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Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-04
THE NE ALE INSTITUTE.
IN Three Days You Will Perfectly Relieved Of The Drinb
Habit and All Those Symptoms Which Seem to REQUIRE
sd esrEf Liquor As sMedicine Will Disappear arzssa

-saf3}t4}itiona4idAses-- aeisen
Therelwill .epme-a day-whsnythe
vital organs Of your body will
no longer respond to alcohol,and
IT VIII BE Well for you to antici
patAthat time by coming to the
NJ l|I'I itutsNoW.
Thefeal treatment cures the
drink habitan does away
with the evils resulting from al
coholic poisoning in THREE
DAYS. IA longer time would be
superfluous. It drives every
traceof ALEC halle poison from
thu system; thus doing away
with the IA us of continued
aalIrinlSine, causa of drunken
laess, the 6e 0 craving, de-
|Esiil NH az a demand for Ii
III y N y 0l11S are
buf a6 the accu-
mulae pois l CAUSE if
stored ii alec le WILSON. :
i There are no hyperdermic in
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lLANfs,, no poison of any kline
"a "a child ' could take the NEAL
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.
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Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-04

If you use. ball blue, get Red
Cross Ball Blue, the best ball
blue. Large. 9 soz.. package, 5
cents. ss. s
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-04
Foley Kidney Pills

IA IS Foley Kidney Pills
Tonic in action, quick in results.
Will cure any case of kidney or
bladder disorders not beyondthe
reach Of medicine. No need to
say more. w. E. BEVENS.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-04
Kitchen Adytce+

AS fast as an article in the kitchen
wears out replace it with thu ne~
lwhite shnhameled ware, Which Cone
I'm every known shape; even fnoiddinss.
io1aves andforbs, says the Phiiadslphis
Times y is easy, to keep clean, ii
~well. as fresh and dainty ] for us<
through aummer. 49, s@ -
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1911-12-04

N @ MAN czH sffurd Udrink
liquor particularly a business
sEprofesaonal man. whosglsuc
cess and possibilities Of achieve
nent depend upon a strong
brain-ashrain. that; Isl always
clear and ready for business. A
Midke} brain sometimes. ftelSa
clear and, bright and capable
But it Isn't il. is all wrong.
She feeling" Of alertness and
ambition is short-lived STIMU-
IsAn10N Of an organ that is.
weakened and. paralyzed, by the
most insidious @of all poisons-
the POISON OF ALCOHOL.
Under the guidance Of the liquor
drinker the best business in the
World will fail-Aexecutivs abil-
itEs.stamina and logic ane lacks
ing. nanAnn hglxa ~ annsN
WAY does. q, drink of liquor
seem to quiet the nerves?
Why do yoaF lhertes Afsed
~quietingla ~ = 10 @a
Observation-Disclosures uHa.
ulating ale holic poisoHsodufing
your years of drinking = ll#hese
years your have zbSen Furnishing
your nerves Nth the worst pos
sible kind u enlistment you
demand ij|l1l h !a az s y11'tsl tSoftssbe
subdued sSk6f it and you
WHIP theHE-int0 subsection by
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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
FARES REDUCED
@. & c. Route Places Parlor Car
Fares Between osnville and Gin
einnati At IS Cents.

Parlor car fares on Queen 4 Cres.
ent trains between Danville and Gin.
Cinnati have been reduced from go TO
70 cents Tor each way. The round
trip parlor car fare Is now fifty cents
whereas II was formerly Sl2J
The rate from Danyille to Lexington Is
20 cents each way Trains between
Danvill" and Cincinnati are now
equipped with modern observation
parlor cars. Il IL worth many times
the price just now to pass over the
High Bridge and get a perfect view of
the monster new structure that has
been reared over the old one. The
parior car rates named for the Blue
Grass are much appreciated being less
than half cost of Pullman fares. al.
though the parlor car is decidedly the
most comfortable and delightful
coach on any OF the superb trains OF;
Grated by the Queen 4 Crescent. With
the reduced rate effective II is pre-
dicted that many OF the trains will
often have TO carry two parlor cars be
tween Danville and Cincinnati in or
der TO accommodate the extra traffic
that will De attracted by he nominal
charge. --...,'
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
CRAB ORCHARD

