The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-16
new STORE FOR
HUSTONVILLE
eUR0ETTE POWELL BUYS ALLEN
STORE RooM-WEsT END
NEWS.
HustonvilIe, KY, Sept. IS.

A new merchant has come to town
in the person OF Burdette Powell,
who for the past few years has been
selling goods at Carpenters station.
He has bought John Aliens store
room on the corner or Main and Lib
erty streets and will open his stock
and be ready for customers this
week.
History assures us that geese by a
timely warning saved the city of
Rome from successful invasion and
capture by an enemy. That the ma
ligned fowl has not gone out of the
saving philanthropy is manifest in
Eddie Powell and Alfred Carpenters
crop of tobacco on the Liberty pike
which a small flock of those birds has
industriousIy wormed. and especial
inspection from horseback failed to
discover a perforation in even the
'topmost leaves.
Mrs. Mason Popplewell. of Frye's
Creek. was buried in Kids Store
cemetery Sunday afternoon. A frail
woman for many years and for many
months berfast. her death was not
unexpected. A good woman has gone
TO her reward and friends and rela-
ti,es are consoled by rhe assurance
that her welcome on the other shore
WRs well done good and faithful ser
want"
a most pathetic spectacle was Iate-
~ presented in handsome well garb.
cd father prone on his back in the
vet grass along the road side. a de.
voted manly little son OF nine solicit.
iously awaiting a restoring sIumber
whilst the faithful Dobbin patiently
stood untethered in the broiling sun
shine, stamping and quivering in re-
sentiment OF pesteferous insect what
Is God that He should not be mindful
III man, His chief handiwork moulded
in His own image"
Mr.. ID. v. Bohon and wife, after a
stay at Russell Springs" stopped
over Sunday with Kids Store rela-
tives on return drive to Harrodsburg
BY way Of Lebanon and Springfield.
Miss Marion LETTERS left for her
new home inl Ohio after a weeks visit
70 her co0sins. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. JEFF
fers.
Mrs. c. D. Jerers arrived Sunday
for an indefinite visit 10 her children
Mr. and Mrs, J. F. LETTERS.
Send Us man who is willing 10 BAY
from 70 to 80 cents for gold dollars
and whether hos from Missouri or not
we will show him" a saving OF that
amount or more. in prices on some
splendid blue grass farms Write or
call on W. R. Williams 4 Co. quick
or you will miss good thing.
There is a splendid opening here
for a tobacco warehouse and a buyer
that thoroughly understands the bus
mess can get all the business he
wants. Come at once ana let us show
you. Address. Hustonville Comercial
Club.
One more drip by Dudderer's ten
dollars a day seraper over the road
from here to Nc. Salem and The travel
will have 10 go some other route. The
expense put ON the road Is sufficient
to keep it in tip top shape, II any
judgment was used. The roads would
be in great deal better shape, as well
as the county treasury If the roads
were put in the magistrates control.
Each magistrate then would take
pride in seeing that his roads were in
good shape and the work on them
properly done.
Isaac Baldwin. colored, OF Chester,
8. C., track man with the construc.
ton train located at Moreland, while
running a hand car on which a dozen
laborers were riding, fell OF in front
OF the car and was run over. His
body looked like the map of Arkansas
when his clothes were taken on AS
not a bone was broken, he was plas.
tered over and was out in few days
On Sunday afternoon last he was
bathing In Murphy's lake at the coal
chute. one mile north OF Miliedgeville.
he was siezed with cramps and sank
and was drowned. His comrades
rescue him. Coroner George
Bright. of Stanford. was hurried to the
scene. who proceeded on the case
and the above facts developed. When
il comes to sitting on dead man your
Uncle George knows his bushes.
Miss frankie Kaufman. OF Lancas-
ter, is guest this week OF her aunt,