The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-18
BR0DHEAD is GIVEN
SITE FOR A PARK
Miss Lucinda Lovins Dies of Con-
sumption-lot Sale a Success
Live News From BrOdhead.

''H''' l''1 VI -iVNiiN i'i a pam ll'
town is to put a well in the center
Of the park and set out shade frees.
This will make quite a nice addition
TO our little city. which has been in
need of one for long time. We
thank them very much for being 50
generous and feel their act will
he appreciated by the people.
Nh. and Mrs. H. 6. Wnnott. of
Neptune, are ;hc guests of his moth
er during the FaT
Miss Bird Hilton has retained to
her home a. Junction Cs!y aiier Wis
ItIng relatives nero
[. Francie," has taken possession
of the FIRTH Hotel. re"entIv vacated
by Il. j. Sans. Mr.. Sans ani his
hospitable faE'i!y will move 10 Leb-
anon in a short while.
Miss Elizabeth Carter ,i"'ieLtful-
ly entertained fes q: her friend,
Last FriGaS cverin..
Messrs. iryin and Willie SlnrtIn
If Lynchbury. Va. WIRE trrc last
week, the guests of Douglas Martin.
Mrs. Linda Benton and Miss Billie
Eenton attended the Williams West
wedding at Mt. Vernon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Brooks. of
Williamsburg, who have been in
Montreal, n. c., for the past six
weeks. were here last week, but left
Saturday for Denver. Col.
James Firth has shipped over
loco gallons of blackberries since
the first of July.
Willie Yaden has returned home
from Louisville where he has been
working for the past four months.
Jop Albright was up from LeL.
anon last Monday.
Drs. Carter and Gravely attended
the medical association at Mt. Yer
non last week.
Miss Anna Cass has returned
nome after pleasant visit i'm STAN
ford.
o. c Wilmott. of Knoxville, Tenn.
is visiting home folks.
Miss Roe Hunt. of harrisburg,
Is visiting Mrs. Daisy Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. q. NJ. Berry, of Lex
inston, Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Van
hook. of Burnside, Mrs. r. II. Bat
son and daughter. Cecil. Miss Susie
Hilton. of Lancaster. and Misses
are the guests of Mr.. ard Mrs. J.
Thomas Cherry this week.
James Firth was in Stanford and
Danville the first of the week.
Mrs. Lou Purcell. of st. Louis.
Ma, is the guest of Mrs J. r.. Cass.
&llss Elizabeth Nermillion of Dan
vile, is with her clusin. Miss
Elizabeth Tharp during the fair.
Mrs. Cora Gibbs and children have
returned to their home at Pinevile
after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Bette Henderson. of Lowell.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Howe of
Richmond. are visiting Mrs. f. b.
Newland.
Among some of the guests expect
ed here during he fair are DR.. Gene
Brown and family, of Stanford.
Miss Essie Pike, Livingston. Miss
Fila Dunn, Danville: Misses Julia
Fash, Ann Tate. Virginia Davis, Sa-
die Richards and Messrs. Shirley
Tate, Walter Miller, of Mt. VeVmon.
'.ena Mccall. of harrisburg and
Lettie Lusk, of Corbin.
Miss Miranda Tate was i'm MI.
Vernon last Tuesday between trains.
Miss Alma Carson. of Guthrie,
Oklahoma. is visiting friends here.
Miss Carson has been principal of
the school ever since she left Ken.
lucky % years ago.
Charles. Hurt was in Rowland
the first OF the week.
Mr.. ". T. Lear is said To own In,
oldest coffee mill in Rockcastle. /,
was bought in 1915 in Morgantown,
n. C., by George Sigman. Later il
was given to his son. John Sieman
from whom il was purchased by u.
W. Lear, of this city; and thence
passed into the hand of W. 4. Lear
his son, who owns it now. Ii l>ls
remarkable history. being still in
good condition and in use ever since
1t was first purchased 90 years ago.
Miss Willie Benton is entertainin.
her visitors very lovely with a house
party during the fair.
The lot sale was attended by
large crowd and was a fairly good
sale. The lots sold well bat NOT AT
u high figure. This addition will be
cutie a help to Brodhead and has
furnished number OF building sites,
which are badly needed This can
he made one of the prettiest resi-