The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-08
Prominent Man Dead
At Junction City
Junction city. Ji,lyS.


He was a Modern woodman and had
$1,000 insurance IN the order He l.
survived by his wife and .iye little
girls. the Oldest eight gears Of age.
The burial took place at junction. City
at ocolok Thursday afternoon.
/ Messrs Harvey Hopkins and Ernest
Ford. two OF the Moreland high school
pupils OF Prof. r. L. Grubbs. took the
examination for graduation in May
two months after school and both Sc
cured diplomas emitting them TO a
! four years high school course either
at Stanford or Hustonville.
Prof T.. l.. Grubbs. who taught as
principal of the Moreland high school
1 last year. was reelected as principal
ter next year nc an increased salary.
Miss Fannie Spears. an experienced
teacher OF Moreland. will have charge
OF the primary departmnt.
Mr. VIM. Burke, Jr.. Of Cincinnati.
Is among old school mates here his
fathers family live n i'reYtnnsburs
Misses Ruth Turner. OF Mckinney,
and Patty Eell Burke, OF Bryantsyllle.
are the guests OF Mrs. s. w. Burke
Prof TEos A. Hendricks. wife and
two children, Ttos. A.. Jr.. and Kath
crime. OF Cynthiana. are the guests Of
squire and Mrs. Cox.
Mr. Elias lie Fever got the contract
TO build the wholesale (hranch) house
for the Cumberland Grocery Compa-
ny, OF Burnside He will build Il just
in the rear OF John Moore's photo gal
iery.
Mrs. Mamie Harper received word
that her son, NJ A. Harper, OF Sails
bury. y. C.. has gone TO Colorado fol
owing an operation Tor appendicitis
he g dolns VEL
Mr.. Rip" McCrsw has resigned as
bill Clerk 20 the sheby d sweeney
wholesale grccefy and Henry Adkins
has accepted the place.
Miss Louise Green. of Perryville,
vas the guest last week OF Mrs. Bail.
ey.
Mr.. @, D. McCollum Ia having his
popular hotel painted after its bap.
tlsm from, the fires on as many differ
ent sides the past few years.
Miss Kate vanarSiall OF Little ltocS
Ark. is the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Lou owens. who is very III OF con
sumption.
Mrs Willie Townley tnee vanars-
dam and husband. OF Birmingham.
IA. are here with relatives.
Misses Maggie and Elizabeth Cox
spent the Fourth at haywood. the
guests OF Misses Grace and Winnie
Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rifle, of Huston.
vile. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Routon.
Mrs. J. L. Rose. who was burie" in
Hustonville last week, was once as
sistant state deputy for the Ladies Of
the Macoabees. and she carried ,2,Oop
insurance. with them. She was Of on
exceedingly lovely disposition and ev-
erybody loved Kate
Mr.. q. ID. McCollum has Installed a
5000 National cash register in his res
taurant.
Alr. Estes, OF Lancaster, Is the guest
Of his cousin. Bowen Adams this
week
Mrs. Dettie Simpson is very III AT
her home in Shelby City.
Hattie Leigh is confined TO her room
ON account OF srrained ankle.
A number OF the young folks at this
place will attend the picnic at tones
Park near Middlehurg. Saturday sth
Owens Garter. OF Moreiand, was
calling here sunday.
Miss Anna Matix Is the guest Of
Miss Mamie Walls here.
Miss Ruth Keane has returned from
Terre Haute. Ind. where she has been
in school the past year.
MIR Depp. OF Hnstonville. was vrs-
itor to the home Mr.. c. L. Pruitt or
Sunday. Mr.. Pruitt mas been employ
ed Moreland the past week
Messrs. Thomas, Bud and Nick hag-
gard. OF Kings Mountain, We're with
their brother, a. J. aaggard, heiore
has operation and al his death.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Kelley Of Camp
Nelson, spent the Fourth With reia'
tives and attended our meeting.
Mr.. J. NJ. Keane and children, John
NJ. Ir.. and Lila (Bobs) spent the
past week in Burgin with her two sis
tiers, Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Hav kins.
Mrs w. G. Sweeney and grand
daughter, Miss Gladys Sweeney spent
a few days in Louisville this week.