The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
Hustonville.

Mrs. James X. Helm. OF Helmwood
Heights is visiting her brother aud
three sisters at Knoxville. Tenn, and
enjoying the Appalachian Exposition
there.
Col. X. NJ. Jackson, OF London, who
has hosts Of friends not only in the
mountains but throughout the Blue
Grass section of Kentucky is expected
TO visit Lincoln in the near future on
business and a cordial welcome is ex-
tended him.
The electric car line from Liberty
to this place via of Kids Store is one
OF the late financial movements in
this section. Behind this movement
which has been brewing for some
time are some ,pf the leading business
men of Casey county who will also irf
terest the best business men along the
entire route, and may interest Mr.
Charles Yandenburg OF Toledo, Ohio,
a prominent capitalist.
Miss Mamie McMullin OF Eubanks.
KY. was the guest last week OF Miss
Artie Basin. OF near Jumbo. -.
bliss Mary Martin, OF Earleston. Ky
has accented a lucutive position in
the insaneN Hospital In indianapolis.
Ind, and Is Filling this most pains
taking position with great satisfaction
TO the management.
The Judge and county attorney
have thoroughly inspected and approx
ed the proposed change OF the Green
river road from Mat Reynolds, corner
- II 40
toward residence Of John Brock. This
shortens the distance one half and is
level, while on the old road there is
quite a hill TO pull.
With the newly appointed constable
AIR. Prisly Sluder. his vicinity is to
be congratulated His first writs
came TO hand last week. and within
couple of hours he not only had the
wanted parties, but had bonds for
their appearance at pext term of
court He is Johnnie on the spot"
and "all coons look alike to him.
Sam Lusk an expert concrete house
builder has closed a deal with DR..
Chlldress for full concrete Z foct
basement for his. elegant new resi-
dence to be finished on Danville ave.
in the near Iuture. The work will
begin this week
Emmett Mccormack right away two
nice cottages on his lot back OF col
lege campus.
Myers & Vaughn shipped car OF
nice butcher cattle to Cincinnati last
for which they paid from to 4 lie.
f.. NJ. Yowell sold his IS acre farm
est. OF town to Jno. Russell on Tues
for 500 per acre.
Cicero Sims son OF Mr.. Fort Sims.
returned home last week after an
eight months stay in Minnesota and
South Dakota.
Born. this week to the wife of w. IL.
Terry, tine ten pound son, VIM. h.
Jr.
Born. to the wife of Leo Long. Of
i;anyille, this week at the home o..
Mar. and Mrs. w. II. Terry 10-pound
beautiful girl Jewell MIR. and Mrs.
Terry are Mrs. Longs parents.
The heavy rains first OF the week
did great damage to tobacco in TINS
locality
'rhe corn crops are fine and the
rains on the tate crops is Improving
the prospect.
Compare the roads In Boyle ana
s,<rcer with those in Lincoln, and
although we spend as much per mile
Of pike and roads as they do. yet our
roads are disgrace. Ordinarily the
work begins with ditching. then AFTER
weeks or months OF travel the metal
is dumped here and there. Ninety
psr cent OF the metal should be put In
the center of the road, then the ditch
ing done and this dirt put on the
metal, which holds 1t in place ana
soon We will see greet improvement.
Our entire community want our roads
put in charge of the magistrate, con-
stables and good level headed farm
ers and each allotted a territory, But
short time would be necessary TO
note a wonderful improvement