The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-16
HUSTONvILLE.

without lights and there is no prospec
OF getting them.
A large crowd atten led the sale O
DR.. Estes effects last Saturday am
good prices prevailed.
The freeze Easter morning plsye,
havoc with the splendid prospect for
fruit crop in this locality.
Quite crowd from here is attend inc
the Southern Electrical Exposition al
Louisville and doing Spring shopping.
Mccormack, Myers & Vaughn Dough,
240 fat hogs Of J. W. Allen at market
prices and shipped them to Cincinnati
Chas. Wheeler will be the delegate
from the church here to Presbytery,
when it meets at Lawrenceburg or
April 90.
Aunt Sylvia Owens died at her home
Saturday and was buried in the colored
cemetery Sunday. She was raised in
this locality and was 100 years old al
the time Of her death.
Mr.. VIM. Barker is visiting his son,
DR.. J. C. Barker. The old gentleman
is living on the farm on which Gen.
Zollicoffer built Notifications in Deem
Der 1861, and vacated Jan. 16, 1862.
Just received 80 new suitings of the
very latest patterns. made to your
measure at prices that will surprise
you. Guarantee fit or no sale. Ask
for the cut price line. A. J. Adams.
Hustonville, Ky.
The citizens petition to the city coun-
Gil asking that hogs be prohibited from
running on the streets. was turned
down. The excuse offered by one coun-
Gilman was that all stock should have
been included in the petition.
The Northcott Produce & Poultry Co.
will open their house for business here
this week. These gentlemen come with
high recommendation for straight and
honest dealings. and success will surely
attend their efforts when they become
known.
The dress of Maggie Leonard, the l6-
year-old daughter of Mrs. Lucy Leon
ard, caught fire from a stove in their
cabin near Mt. Salem. and she is not
expected to recover. Their condition is
deplorable, the father and husband be-
ing in the asylum at Lexington.
Mrs. w. J. Campbell has returned
from Hot Springs, Ark, greatly relev-
ed from a severe attack of rheumatism.
DR.. Edward Alcorn and daughter, Miss
Lucy, have returned from two weeks
trip to Jacksonville, Fla, which was
greatly enjoyed. While there the doc
tor attended the Southern Medical Con-
vention.
One of our prominent live stock deal
ers received message Friday from the
city market on lambs. which plainly
read Market unchanged" but he read
it market angered," and rushed to
Judge Myers (who had not been drink
ing muddy water and who read it cor.
rectly. The excitement subsidized an
hour later.
Honor roll for intermediate" depart.
ment of Hustonville Gradedl School
Grade 7-Dodd Skinner, Bowman My
ers, Marion Lipps, Allen Ray Evans,
Dan Taylor, Spalding Hill.
Grade S-Mamie North, Eddie Gar.
penter. Zula Eads.
Freshman-Kate Warmer, .sI Anna
Barker, Pnul Willis.
J. + Jasper's store in Somerset was
broken into Thursday night and Friday
LARS bloodhounds followed the trail to
the home of George Sandusky.1 From
there George was trailed to his father s
and to the woods where he cut wood
and back to the Somerset Jail, q where
Sandusky had been placed on suspicion
after the dogs had trailed to his faith
er's house.
Mrs. Major Tombs. the beloved wife
of the well-kncwn major. passed into
eternal life on Wednesday. 7th. aged
So. Pneumonia was the cause 4 of hei
untimely demise. She was devoui
member of the Baptist church. loved
by all who knew her. and was dutiful
wife and loving mother, who.has gone
through the pearly gates to await the
family reunion, where partings will be
no more. IA large procession oflsorrow'
ing friends attended the funeral at Nc
Kinney cemetery.
The following program was most
creditably rendered at the.meeting last
week of the Hustonville Literary anc
Musical Club: Essay Miss Mary Pea.
vyhouse. subject-"What a Boy is Good
For." Current Events Eddie 7. Car
penter, Zula Eads, BessielRiffe. ....Juliar
Rife. Essay-Ola Williams, subject
Education. Humor-Jsmes Hall. Vo
cal Solo-Bessie Rife. iDebate- Re
solved that Foreign Immigration Should
be Prohibited by the United States
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