The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-14
AUTO FEVER HITS
FAIR HUSTONVILLE
SEVERAL PROGRESSIVE CITIZENS
BUY MAcHlNES-BUDoET
OF LIVE NEWS.
IInstonville. lnne Ia.

bought a five passenger REQ. Adam
CARPENTER has made a selection and
several others we know of have the
auto fever.
Peavyhouse & Sons sold a splendid
nine-year-old draft horse to the In
dian Refining Company, Of Danville.
5000
Myers & Vaughn shipped three car
loads of lambs and one car Of hogs to
Cincinnati last week for which they
paid 8 IL TO 80 cents.
Charles X. Wheeler ran over to Lex
lngton and back in his auto last Mon
day.
DR. RI Alcorn attended the annual
meeting last week of the American
Medical Association in St Louis.
Miss Mamie Brown has received
from some kind lady friend in White
Cloud, Mich. box Of wintergreen
berries, a delightful and dainty little
fruit that cold weather does not af-
feet and that natures there before
strawberries do here.
Charles Brown, Of Louisville, was
home Sunday. He is making good
with the Southern Tent and Awning
Company OF that city and Lexington.
Tho severe wind storm last week
put a large number Of our phones out
of use, but our new lineman, Chas.
Jones soon got all talking again.
An extraordinary entertainment by
the best dramatic and musical talent
in these parts will be given at Al
corn's Opera House on Friday eve
ing, June II. The Ladies' Aid So
ciety have charge OF the affair which
is guarantee of is success.
Miss Efie Drye is the guest of Mrs.
Lou Fidler. of I.ehanan.
George Bohon. VIII Il. Davis and
Charles Finnell. of Harrodsburg,
came over in a $500 auto for uncle
"Foddie's" benefit and spent the day
with Or. ]. T. Bohon and family.
Mr.. Frank LETTERS and wife and
Master Frank spent a few DAYS last
week with Dr. Bohon
The mother of Fred LETTERS, of Lou
isvills, came over last Friday for an
indefinite sojourn at Or. Bohon's.
Mrs. Hill Spalding. Of Louisville, is
visiting ner father. Or. Acorn.
Miss Hattia Lipps has returned
home from Vincent, Ala, where she
spent a most successful season trim
ming ladies' hats.
Parker Swope and Rowland Bishop
have been rendered good positions in
the Blue Grass League and may ac'
cept if they can get releasd from the
| local team.
Several sacks OF Saturday weeks
mail for this place were held over at
Moreland until Monday which ac'
counts for the late delay in delivering
the Interior journals.
Miss Lizzie Phillips, of Liberty, is
the guest OF Mrs. Vim. Myers.
Miss Katie Warmer. OF Lexington
is spending the week with her aunt
Mrs VIM. Myers
Mccormack, Rife & Tucker, who
are large shippers Of lambs and other
live stock, we are informed, want a
car of black lambs for the Louisville
market the coming week.
Rev. Il. c. Blain and mother OF
Louisville. arrived Thursday in our
city where they will make their future
home. The glad hand Of welcome Is
being extended them with the best
wishes OF the entire community.
Noah Bells store on Calhoun creek
| Casey County was burned with all its
contents last week. There was not a
match in the house. Small insurance
on stock.
Miss Elizabeth Adams. of Greenyille
Tex, is visiting her aunt Mrs. A. NJ,
| Frye.
| Miss Alice Lyon held the key that
unlocked the ten dollar drawer at the
Emporium this week. c. w. Adams
got a "V" with his key.
| Mrs. V. b. Morse was called TO
Quincy, KY. by wire on account OF
serious illness of her mother.
Mrs. Mary Logan, of birmingham,
Ala, accompanied by Hulet Adams,
arrived for months stay with rela-
tives and numerous friends here,
Miss Feland. of Lawrenoeburg, KY
and Miss Virginia Swope. Of Dan' He
are guests of Miss Angie Carpenter
II you have not laughed this year,
please get a ticket to opera house
next Friday night and go well prepar
ed.
Miss Edna Lips and her aunt Mrs
Wells of Wise, Na.,are guests o.
llApps sisters this week.
The officers and members OF Illus