The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-06
MARKsBURY.

'i0f !Vihi t'iiipNou WHO mas Deer
quite i'll for the past few days i.
sumo better nj this writing.
Mrs. VIM. Broaddus. who has been
confined TO her bed for several
months is improving.
I Rev. aud Mrs. Mahan left Tuesday
Two 90 to Jellico. Tenn. to be pres :
tnt at an association of which he il
a member. lie will preach the intro
ductory sermon. Mrs. Mahan will
spend three weeks visiting friends
at her old home before returning.
Mr.. Kelley Wagg, of Letcher
county. is here in the interest OF his
farm at this place. He will return
in n few days to engage in the mcr-
camille business taking his family
with him.
Lee Perkins bought of some par
ties at Danville horse for $3.50.
and sold one to DIR. Elliott for Sl75.
Miss Mary Chestnut will leave
next week TO make a visit TO her
, sister Mira. Charles Burdette, of
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, and to re-
latiyes in Texas. Miss Chestnut
will return in December.
Mrs. Clarence Holtzclaw, of Gov
ington who came five weeks ago to
he with her grandmother, Mrs. AM
mons, who has been quite III return
ed home last week.
A very enjoyable event of the sea-
son was the "Silver Tea" given by
the ladies working society at the
parsonage several days ago. About
80 guests were present each guest
leaving silver offering. Refresh
rGents were served.
Mesdames White Marcee and Joe
Turner, Ardella Turner are visiting
relatives in Nicholasville and Lex
iHgton.
In coming from Danville last week
Mr.. Rod Aldridge lost control of his
automobile which came very near
jumping the cliff into the river, by
reversing the engine suddenly, when
with great force, the machine
struck the embankment on the oppo-
4 site side of the road, throwing it
back about twenty feet. No one in
the auto was hurt but considerable
damage was done to the car.
Mr.. j. w. Simpson recently enter
tanned at his home three gentlemen
of Cuba and Mr.. j. +. Cook, of Lex
ington. rhe object OF the Cubans
visit to. kentucky was to buy fancy
forses.
The Ladies' Working Society will
meet with Mrs. Eugenia kemper next
Thursday.
After two weeks illness. Lewis,
the 5-year-old sou of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Thomas Lane died Sunday evening
at So'clock. A short service held at
The house by the undertaken, Mr..
james Beazley, after which the lit
tie body was laid 10 rest in the Lam
caster cemetery.
The sale of Kelley Hogg which
took place on last Saturday after
noon brought the following prices
Horses $50 to Sl35; milch cows $40
to $40, | sow and pigs $50; sheep,
$3.50; 100 pound shoats 50 per hun
bred. The farm consisting of l25 |
acres was rented to Clayton Marsee
Tor S5lS. getting immediate possess
sion of the place.
The two year old chiiid of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Ray was drowned in a
Dool of water near the home a few
lays ago. When the child fell into
he water, the boy who was playing
With him on the bank ran away and
nd until the badly of the child had
'een found and rescued, which was
bout noon.
Mr.. Preston, of the Bryantville
ection, got into row with two ne ,
TO men on last Sunday evening, at ,
White Oak, negro church. They
iddled the body of Mr.. Preston, who
My lived IA few hours. All of I
he men were drinking. I
Mrs. Eliza Aldridge has been at j
he bedside Of her grandson Guy q
Watkins, near Lancas;er, for the {
asst two weeks who Is Ill of typhoid l.
ever. :