The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-22
HUsTONvILLE.


GER Onera Honse. It.
The annual hegira of tenants is in full
blast and wagons loaded with household
plumber are as thick as lumber wagons.
Sam Mckinney has bought the Ed
ring ton home on Danville Ave-, for ST.
600 and will get possession in 30 days.
Elwood weatherford, who has been
seriously il! with pneumonia for some
time, is, we are glad to report, much
better.
Link Wells defeated Capt. Raines IL
votes for the nomination for county
Judge of Casey in the primary Of last
Saturday.
The Messrs. Gam, of Wayne county,
who bought the C. T. Bohon farm. have
taken possession and we welcome them
to the blue grass.
All travellers from this locality and
Casey county remember the Blue Grass
Special going and coming. for on its
patronage depends its continuance.
l.. B. Peck, whose store was robbed
and burned recently, is rebuilding on
the same lot and hopes to have the
building ready for large stock OF
Spring goods.
Mrs. Nancy Privett, of South Fork,
is reported seriously i'll of the
infirmities of old age. She is the moth
err of Mrs. l. G. Terry, who is attend
ing her wants night and day.
The prospects are quite flattering for
our stallion and jack sale next month.
Entries are being made daily and are
of high class. There will be stock
here from the best raisers in the State.
At the sale of the estate of d. M.
Lipps, deceased, on Tuesday the resi-
dence was bought by J. w. Hoskins for
s.. 900 and the mill was knocked off to
Nave g. Co. for $1,000. Both prices
are decided bargains.
Jesse P. Rife and wife had the an
nual assembiage of all their children on
the 25th. When seated at the banquet
hoard. famous for its excellence, each
child found a substantial gift in check
PAYABLE at the Hustonville National
Bank.
John Lynn sold 1903 good cattle to To-
cal buyers at good price. Myers q
cCormack shipped two cars of good
hogs to Cincinnati, for which they paid
81 to sic. Rife & Tucker shipped one
car of good butcher cattle at &c and
hogs at 4 to 4tc. J. W. Allen sold to
John Lynn 33 good feeders at DC.
Despite the depression in business for
the past year. especially in money mat
tiers. the two banks of our city showed
quite a prosperous condition. The Ma
tional Bank has in deposits sl45. 600 and
cash on hand for all demands. The
Peoples Bank reports individual depos-
its to the amount of S55, 900 with all
the cash necessary to supply their de-
mands.
The members of the Christian church
are urged to be present next Sunday
morning to elect two new deacons.
Prof. E. A. Fox, of Louisville, secreta-
~ of the Sunday School Association.
will conduct Sunday school mass meet
ing at the Christian here on Sunday af-
ternoon, Jan. %, at 2 o'clock, and ad-
dress a union meeting at the same
place at Z O'Clock. All interested in
S. S. work are urged to be present.
The following directors were elected
on the 18th to serve for the current
year over the destinies of the National
Bank of this place: j. W. Powell, G.
l.. Carpenter. Col. H. II. McAninch. of
Middieburg. I. ]. Robinson, W. G. Cow
an, B b. King, of Moreland, and Ed
ward Alcorn. The board organized and
elected DIR. Edward Alcorn. president;
T. j. Robinson, vice president; j. w.
Hooker, cashier; June II. Hooker, as
sistant cashier
Allen l.. Burris, of Denver. Col, who
married charming Miss Mary Carpen-
ter, of this place, few years ago. has
at last won signal victory and posi-
bly, big fortune by BUSTING a lot of
big fellows from the control of valua-
BILE Cripple Creek gold mine in which
he is largely interested. Burris is only
% years old now. but for six years he
has worked continually to attain the
thing he has accomplished almost by
his own unaided efforts. Burris and
a few friends bought the interests of
Bernard and others who were "bulling"
the stock, for 500. 200 and let them
out. Almost a new board was elected.
with young Burris as president. This
mine, embracing many acres. is one of
the richest and most valuable in Colora-
do and will make the young man rich
some day. His friends, and they are