The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-01-24
BLIND TIGER BOOZE
CAUSES KILLING,
oARRARo COUNTY YOUNG MAN
KILLS HIS FIRST COUSIN
NEAR BUCKEYE.

a killing occurred at o'clock
Thursday night. near Buckeye. 10
North East Garrard, in which John
Calico shot his first cousin, Irvipo
May. with a 3S caliber pistol. the ball
passing entirely through the head. hov
ing entered just above the left ear
and passing out above the right eas
May lived about an hour after the
shooting.
It seemed that John Calico his
twin brother Willie Calico, irvine
May, and John Wesley Daley were
passing along the Buckeye road. some
OF the party intoxicated when Johu
Calico turned to his cousin Irvine
May, and asked him for another drink
May Immediately passed Calico an
empty bottle, having previously imbib
cd all It's contents himself This en,
ragged Calico. who was already very
much under the influence Of liquor
/ and he at once drew has pistol and
| fired at his cousin. The wounded
nan vas carried INTO a nearby house
when physicians soon discovered he
was in a dying condition.
May was "a years old and leaves
widow nd four children. while Calf
co his slayer is only about 20 and
single. Both of the parties were r..
garded as peaceable men. when sober
hut considered reckless and wild
when drinking John Calico is still
when drinking. John Calico gave him
self up and was held to the grand
jury without bail
Malcolm Carter, of Teaterville, sold
6 shoats to VIM. Rainey for SEQ
Miss Marguerite Kinnaird gave a
reception Saturday afternoon to her
handsome young cousin Miss Sale
Mars Sparks Of Nicholasville. The
hours we're from to 4. Notwith-
standing the inclement weather ?
number responded to the invitation.
Tempting refreshments we're served.
Mr.. Richard Ballard age y years
cied after an illness OF several months
1t his home in Bryantsville. He was
the Bryantsville bank. The deceased
Is the father of Sheriff George Ballard
and Mr.. John Ballard of this city.
The girls circle viii meet Friday
afternoon a the home OF Mrs. W. J.
West on Danville street. Mission
Study, will be the theme discussed
j. 8. Johnson and Miss Beatrice
Sanders were united in marriage at
A. ~ NJ -
popular Christian minister. he seal
ing their VOWS in his usual dignried
way.
The Mary Walker Price Chapter OF
the u. u. 4 held a Jackson and Lee
meeting Thursday afternoon Jan. ~
at the home OF Miss Mary Doty. A
most interesting program was arranE-
cd for the meeting.
Miss L5nnic Moss was called to
Pineville by the painful accident BE-
fell her cousin Mr.. Charley Simpson,
a young man 81 years OF age. lie
was struck by passenger train ana
painfully hurt but not fatally.
w. r. Burton bought of Cawood and
Thompson of North Middletown IA
mules to 6 years old for S2'soo.o0
OF McClintook and Clark OF Paris i
mules from to years old for sou;
and Il mules of the same age al MI.
Sterling for $4,000. per head
Wallace Corneliison age 10 years
land sou. Mrs James White living
near the Garrard line met with SAD
and painful accident while out hunt-
ling. He struck at his dog with MS
gun which was discharged the shot
tenteripg the abdomen The =. youth
was brought 10 the Lancaster hospital
lat once but ne died few hours later
from Internal hcmorrhages.
| Mrs. Marshall II Benny VIII enter
tain the Embroidery Club THURSDAY
isfternoon at her handsome new nome
en- Lexington Avenue. dainty re-
hast will be served to the guests
!, The LANCASTER hospital has several
within its confines. Mrs. ADAM hrF
lev has Just beer operated upon Tor
annandieitis and will refover~ Mrs-
4 Oaks Is i'll OF pneumonia and TIE phy.
sicisns are hoping for a DECIDED
change in her condition.
Miss Minerva Cox the hsncsseme
lvourg daughter or Mr. and Mrs. feh-
loleton Cox entertained a number OF
her friends at her home ON stanforc
street Choice refreshments were
served. -
Mrs. II. u. McRoberts was the lead
en- al the last meeting Of the %omans
Club. which was held at the Christian
Church. The subject discussed was
the Norman Period of English history
The many friends OF Mr.. James
Robinson OF the Hubble neighborhood
will be glad 20 knew he Is recover
ing from an attack OF illness OF sever
al weeks. Mr.. Robinson Ia the father
OF the affable County Attorney J. Z.
: Robinson.
Mrs. Melton Lewis died az the home
! OF her daughter Mrs. Rose Hibler IN
this city The deceased died after a
! general decline age s. years. she
met with a serious accident Xmas
falling and breaking her hip. and new
: or recovered from the effect OF the
fail.