The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-07-16
HUsToNvILLE.

Born. on July It'll. to the wife OF Mr.
l.. b. Peck a l0.pound son, Green X
Peck.
Rev. C. r. Blain will preach at Chris
tian church next Sunday night. Every
body invited.
Ed Young, base ball player Of jun
DO. had his nose broken by being struck
with fast ball.
We have received since the fire full
line Of fresh drugs and groceries. Cal
on US. Adams Bros.
Eleven hundred and forty'seven pas
sengers paid fare TO Cincinnati and
went on the excursion train last Sun
day week.
Col G. G. Helm. OF Lexington, Is
spending his vacation at Helm Wood
Heights" the beautiful home OF his
brother. Jas. X. Helm.
Geo. S. Tate. on the Piles and Bell
farm. holds the honor of having field
of about 20 acres Of the eleanest and
best corn in this end Of the county.
The best game OF base ball ever play
ed here was played Saturday by hus-
tonyille and Middleburg. The score was
to o at the end Of the 18th inning.
Carpenter & Hopper sold "Calash,
which won 5000 purse lately, for
$1,000. They have most promising
two-year- old that is full sister to him.
A protracted meeting at the Baptist
church conducted by the pastor. Rev
Jones. begun Wednesday with morn
ing and evening services until fhrther
notice.
Lindsey. l2-year-old son Of Sam Ruth
erford, was severely cut just above the
ankle while cutting weeds with seythe
blade. DIR. Alcorn sewed up the wound
and thinks the worst is past.
MIR. and Mrs. Grant Smith. Of San
Louis. Potosi. Mexico. have arrived in
Kentucky for a month 10 visit Mrs.
Smith is a sister of Geo. Hum, OF
Moreland. and Mrs. viii Dunn. of our
city.
Mrs. Sue Jones and son. James, of
Temple, Texas, are visiting friends and
relatives in this vicinity. Miss Josie
Goode. now forelady Of large neck tie
company in Louisville, is spending her
vacation with her parents here.
The death of George l.. Carpenter. a
director in the National Bank here, ne
cessitated the appointment of another,
I understand that Cicero Reynolds, OF
Stanford, was appointed. Mr.. X. has
served in that capacity before and is a
good man.
C, W. Adams bought very desirable
building lot, 90xl75 feet, adjoining the
Mccormack home on West Main street
from Alfred Russell and wife on Satur'
day. He intends building a modern
home, and work on same VIII begin as
soon as he can get possession.
Misses Cora and Hattie Lipps have
returned from lengthy visit to then
sister. Mrs. VIM. Nave. near Danville
Miss Annie Mckinney is at the bedside
of her aunt. Miss Belle Owens. in thi'
place, who remains very i'll. Miss Loi'
Willis is at home from her school II
southern Kentucky.
Architects will complete this weeI
plans and specifications for splendi'
two story brick business house fo
Adams Bros. to adorn the southeast
corner Of Main and Danville streets
Plans are also being completed for re
building the remainder of burnt district
with brick buildings.
Sim Skeens and John Tom Taylol
were landed in our calabooss by Mar
shall Lair charged with robbing Ford''
store in Casey. The bloodhounds trail
ed them for miles TO where they chang
ed shoes. Lair caught them at Burn
side with the goods. which still had thu
private mark Of Mr.. Ford, who identif
ed them. They were taken to Libert,
isil. Later. They have confessed an'
hope by doing 90 TO secure short time
sentence.