month. az
heretofore, but every Sunday.
MIR. Charles Wheeler has moved to
the residence Of Mrs Mary Logan, ste
having had ssle OF household effects
Saturday and vacated the house. Things
sold satisfactorily. Miss Mac Logan ex-
poets to remain in our midst and contin-
ne her millinery business, having taken
a room in the Carpenter block on Main
street. Miss Bette Logan expects to re-
main for while, until she fills her pres-
ent orders for dresses, after which she
will join her mother in the South. We
are sorry to see the breaking up OF this
happy family.
Some of our musical young men are
interesting themselves in an enterprise
which will give pleasure in more drec.
tons than one. They propose to give
concert few days before Christm as, the
proc seds to be applied in purchasing
Christmas gifts for children that Santa
Claus might overlook. Home talent
only will be drawn upon to furnish per
formers. Those mentioned in the mat.
ter are Beecher, Charley, Jerry and Sid
Adams and Burdets Powell. The pres-
ence and efficient help OF j. B. Cook is
also expected at that time. The boys
have practiced som" already and it is a.
good as assured, should they carry out
this plan, that they will have a success
ful and enjoyable entertainment.
--TiIden Cook, Harry Hooker and Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Robinson, al of Dam
vile, were here, guests st the home Of
Mr.. W,s. Hooker g. NJ. Giveps re-
turned Monday from visit to his daugh.
ter, Mrs. John Taylor, at Charlottesville.
Rube Owens, who had been some time
at his sisters, returned with his father.
b ,echer Adams, OF Longyiew, Ala, VAS
here few days and on Friday he and
his wife and children lett for home. Sam
Logan was here Saturday attending the
8 lie OF his mothers household goods.
George Ryan has gone to Texfs to make
il his future hone. Mrs. A. b. Mc&in-
pey is reported on the sick list. Mrs.
McOormsck is still very low
with heart trouble aud her death is daily
expected.