The teachers OF the Sunday School
OF the Christian church, aCcompan-
led by Brother Donahoe had pleas
ant outing with their classes Wedne'
day
Mrs ". ID. Campbe' and children
have returned hotue after a few days
visit to =. y Cummins. in Stanford.
Mrs Dr Splitter and her mothci
Mrs Culton, spent a few days last
week with n Y. Culton. in Louisville
Joe Anderson has gone to Louis
vile To accept a position.
Mrs. ". J.. Steger has returned 10
Crab Orchard after some months
visit To her brother. Mr.. Morris liar
us aud family, In Loui'Vil.e.
rhe Christian Endeayor meets AZ
the Christian Church every first ano
third sunday nights. And the Bap
tit Young Peoples Union. meets a.
the BAPTIST Church every second
and fourth Sunday nights. The or
CARNATIONS are doing good work
among our Young 1cople.
icnric Duke had a delightful visit
With Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Thompson
last week.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
C.. c. GOOCH BUYS
ST. ASAPH HOTEL
J. W. AcEY SELLS OUT TO WELL
KNOWN MAN AFTER LESS
THAN A YEAR As MINE
HOST"

J. W. Acey this week disposed Of
the st. Asaph Hotel to G. G. Gooch,
Of this city. who viii take possession
the lst of July and continue to run
It on the same high plane upon which
air. Acey has oonducted II during his
ownership. IL has been less than, a
year since Mr.. Acey bought the hotel
from Mrs. Bessie Hardin. Since then
he has spent several thousand dol
lars in installing new furnishings I'm.
iii he has one OF the best equipped
hostelries for this size town in the
state. Mr.. Acey was anxious to de
vote TO some more active bushes
however, so decided 20 get out OF the
hCtel
Mr.. Gooch recently moved to Stan
ford from the Waynesburg section
Ie is experienced business man
and will undoubtedly MAKE a success
in the hotel business.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
Stanford Wins

The good news was received from
Springfield Wednesday night that in
nrst par Errre at the Blue Grass
High SchSl tournament now on. stan.
ford had defeated Bardstown by a
score OF l0\to 3. Wesley Embry.
pitching for stamford, held the Mel
son county boys to one hit. This ia
regarded as very fine work and is
believed to be- Indicative of the ease
with which the, Stanford entries in
the tournament win walk of with
things in the other events. Spring.
field and Lawrenceburg we're to play
Thursday and Stanford paiy the win.
ner for final championship on Friday
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
Prof. Grubbs
ELECTED PRINCIPAL OF LIBERTY
HIGH SCHOOL.

News has been received here that
rroi. Il. l.. Grubbs, whs mas had
charge OF the school at Moreland for
several terms. has been elected prin-
cipal of the Graded and nigh School
at liberty. Prof GruDDs and his FAINT
ly will move to Liberty about the
first OF August. Miss Martha Tilford,
Of Liberty. will be his assistant and
primary teacher Prof Grubbs Is one
OF the best known educators In this
section OF the state and the patrons
and trustees of the Liberty school are
To be congratulated upon securing
his services.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
MARKSBURY

