The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-05

some little son at the home.
The Morning Bridge Club met with
Miss Joan Mount on Friday.
The G. W. b. NJ. Auxiliary had
charge of the services Sunday morn
ing at the Christian church and rem
dered "A most interesting program
The following gave instructions and
comprehensive addresses: Mes
danes J. B. Kincaid, X. F.. McRob-
erts, Emma G. Kaufman, w. A.
Price and VIM. Burnett.
Mr.. John Rose has sold half in
terest of his grocery store and meat
shop TO Mr.. Roscoe Whitlock, of
Madison.
Mrs. James A. Royston gave a six
o'clck dinner at her home in Hill
Court, the honor guest being Mrs.
w. 5. Miller, of Knoxville.
Services were held at the Presby-
terrain church Friday and Saturday
evening preparatory to communion
services on Sunday morning.
Mrs. John Nj. Mount entertained
the Embroidery Club Friday after
noon. Inviting refreshments were
served by the gracious hostess.
Marcus White and Miss Elizabeth
Broaddus of this county drove to
the city of Danville and were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock.
Miss Carrie Bell Romans was a
charming little hostess on Thanks
giving at party given to number
of her young friends. Dainty re-
freshments we're served by Miss Ro-
mans.
Mr.. II. b. Northcott, the produce
and poultry buyer, of this place,
shipped $500 turkeys to the eastern
markets during the two weeks before
Thanksgiving paying from IL to II
l. = cents a pound.
Elder +. NJ. finder, the popular
pastor of the Christian church has
been chosen as one of the two dele
gates to attend the National Anti
Saloon League convening in Wash
mgtou December nth. -~-~ =
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Claunch, of
Somerset Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Lynn,
and Mrs. j. T.. Lynn, of Stanford,
and M. and Mrs. Logan Wood. OF
Danville, were guests Thanksgiving
of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Mount.
The dwelling of Thomas Mont
gomery in North, Garrard. burned
early Saturday morning. The fire
was discovered in time to save most
of the contents.
A shooting affray occurred at a
negro settlement in the neighborhood
of Bryantsville. One negro was ia
tally wounded, and others hurt in
the fracas. An alteration also took
place at Bonneville in West Garrard
Friday night. Two brothers, negroes
were engaged in a quarrel, and the
father in trying to settle the dis
pute was wounded as was one. if
not both of the negro boys. An af-
flicted negro child was run over in
the skirmisb and had its leg broken.
j. C.. Cricillis and son have lately
purchased another carload of cat
tie at Fleetwood, Tenn. 80 head,
averaging 1.l00 pounds and costing
them from 3 l-2 TO cents.
These same traders sold 40 head
of steers to Robert Ross at 3 Ia
cents. 10 head of 600-pound heif-
crs TO Mr.. Bottoms at Junction City
at $3.50. IA mead of 500-pound eat
tie to n kirksville trader at 8 LIE
II bunch, OF IOO-pound cattle to j.
G. Fox at 81 per hundred, bunch
of cows to local trader at 3 cents
ana 30 head TO Lincoln buyers, rang
ing from 900 to LOO pounds, and
in price from'3 LIE to 4 cents.
j. q. Robinson shipped a car OF
mules TO Atlanta, Thursday and w.
b. Burton n ear of hybrids to Will
son. N. C., Friday.
/ Lawson and Brown exported ear
of cattle, V. A. Lear a ear of hogs
and Nh. Hutchinson, of Boyle, a load
of cattle on last Saturday.
Miss Pearl Hardin of Decatur. Ill.,,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Alex Wal
ker.
l.. T.. Hubble. of Somerset is the
guest of Senator and Mrs. X. l..
Hubble. Miss Mary Johnston, of
Lexington, is visiting Miss Bernie
Lear. Miss Florence Darnell. has
returned after a three weeks visit
to her parents in Maysville. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Denman of Nicho-
lasville, we're guests ON Thanksgiv-
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex West. Miss
Kathleen Walker has been in Lexine
ton the guest of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. f.
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