The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
HUsT0NvILLe.

Misses Rose Mccormack OF our
City and Nell Wright of Liberty we're
delighted with their trip recently to
Ilarrodsburg.
Mr.. ID. s. Carpenter who has been
III for some weeks is slowlvimprov-
ing.
Mrs. J.. W. Green of Lexington
was a welcome guest with her num-
erous friends here recently.
Mrs. Jesse Coulter Taylor of Mid
dleburg. was the guest recently of
her sister Mrs. &. Rad Mccormack
on West Main street.
Miss Belle Playhouse has gone
10 Richmond to enter college where
he will complete her education.
Miss Julia Cameron was the guest
of her numerous Liberty friends last
week.
J. Il. Honaker recently sold tn
Danville buyers forty head Of beauti-
ful l,400 pound cattle. They we're
all top notch and brought top prices.
There were no second grades among
them.
Prof. j. +. Bennett has again TAX
cD charge of the "Smith School on
The Jumbo road and has an average
attendance of about fifty.
G. II. Floyd and Presley Sluder,
the wide-awake merchants of Geneva
report business fine and in every
way satisfactory. A large saw and
planning mill is doing a good business
there.
\ large rattle snake with seven
ratlles and button was killed re-
Gently near Elixir Springs.
Considerable preparations were
made for the opening of the annual
camp meeting last week at Jumbo.
A number OF prominent pastors
from over the state are attending.
The late rains have greatly i'm
proved the prospect for better corn,
tobacco and hay in the West End.
Some handsome homes are being
erected on Douglas avenue. The W.
j. Campbell home is strictly up to
date and would be an attractive or
nament even to Little Britain"
Mr.. James Walls of Sherman, Tex.
* the welcome guest of his uncle
Mr.. Jake Wall. II has been 80 years
since he left Kentucky and he notes
with much pleasure the great improve
ments since he left.
Mr.. ID. S. Carpenter who is quite
sick is thought TO be slowly improv-
ing.
The saw and planning mill at Gen
eva is running full time and still
behind with order.
OF the five schools on rural route
one from this place the Smith school
on the Jumbo road has the largest
daily attendance. The efficient teach
er Prof Bennett has an average of
fifty four, while the Richards school
that l. being taught by Prof. Lam
ham has .fiftv-one or two.
Corn cutting has commenced in
the Green river valley. where good
crops are grown this year, and the
yield will be satisfactory and the
quality tip top.
Small crowds are attending the
camp meeting during working DAYS
az the farmers are busy caring for
their hay and corn rops. but on Sun
Gav they all attend.
Mr.. Presley Sluder's business has
improved to such an extent that he
has been compelled to enlarge his
store room in order to accommodate
the trade and carry a stock suffi-
cient to supply the demand.
Good roads should be the Slogan
until every community in Kentucky
has secured them. Good roads make
better markets, better homes, bet
ter educational facilities. better trav-
cl and transportation aud a saving
Of much valuable time.
Our tobacco raisers have COM
mence cutting and the crops are be-
ing housed rapidly. The acreage is
small this year in this locality. but
the quality is better and sure 10
bring top prices.
The w. J. Campbell home on Doug
las avenue is being rapidly pushed
10 completion and will be one of the
handsomest houses in our city.