Born to the wife OF Mr.. Joe Po-'
lard. a pound boy.
Mark Coins sold to Frank Bourne
bunch Of hogs for 5i4 cents.
Rod Swope sod to Mr.. Walker, OF
Lancaster 100 barrels OF corn at $500
per barrel.
The Pleasant Grove church gave a
stra Sberry supper Wednesday even
i ing of last week at which they clean
ed $40.
Mrs. Morten Robinson recently en-
tertained in honor OF Mrs. James
Royston, Mr.. and Mrs f. G. Gaines oil
Lancaster, MIR. and Mrs. Claude Roy
stor and little daughter, OF Chicago.
The Misses White. OF Indianapolis,
Miss Fan Woods and brother William
of Lancaster, have been visiting MIR.
Jim Green and family.
Kelly Hogg had Jersey COW
struck and killed by lightning Mon
day afternoon.
The Ladies' Working Society viii
meet with Mrs. Susanna Hogg next
Thursday.
Miss Sue sutton entertained at her
home Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. =. l.
Hamilton of Lancaster.
Mr. Willie Jenkins was in Cincin'
natl. Sunday.
Mrs Chalmers and little son, OF
Lexington are making short stay
with her father. Mr.. G.. NJ. Jenkins.
The community at large regret
that Mr.. Jim Royston has resigned
his position as Clerk and post master
at the store. Jim" has practically
run the store for the past 10 years
and the basis on which he dealt with
his customers was honesty lie
won many friends by his courteous
accommodations.
Miss Susan Allie Dunn, closed "A
select school last Friday evening In
the Bryantsville district, where she
has been teaching about pa years,
with an enjoyable entertainment.
The last scene personated Messr'.
Green Bowling, Or, Hack III lott and
Logan Rurk, hunting a teacher,
which was admirably acted by Arnold
Beck. Paul Elliot anu Andrew Burk.
Miss Dunn is considered one OF the
hest instructors in the State and was
offered large salary TO continue her
work here, but refused She has not
fully decided where sac will locate.
Miss Lizzie Simpson has returned
from Lexington where sse went TO at
tend Cook Brown wedding
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09

Mrs Sam J. Embry, Jr., entertained
ne bridal party before rehearsal al
her home on the Lancaster pike, with
nve-course dinner The beautiful
decorations were In yellow and white
and the refreshments bore out the
color scheme Besides Mr.. and Mrs
Embry. present we're Miss Sallie Tay.
tor Woods. Miss Susan Fisher Woods
Miss Sue Taylor Engieman, Mrs
Charles fitzpatrick. Mrs. J. NJ. Aver
son, Mrs. Carroll Shank', Mrs. s. NJ
Allen. Messrs. Grover G. Anderson
Harry Howell. Gamble Semi, VIII
Upton. u. ". Woods. Il W. Milburn
and Rev. J. u. Jones.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
Old Negro NANNY
is PAID A TOUCHING TRIBUTE
BY sO66iTT.

Crab Orchard. June It'll
On last Sabbath day. a funeral was
preached over the remains of an old
cOlored Christian that deserves spe-
cial mention Born away back in 1885
when time was Young AID before the
follies and corruption OF the present
st age and health destroying man
nel- of living, Aunt Julia was the most
exemplary member of her race Hon
est, truthful. faithful and true to
every trust as wife, a noble woman
and servant of the proud Caucasian
race. whom she gladly and faithfully
served Aunt Julia was the noblest
humblest and grandest OF hef race.
Belonging to the grand old BufoEq
family, she often was hired out aud
faithfully served those to whom, she
did not belong and this fact was the
cause of nv first acquaintance with
this good old Christian. She was the
faithful wife OF good old Uncle Ne
Buford, who was a noble type of the
antebellium race. Aunt Julia your
life, and moral worth mingled the
tears of the proud Caucasian with
the tears of those. who were from
the dark Continent. When freedom
came its soft. mild dews fell unsought
upon this noble woman. Aunt Julia
you have entered into your rest,
where many with more favorable
opportunities will fail TO go.
Fountaine Fox Bobbitt
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
ECZEMA CURE A BEAUTY WASH

Although ID. ID. d., prescription has
been recognized for years as the one
remedy for Eczema, Psoriasis. and all
other forms of skin diseases, II is now
known that there is no other vase.
even those used by the beauty spe-
Ciaiists, that can compare with this
mild liquid for cleansing the skin OF
pimp es, tlackheads, rash and all SIM
liar skin affections.
For this reason alone a bottle OF
Il. d. d., should be kent on hand in
every household. A tliai 20 cents bot
tie will show you the merits OF this
great remedy as complexion wash.
ID. ID. d.. seems TO remove the cause.
whatever the trouble may be. cleans
ing the skin. and leaving II as soft. as
smooth and clear as that of a healthy
child.
Get a rs cent bottle today and keep
il in the house. Shugars and Tanner.
Stanford. Ky.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
BRODHEAD

