Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-03-10
HUsTONvIllt.


We wish TO congratulate your people
80 far for the escape they have male
from smallpox.
The creeks here went past the dan
ger line. and several colored families
had to vacate their homes In the sub
urbs Of Rife Town.
!. u. Roy Rose, who represents Rhe-
einach, Ullman n Co. OF Chicago, cloth
ing house, has been called to that city
by the firm TO take n more lucrative
position with the same house. They
want him to travel for them aud his
territory "a be Kentucky aud Teunes-
see. J. Walker Pinkerton Will have
charge of Roy's sample room and goods
while he Is away. We certainly wish
them both we'll. ID. $. Carpenter, one
of our prominent business men, has
been confined to his bed for week
with grip. During the serious Illness
OH. X Camuitz. 4. NJ. his daughter.
Miss Edna. has had almost entire con-
troll OF the Office. and only repeat the
sentiments OF the entire community,
when | say she has filed the place most
creditably. Mr.. c. Is and has been In
bed for six weeks.
Miss Frances Adams. who has been
visiting Miss Annie Evans Bright at
Hubble, has returned. and brought as
her guest. Miss Bright. Messrs. Frank
Robinson and George Dunn, OF Dan
Vile, accompanied them. +. j. Mon
nett, OF Norwalk, o, Is here on buui'
ness. James b. Cook has been suffer-
ing with an attack OF grip. Len Tay-
Tor, a full-neged railroader of Pitts
burg, spent several days with his pa
rents. Miss Mabel Taylor came home
With him. Miss Camille Hopper, a
pupil Of Glendale Female College, has
been home ;or two weeks on account
OF sickness. She hopes 10 return In n
few days. John II. Dillon. Jr., OF Cow
ington, has been visiting Howard Cam
nItz and Val Il. Morse. Mr.. Dillon
came home with Miss Edna Camuitz,
who has been with Louise Culbertson.
Miss Camnitz was called home on ao-
count OF the illness of her father.
G. II. Williams, OF Georgetown, was
here one day last week. This gentle
man Is the prime mover In wanting To
build the electric railway from More
land To Liberty. He comes highly rec'
commended a. gentleman and a thor
ough business man IN every particular.
He was here looking over the ground
and l. very enthusiastic on the subject
He has bad great deal Of experience
Ia this same business for several years
aud from his conversation he l. certain
liz acquainted with every hog path and
wild cat track OF Kentucky and Tennes'
see. This road should and does mean
whole lot TO our citizens, and the
town seems anxious TO take hold aud
seize something TO rejuvenate the en-
tire place. And why not! noticed Ia
your last Issue good leuer from YOU
Moreland correspondent with one ex
ception and that Is where he gives oui
new road kick, but IL Is only "sou'
grapes" with him and his citizens
Whenever Hustonville says she Is go
ing TO do thing, she is pretty apt u
do it and always In good style. s.
Moreland just take your dose and sa!
nothing, for the road is ours. Severa
of our capitalists and hustlers hav'
gone TO the home OF MIR. Williams u
confer with that gentleman and perfec
arrangements. These men are DIR. *
Alcorn, Messrs. Jesse Rifle, Waller {
Greening and James Frye. Now wheI
that body of Doodle and brains star
after as good thing rs an electric
railway, you will be bound TO heal
something drop. will try and Keel
Moreland posted as To the rapid prog
ress of said road