The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-12-14
HUSTONvILLE.

increase Of pension for George Bailey
colored. Of this place.
Jesse O. Carpenter has returned from
I Cincinnati. where he purchased a new
outfit for his livery barn
A camp Of Cuban beggtrs with wa
CONS, animals, etc. have been camping
near here for some time. Look out for
them.
A lO-pound magistrate has arrived al
Helmwood Heights to further bless the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. J X. Helm anc
to lovingly attend them in their declin'
ing years
Virgil Denham, son Of J. z. Denham,
living near Jumbo. and Miss Miss Maud
Baugh were married by Rev. Long on
last Tuesday. They have gone tohouse-
keeping on his fathers farm.
Mrs. Matte Beazley, Of Moreland,
and a Mr.. Vance. Of Tennessee, arous-
ed old Bro Burk the coolest night OF
last week and had him to pronounce the
ceremony in his bare feet-only had on
his trousers. What the hurry was, no
one explained.
On account OF increased business the
Hustonville Produce Co. has rented ad-
ditional storage barns and poultry lots.
They bought 1896. so worth Of eggs from
one man Saturday and they have 1000
turkeys to ship this week and about as
many chickens.
Miss Bette Lyon. daughter Of Evan
Lyon, who has been the guest OF rela-
tiyes and friends at Springfield. Ill,
for a few weeks, was married there on
the 9Th to Albert Coleman. Mr.. Cole
man is in business there and he and his
bride will not be able to visit Kentucky
until next summer.
The ladies bazaar at the Emporium
Flats Saturday was overwhelmed with
success. Their receipts were Sl35 and
they have some very desirable stock on
hands yet. The supper was fit for a
Lord and the service inimitable. The
management tenders its thanks TO pa
irons and friends and claims now the
same date for their Elysian bazaar next
year.
Among the live stock shipments from
here last week were: One car of hogs
at &c TO 7lc. and one car Of heavy corn
fed cattle at 81 to SIC by Myers q
Vaughn. Rife 4 Tucker shipped some
mixed hogs and butcher cattle at 6ic
and to &c. Coulter & Mccormack
shipped car Of butcher cattle at to
&c and one of hogs at 81 to &c.
Cornelius FLOYD. the efficient teacher
Of the Jumbo school. and Miss Ethel
Basin. both of Waynesburg. were
married Dec. by Rev. Lee. at Grove,
Ky. The professor is preparing for a
splendid Christmas entertainment at
his school, The exercises will be inter-
esting and Christmas tree will make
many hearts leap for joy. All invited.
The cold spell last week almost de-
populated the six schools on Rural
Route No. l. The Richards school,
having the largest attendance IN good
weather. dropped to the lowest in bad,
there being only dozen or so present.
The Smith school taught by Miss Stella
Hubble. had the largest attendance.
This is due to the popularity of the
teacher.
The tobacco growers in this part OF
the county and in Casey are reaping an
unprecedented harvest at this time. The
volume of money that is brought IL
here daily would surprise your readers,
Purdom at Moreland, Peavyhouse &
Sons, of this place, and kincaid a
West at Mckinney are getting the bulk
of il. There is already talk of pitching
larger crops next Spring.
The Mcdowell Medical Society OF
Cincinnati on Thursday evening last
celebrated the hundreth anniversary OF
the first ovarian operation by any
known surgeon in the world. Dr..
Ephralm Mcdowell. of Danville. Ky,
was the man who did il. Several Ken
lucky doctors were invited and attend
ed and the encomiums they showered
upon their entertainers would fill vol
ume. DIR. Fayette Dunlap. of Danville'
was one Of the speakers and his address
was received with marked enthusiasm.
DR.. Louis Schwab. mayor-elect of Gin
cinnati. presided with all the dignity of
a Cushing rhe banquet was held at
the Hotel Aims" and it looked as If
the Queen City" had been CLEANED for
all the good things within its walls. 1t
was superb and heartily enjoyed. Not
one drop Of wine or any other intoxi-
cant was ON the table-a vast improve
ment over former customs.