Dr. @. .. Stone. Of Middleboro,
visited Dick Albright last week.
X. G.. ~ilmott, Of Neptune, visited
his mother, Mrs. VI. +. Wilmott, Sun.
day.
Miss Myrtle Murray, OF Crab Or
chard has been visiting relatives here.
Misses Miranda Tate and Lena Al
bright lett Sunday for Berea and Rich
mond where they will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Walker and little
daughter of Chattanooga, Tenn, have
been visiting Mrs. J. +. Wallin.
Arthur Anderson of Paris, is visit.
ing his cousin Henry Anderson.
The Eastern Star Lodge will organ
lie here June 14th
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Carter are visit
ing their son and daughter in Shelby
county.
Mrs. Jennie Brown and children,
will leave soon for Williamsburg,
where they will visit relatives.
Henry Anderson was in Livingston
last Saturday to attend the Masonic
Bouquet
REV Carter preached at the Meth
odist church last Sunday.
Miss Judith Mccall, of HARRISBURG.
is visiting her cousin Miss Jewel
Francisco.
Misses Ethel ana John Eva Hilton,
OF Stanford, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs Susie b. Cherry.
Miss Lizzie Storms, of Heavy, KY,
is visiting her parents az this place.
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Durham, of Mt.
Vernon, visited relatives here last
week.
Miss Carrie Firth is visiting rela-
tives in Stanford and Danville.
Mir and Mrs. Oscar Wallin, Beulah
WALTZ. Homer Wallin and Walter
wallin have been visiting their aunt.
Mpj. J. F.. Wallin.
Miss Ora Brown. of Lever Green has
accepted a position us clerk with J.
T. Cherry.
Mrs. II. l.. Tharp. visited Mrs. Joe
Smith, of Heat who is quite sick.
Miss Loretta Firth is visiting in
Stanford and Danvile.
Rev. Irvine, of Nicholsville, and
Rev. Rogers, OF Louisville, are holding
protracted meeting at the Christian
Churcr.
Mir. II. l.. Tharp and daughter
Elizabeth. have returned from the
Norton Infirmary in Louisville, where
very painful operation was perform
ed on her throat.
A lew oil the young peopie attended
the dance given in Crab Orchard last
Friday night.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
RAIL ROAD CONVENTION
HERE MONDAY
LINCOLN COUNTY soIIpLv
AGAINST kLAiR, AND MAY GO
FOR KEENoN.

Chairman George L. Penny has re-
ceiveh official notification from J.
Norton Fitch, chairman OF this rail
road district, TO call a mass conven.
ton of the democrats of Lincoln coun-
~ at the court house next Monday
afternoon at l o'clock for the purpose
OF selecting 10 delegates to attend the
Second District Railroad Convention
which will be held in Louisville, June
IL, to nominate a canIidate for Rail-
road Commissioner.
Little interest seems to be taken in
this race in Lincoln county but every
democrat who has been heard to ex.
press himself, has done, so as against
the nomination of Billy Klair. of Lex
ington. who is candidate for the
nomination. Klair is chiefly motor
ious for having bolted the nomination
OF former Governor Beckham, for
United States Senator while he. klair
was a member of the Legislature from
Lexington. klair is also notorious by
reason OF the close friendship he al.
ways showed for the railroads. and
other big corporations while in the
legislature and these VINO know MIN
and his record believe that his nomi.
nation would be about the worst thing
that could happen to che democrats
in THE di strict right now
There are two candidates for Com
missioner from the Eighth Congress.
sional district, e. D. Beard. OF Shelby
vile and Rodman Keenor, of Harrods-
burg
In view of the fact that the dele
gates to the convention will have to
pay their own railroad fare and hotel
expenses while in Louisville, it is not
anticipated that there will be much
OF rush to get on the delegation
from Lincoln.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
JUNCTION CITY

