The interior journal., 1909-01-08
HUSTONvILLR.

year will be held here Feb. 10 and IL.
Presented by the wife of c. W. Ad
ans to his Lordship on Jan. 8, an eight
pound SON Beecher, for new years
gift
Mrs. George l.. Bradley, nee Cabbell
was the recipient Of many nice brida
presents here. where no one knows hel
but to love her.
Lost, a hunting case gold watch, las
week on the Tanner or Hall Anderson
farm. Reward for its return to Newt
Jones, Mt Salem.
Our new board of city fathers met
Monday evening and elected j. II
Hooker, treasurer. They will complete
their organization this week.
The four.year-old son of Dignity Dare
that Smith T. Powell sold for $500 al
our last horse sale, was sold last week
to New York parties for $500.
Mrs. J. p. f. McKeown. of Louis.
vile, is the guest Of her parents here.
Y. W. Burton, having rented his farm
to John Lynn, has moved to Somerset.
C. M. Sipple and family will move
to the farm recently bought of /. Hal
di, who will locate at Frankfort. Mrs.
Hill Spalding. of Louisville, Is visiting
her father, DIR. Edward Alcorn.
Rev. II. M. Burk desires through
these columns to express his heartfelt
thanks to his.many friends at Huston
willie and Moreland who so kindly re-
membered him during the holidays.
The thanks of carrier on No. are
hereby rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Helm, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Walls and
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Reynolds for sub
stantial remembrances during the .holi-
days.
Myers, Vaughn & Mccormack ship.
ped to Cincinnati one car of hogs they
bought at to SC. one car of butcher
cattle bought at q to 3tc. c. r. Nc
Cormack shipped one car of cattle
bought at to 3Ac.
Misses Elizabeth and Nancy Hum
spent last week with friends and rela.
tives here. Horace Bohon got home
from the Pacific slope on the 30th anc
started for the Atlantic coast Jan. /,
spending but two nights out of harness,
The store and stock of goods of l.. b,
Peck. located on the pike one-half mile
south of Mckinney, was robbed anC
burned Sunday morning at 4 O'Clock.
No insurance. Besides the stock anC
building Mr.. Peck lost $50 in cash,
which he left in the store. The build
ing was saturated inside with coal oil
before being fired.
The following officers were elected
by our Masonic lodge to serve. the en-
suing year: George ID. Weatherford,
W. NJ, f. V. Carson, S. W., E. Nc
Cormack. j. W., John Lynn. secretary,
C. W. Adams. treasurer. j. p. Goode,
Tyler, ]. B. Rife, S. d., o. 5. Williams,
j. D., John Dinwiddie. c. II. The lodge
meets on the second Friday in each
month at 2 p. NJ. The unanimous thanks
Of the brethren are extended to Hon. j.
N. Saunders for his most excellent work
here last meeting.
On Thursday, Dec. 81, in Lexington,
George L. Bradley, of Lexington, and
Miss Dolie Cabbell. of Hustonville.
were married by the pastor of Broad
way Christian church. This wedding
was the elimination of short acquain-
tance, accelerated by love at first sight,
and was quite surprise to the friends
of the bride. who thought another had
won her. Mr.. Bradley is native of
Bourbon county and holds a lucrative
position with the l.. & N. in Lexington.
where they will go to housekeeping.
They spent Sunday here with the bride IS
mo ther. They have the best wishes of
every one.
In as much as the Blue Grass Special
was run to Moreland for the benefit of
the citizens of this place and surround
ing country, it behooves US to encour-
age the travelling public to avail them
selves of this special service. Much de-
pends upon this. 1t is plain business
that unless it pays reason
able return it will not continue to come
to Moreland every night, as it is now
doing. The early hour, 5:45 A. M, at
which it leaves for Cincinnati, prevents
many from using this train. AS winter
passes, this should not be an excuse.
The shipments of poultry by express
from Moreland are equal to that of any
station on the line and the shippers all
prefer this train. They are doing their
duty faithfully and well. As Casey
county citizens travel much, their at
tention is called to this feature also.
They can help save the Golfers of the
company by taking little Blue Grass
"in theirn." Every passenger helps
and every monthly increase in receipts
at the Moreland office will give US
greater confidence that we will receive
the benefits Of this special train.
Simple Remedy For La Grippe
Racking la grippe coughs that may
.N..Wm int