The interior journal., 1909-10-08
HUSTONvILLE.

Howard Camnitz. the chief pitcher Of
the Pittsburg pirates, will be home next
Tuesday.
Rev. W. s. Willis will preach one of
the centennial sermons at Pittsburg, Pa,
next week.
Mrs. Joseph McKeown and little son,
Of Louisville, are with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Newbern.
Rev. W. S. Willis subject next Sum-
day morning will be: For What Do
we as a People Stand ?" No night ser
vice.
DIR. Lillian Bryan Askenstedt, Of
Louisville, was the guest of Rev. W..
s. Willis and wife last !, week. The
doctor is sister Of Mrs. Willis.
James Yowell bought 100 barrels of
corn this week at $3.50 per barrel de-
livered. Emmett Mccormack sold James
Yowell Wednesday 20 l,l5O pound cat
tie at 4ic.
F. p. Combest, President of the Com
mercial Bank. of Liberty, has been
seriously i'll for two weeks but is
thought by DR.. Alcorn to soon be on
the road to recovery.
The Hattie Bishop property was
bought Saturday by DIR. Barker for
81, 400. The property was sold to Jno.
Rife for 81 300 and an auctioneer could
have gotten 81. 500 for it easily.
Miss Bette Logan sold lot on West
Main ST., so foot front by $50 feet
deep, to Miss Ellen Powars Saturday
for $40. Miss Powars will build a
handsome home on it Immediately.
Henry Afford stole Miss Julia
Meadors last week and they went to
Tennessee and were married. Will
Moran and Lula Bolin, of Frys Creek,
were married at Liberty last week.
Gill Cowan and Doc Drye's scalps
have not fully recovered yet with
hair" lost in their recent wreck while
trying to drive over a COW on a dark
night. Ask them for full particulars.
The George Wright carriage factory
here is turning out some very hand
some hand made "runabouts" that
must be seen to be properly appreciated.
He is behind with orders and will in
crease his force in the near future.
Jno. Smith and wife, of Paris, Ky, are
enjoying a two weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. A. Eubanks. Mr. and
Mrs. I. c. Carter, of Anderson county,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Eu-
banks, who are Mrs. Carter's parents.
A nice 65.acre farm with good metal
roof cottage and other outbuildings in
fine community in the fertile Green
River valley will be sold at about half
price if sold this month For full par
ticulars write w. r. Williams & Co.,
quick.
Miss Fannie and Mrs. M. F. North
were visiting relatives in Burgin last
week. Mrs. Jno. A. Ward and chill
dren, of Pineville, who have been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. M. F. North. have
returned home delighted with our
country.
The building fever in our city has be-
come epidemic. doubtless contracted
from our hourishing.. heighbor Little
Britain" who has it within her power
to have twenty thousand population.
Six new buildings are now going up
and others are soon to follow.
Rifle & Tucker shipped last week
one car butcher cattle 81 to 3Ac, one car
hogs 6ic. j. Hoffman shipped one car
cattle. Coulter & Mccormack shipped
one car hogs and butcherlcattle. Myers
& Vaughn shipped one car hogs st to
7c, one car l. 400 pound cattle DC.
Bumper crops and good prices are in
store for the horny handed sons OF
toll in the old reliable "West End.
Tobacco. the largest acreage and yield
in the county's history and all in the
barns before frost and II to l4c being
offered and refused. The corn yielC
was never better and 50 so to 81 75 is
the current prices per barrel delivered
Flowing for wheat is progressing slow
ly on account of the continued drowth.
The large hay crop is being baled and q
ready market found at satisfactory
/ prices