Miss Lucy Hank a. daughter OF
Postmaster J. II. HanEla, has return
ed from a visit to her cousins, Misses
Lula May and Margaret Hayes. n
Mitohellsburg and Miss Bessie Har.
berson, near PeTTyviIle.
The entertainment given at Il
Christian church Wednesday evening
to collect funds for foreign mission,
netted the promoters about $500
Miss Annie Cosby. is at Parksville,
working in the postofiice in the place
OF Alvin Westerfield. who Is taking 2
vacation.
Miss Willie Benton Logsden. left
Thursday for visit to her friends.
Misses Edna and Sue Shelby Mason,
In Lancaster.
Miss Leila DUNCAN, of Science ~
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. w Bailey. has returned to her
home.
NJ. and Mrs. r. r. West returned
Monday from Russell Springs. ON
their way home they stopped awhile
in Liberty, iwhe,s Mr.. West picked M
in the ruins OF the old Whip no,
silver do lar 80 years o. age
MISS Martha Cox. who has been
teaching at Cynthiana, is at home
with her parents, Squire and Mrs.
NJ. Cox.
Rife, of Hustonville, who are guests
81 Mrs. J. r. Routon, have returned
TO their home
Rev. w. D. Sadler, Conference
Evangelist of the Methodist church.
will begin a prouected meeting in
that church here Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards Grubbs and
children viii move from this place
to Liberty about August list, where
the former has secured the princi-
palship of the Liberty High School.
Mrs. Alexander Tribble has recent
returned from Peytons Well. much
Improved in health
Miss katherine Lickford. OF Gren-
ada, Miss, is visiting her school
chum, Miss Lavinia McGraw.
Miss Una Oyerstreet, Of Parksville,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
j. X. Steele. has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Yates. a missionary from New
Albany, will commence a camp meet
ing IN the woods Just Wet OF the
railroad station. June 10.
Miss Lizzie Phillips. OF Liberty.
end Miss Kathryn Warmer, of Lex.
ington, who have been visiting DR..
and Mrs. W. w. Phillips, have re-
turned TO their home.
Mrs. William Caskey, who have
been i'll at her mother. Mrs Mary
Frances Wells, has returned TO her
home in Corbin.
Mr. John T. Moore. local photo
erapher. is at High Bridge. catching
the unwary.
Despite all predictions to the con-
trary, the oil well continues to pro
duce kerosene upon an application to
the pump. The oil now coming from
the well Is darker in coor. being
about the shade OF a "yaller" pup.
Mr.. William X. Caskey, of .Corbin,
visited his wife al this place on sun
day.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT.

Mrs. Daisy Huffmsn's Heirs.
Plaintiff
vs.. Notice oil Sale.
Mrs Daisy Huffman's Heirs.
Defendants,
Pursuant 10 Judgment rendered
in the above STYLED cause at the May
term, 1871, of the aforesaid court. the
undersigned commissioner. will on
Friday, June %, 1911. at 2:3o O'Clock,
D. m, in front OF the court house
door in stanford. Ky, sell at public
outcry 20 the highest and best bid
der the following described real es-
tate. A certain tract of land in the
eastern suburbs OF Stanford, Ky.
bounded on the north by the land of
S. J. Embry; on the east BY the land
of II. H. Denham; on the south by the
stanford and Crab Orchard turnpike;
and ON the west by the lands OF JR.
Powell, Mrs. +. G. Helms heirs. and
the Stanford and Lancaster turnpike
and containing IS acres OF land.
Terms: The said property will be
cold on a credit OF SIX months, and
The purchaser will be REQUIRED to give
oohu Tor ire puiNHah' tilN'' WIN p'i-
sunal security approved by the Cou-
missioner. The said bond being
PAYABLE to the Commissioner, hear
ing sly per cent interest iron, date
OF sale, with len retained on the land
10 secure the payment thereof. and
the sail bond TO have the same force
and effect OF Alignment. This June
eth. 1871.
Geo. ID. Florence, NJ. &. L. c. G.
ass
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09

so SCHOOL BOARD FILLS VA.
oANcY IN THE FACULTY.

