The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-03-12
HUSTONvILLE.

here and practiced medicine IL years
ago. died recently in Williamsburg,
aged about 20.
Will Cabell arrived Sunday from
Chattanooga. having been notified Of
the serious illness Of his mother, Mrs.
Frances Cabell.
Hudson Bohon left Sunday for MI.
Auburn, H.. and Horace Bohon left for
London in the interest Of the Kentucky
Wagon Company.
Some of our farmers are great econ
omists. This is shown by their selling
what they can not eat, and eating
what they can not sell
Howard Camnitz left Sunday for
West Baden. Ind, where the Pittsburg
Nationals spend 10 days before going
10 Hot Springs for two-weeks' stay.
Tie numerous friends in Kentucky Of
George L. Carpenter will be glad to
learn Of the rapid Improvement IN his
health since his arrival at Henderson
vile. N. c.
Entries TO the combination horse sale
here on the oath. 25th and 26th are COM
ing in so rapidly that the secretary has
had 10 employ an assistant TO keep up
the entries and assist in other clerical
work.
Joe Garrison, Of Dunnville. died on
the 25th. Of the white plague, aged a..
He was the father of Fred Garrison.
who was killed on the Rolling Fork a
few months ago by his uncle. Hugh
Thompson.
Two large sides Of bacon disappeared
from the smoke house Of W. p. Carson.
The bloodhounds having gone to Pine
Knott the thief was not caught, but in
the future one Of the best dogs will be
left at home.
James j. Drye. who was resident
of the West End for many years. and
who had many friends and relatives in
this locality. died in Caldwell, kas..
last week. aged -. lie spent most OF
his life around here.
The Peavyhouse Tobacco Co. has
bought n lot Of 100 feet front on Dan
willie Avenue, by GOO feet back, upon
which they are preparing to build a
large tobacco warehouse and dwelling.
Work on the warehouse will be com
pleted by June ist and the dwelling la
ter on.
Lair and his bloodhounds were called
10 Pine Knott Thursday. where a store
had been robbed. All parties having
been kept away from the scene, good
scent was taken and the trail followed
"a miles 10 a depot, where the culprit
had been seen to get on freight train
going South. A good description OF the
thief. who was seen riding between two
oil tank cars. was sent South with the
hope Of catching him.
Moreland, one Of our suburban VII
lagos. has taken on a second growth In
the last few months and is forging
ahead of its town sister Milledgeville.
A new hotel building by Abe Minks,
late OF Laurel county, has been erected
and il would be an ornament to any
country town. A State bank has been
organized and ground broken for a brick
Office. Its capital stock will be Sl5.OoO
and il will be differed by b. b. King.
president; DIR. Pipes. vice president
Mr.. Without, of Owen county, cashier
and general manager.
On Thursday afternoon the Ladies
Missionary. Society met with Mrs. Crit
Rife. Mrs. Rife was leader and had
fine program which was highly enjoyed
by those who met to do honor to the
district manager. Miss Sallie Elkin, who
gave a helpful. inspiring talk. All
hearts were rejoiced to receive seven
new members. After adjournment
Mrs. Rife served refreshments in the
true Kentucky hospitable style and her
efforts were fully appreciated. Inc
next meeting will be on April at z r
NJ at the home of Mrs. Emmett Me
Cormack, TO which all members are cor
dially invited. Miss Elkin went from
here to Somerset. carrying with her thu
best wishes Of all.
At last Danville seems to be rlsini
from her Rip vanWinkle slumber an
is accepting the mantle which Prov
dence. prosperity and progress hav
placed at her disposal 1t is easily with
in her grasp to treble her popuiatlo
and business in short time, provide
she wants 1t and will take the hrs
steps necessary to secure Il. Build a
interurban line from Danville to star
ford, thence to this place and on to LII
tie Britain via Moreland. Milledgevill'
Junction City or Shelby City. The RICH
of way can be easily secured and at
reasonable cost. Cumberland Falls WI
soon be harnessed by an Eastern Con