The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-09
BURGLARS MAKE
HAUL AT MORELAND
PUBLIC SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
AND LIVE NEWS FROM
WEST END CITY.

Moreland, Ky, Sept. S.-Mr. Di-
vines store here was robbed last
night. Half a stalk of bananas, some
cigars, smoking tobacco, lemons and
oranges were taken. They waited
until late in the day before sending
for LARS bloodhounds Of Hustonville,
and a. they had swept out the dogs
could not get the scent, so the thief
or thieves have not been located
On Friday. Sept. 10th there will be
held at the Moreland public schol
building the second public exercises
of the year. These will consist OF
lrccitations. compositions, readings
and a debate; Resolved, that IL is
Right for a Man Without Children to
Pay School Taxes" All are cordially
invited to attend. Exercises begin
promptly at 1880 p. m.
The following is the roll of honor
of the Moreland public schol for the
first review ending Sept. 2:
Grade s--Myrtle Morgan, leader SO;
Hettie White Sc; Ellen Hughes 81;
Katherine Mcclure 50; zella Clark
son 81.
Grade 6-Lula Routt and John Best,
leaders 81; Sadie Mills Sc; Ben II.
Pruitt So; Willie Switzerland SO;
Cleva Rouitt so; BERTHE Baker 81.
Grade Josephine Compton, lead
err, Sc; Annie Harmon IS; Mack
Clarkson 81; Hazel Singleton 92;
Frank Feistritzer 81; Keith Ellis SO;
Joseph Driesler so.
Grade 3-Dudley Peyton, leader 30;
Lee Mills So; Charles Singleton So.
Grade 2-Irene Morgan So; Hazel
Iptshon SO; Sarah Muser 81.
Grade WIN. r. King, "a; Thel-
ma Owens, 80, Grace Ellis, 80.
Enrolment to date A boys, "a girls,
average attendance g.. Il. L. rubbs,
principal, Miss Fannie Spears, assist
ant
Miss Salne Hawkins is the guest
of Miss Mary Rout
| MIR. Horace Nicholson, OF Burnside,
lis the guest OF Mrs. Dodd Routt.
Mr.. Frank Undertake and wife, OF
Lexington, are visiting Mrs. G. T. Tim
berlake.
Mrs. Perkins, of Faulconer, has
Just returned from a visit to Mrs. G..
II. Undertake.
Miss Addie Coffey and her daugh-
ter, Miss Catharine Coney, are WIS.,
liting relatives at Burnside.
Mr.. Jesse Routt, of Danville, was
" it'll home folks Sunday.
Mr.. David McChord, while braking
on the l.. & N. near Mt. Vernon, was
knocked of a car by a tunnel and
severely hurt Monday night.
Mr.. James Merriman, who has been
very i'll of typhoid fever, Is now bet
la. he mill nfff
i DR.. Carpenter gave lecture on
land Union church.
/ Mr.. G. s. Pruitt, OF Junction City.
IL visiting his brother, Mr.. NJ. e.
; Pruitt, of Burnside.
i Miss Elizabeth Cox will leave More
, land next Friday for Middlesooro,
here she will start to school on Mon
day. Her aunt. Miss Cox. OF Junction
City, is teacher there.
Miss Catherine Hanson and the
Misses Ada and Minelle Pruitt at
TENDED the Somerset fair Thursday
They spent Thursday night in Burn.
side with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Pruitt.
Mrs. c. X. Mcclure and her aunt
; Miss Emma Fitzpatrick attended the
!, fair Friday. They spent a night with
relatives in Somerset, Miss Fitz-
: patrick will remain for a few days.
Four couples from Somerset were
married last Thursday. All but one
couple were runaway matches.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Pruit with two
children attended the Woodman's pic
mic at Burnside Monday.
Miss Ellen Hanson. OF Moreland, re
turned to her home Monday after 8
few days stay with friends in Somer
! set.
Mr.. f.. +. Hughes. Jr, OF Winches
ter. and little son. Woodrord, will be
the guests OF his parents Sunday, Mr.
, and Mrs. p. s Hughes.
Mr.. James Hubbard. Miss Bertha
Singleton, Miss Gertie Hughes and
Mr.. Geo Hubbard attended the jun
DO camp meeting Sunday.