The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-10-07
HustonviIle.

MIR. Charles Wheeler and wife and
Miss Bessie Worthington and Rev.
G. X. Blaine, of our city motored down
10 Louisville one day last week. After
shopping there the afternoon and fol-
lowing morning they returned bone
by another route and all the trip made
In Mr.. Wheeler's new automobile with
ont minute stop for repairs or other
trouble.
Services will be held at the Presby-
terian church Saturday morning Oct.
Sth, at ten o'clock. Communion Sab
bath morning. Sabbath school ten o.
clock. Cary r. Blain, pastor. All in
vited.
Work on the new sohool-house near
Mat Reynolds residence is progress
ing and the building will be ready for
occupancy within week or ten days
Driving along highway a few days
since when crisp temperature and
absence of wraps suggested arctic re-
gions and animals like polar bears
that were never caught without their
overcoats. we suddenly looped up for
moment and supposed We had
come % the Flagstaff that DR.. Cook
planted at the north pole; to be dis
illnsioned on nearer approach, Observ-
ing fence rail thrust In a hole in the
middle ~ the rOTi ~ a danger ; <
mai Further a.onS another a little "ut
OF center OF road and bridge bioxrp
ia by Hortons thrsshing outfit and
another nes tho l'ipes and Bell ONE.
badly needing repair. These things
suggest that ;hc cPdnty road snDerin-
tendent shou geT bus. or negligence
promises damage suits IN Dix amounts.
RS. ! p. Rife, OF Erlanger. is visit
ing relatives lers. Miss Annie Runey
Duna has returhei home lrom de-.
ightfrl three weeks visn With Mrs.
Dan TTaylor AMI other irirnos be-
tween stanford and Crab Orchard
At $3.50 p NJ. there is planet Visit
BILE in the north east horizon at about
10 degrees higher that is more re,uark
able than Halley's comet. Its rapid
movements seem to be up and down
back and forward and from right TO
left and during these evolutiCns it
throws volumes OF assorted colors on
its body.
The old superstition that lightning
never strikes twice in the same place
is shattered not only by the clay
statue at Lexington. but by a paIticu-
lar locust tree in a row near James
Illusions on Danville pike. About one
month ago Mr.. Huston saw a horse
staggered by the shock and barely
able to maintain his footing, though
not seriously hurt. Limbs from same
tree indicated another stroke the first
succeeding storm.
Being disabled for life lately, | am
anxious to sell my two hundred acre
tara at very low price to make a
quick safe. situated in a very desir-
able locality, close to churches. school
and store. with a new nine room metal
roof dwelling. Large metal roof to
hacco barn. tenant houses, stock barns
cts. splendidly fenced. For price and
terms to suit the most economical, ad.
dress at once p o. Box 1872 Huston
Vile, XIV. 63-2
Corn cutting has begun in earnest
with a good acreage and yield. The
large tobacco crop is housed in fine
shape and the prospects for a good
price are quite flattering.
Clayton Alcorn Gilbert OF Middles-
boro, Mo-, is mere visiting his kinfolks
and in Stanford. He left this county
60 years ago and is surprised at the
progress made during these several
decades.
Moreland our railroad suburb has
two telegraph operators named
Fnnchem and Grouse, in the employ
OF the Cincinnati Southern.
1t is known to all men around this
place that wkiskey is being sold pro.
miscuously, defiantly and boldly. Our
trustees could suppress this lawless
traffic in one day IT they would. There
will be indictments enough returned
at our next circuit court, TO keep the
parties in Jail for the next five years
The evidence is daily accommodating
and will be presented at the proper
time.