Miss Martha Hommel, of Danvllle,
was last week elected by the School
Board to teach the Sixth grade in the
Stanford school for the next term.
she comes very highly recommended
News has been received by the Board
that Miss May Broaddus. who was On
gaged As teacher in the school for
the next term. has been married TO
DR.. Jones $. Gilbert, the wedding
having taken place in Lexington last
week. Miss Broaddus, or Mrs. Gii-
bert now. was from Buckeye, and u
Is not expected that she will report
tor duty here now that she has taken
charge of school with but one pupil
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
MCKINNEY

win and Walter Murphy visited
Miss llertha Hines ut south Manches
ter last Thursday ana Friday.
Mr. Ellis Johnson the popular sales
man for Louisville Tin a. Stove Co d.
was shaking hands with friends here
Tuesday
Miss Ruth Tanner. will leave Mon
day for Georgetown. where she Will
attend the commencement OF the
Georgetown College there.
Miss Prudence Sayers. of CovinR-
ton. Ky. will return with Miss Tan.
ner and be her guest for several
days.
Mrs. T.. q. Goocn and Miss Mice
Gooch were in Stanford shopping the
first ot the week.
The ladies OF the CHRISTIAN church
will serve ices and caNes in Mrs. r.
Il. Metcalfs lawn on Saturday after
noon from p. m. until = p. m. The
Mckinney band win furnish The
music and n good time in general to
be had. Every one Is most cordially
invited to come and help good
cause. the proceeds 10 go for tire ben
eft of the church.
jamestown. were the guests oil r. O.
Gooch and wife last week.
Mrs H. s. Riffe is visiting her son
and family at Ludlow, Ky, this week
Mckinney Is still on the map and
doing business at the same old
stand but things are rather quiet at
present.
Mr.. +. NJ. Ware and Mr.. r.. J. Tan
ner went TO Louisville TO-DAY as Mr..
are went 10 get his new r. NJ. F. 30
Automobile and expects to drive IL
home Thursday
Miss Annie Sigworth. former stem
ographer at the Columbia Singlctree
Co.. left today To accept u similar po-
sition with The Cumberland Grocery
Co. at Somerset.
The Mckinney Cornet Band furn-
ished the music for the opening of
the Golden Dawn Springs at Yose,
mite Thursday afternoon and night
in place NJ Liberty band as had been
advertised The band is ready at any
timo to furnish music for all oCca-
sions.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Coffey, enter
tanned M their beautiful homie Tue
day night In honor of their son Ar
thurs birthday After sumptuOus
suppec. served in most charming
manner by the hostess. Mrs. Coffey,
the guests were entertained with
several piano ana cornct duets and
soios nv Miss Bessie Hubble and
Mr. Harry Jacobs Following that
were number OF interesting games
and AT a late hour the guo'ts depart
ed wishing Mr.. Arthur Coffey many
happy returns oi the day The follow
ing guests were present: Miss Ber-
tina Khoton. of Somerset, Miss Alice
';ouch, Anna Hubble, Lena Beck.
Ruth Cooking. EuGenia Hubble, Mr..
Walter Murphy. &. 7. Gooch. Mack
Mobley. James Cannon. Herman
Cams. Frank Mobley. Harry Carter.
VIII Beck. Harry Jacobs, Arthur and
While Cofey.
The Literary Society will meet
Saturday night at the regular hour
and place.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
BLUE LICK.

Rev y. b. liackett preached al
cofey School house last week.
Mr.. Major ToomOs aud daughter OF
South Fork, yisitd his sisteriD-law
Mrs. Eliza Tiaugherty.
Mr.. Worth McWhorter and wife,
visited his sister. Eliza Daughegty
Eliza Daughterty seems to be i'm
proving some.
Mr.. James Benson is the guest Of
his sister. Eliza Daugherty.
AIRS. Eliza Hasty visited ner daugnI.
or Mrs John Green. OF Highland last
Saturday and Sunday.
The writer has been ON the sick list
Tor several DAYS.
Miss Mary q Daugherty visited
her sister. Mrs. Nora Berry last sun
day.