The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-02-14
WEST END COUPLES
ELOPE TO JELLICO
POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE suR.
PRISE THEIR FRIENDS
NEW NEWS FROM
HUsToNvILLE.
Husi onyiIle, Feb. 18th.

daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. william II
Lair and Willie Jones and Miss Grac,
Nunnelley. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Nunnelley. They had no troubl,
to clude their loving parents. They
we're married In Jellico and Jones ant
his bride have gone to Indiana while
Guy and his better half returned hons
TO ask their loving parents for mercy
and all opportunity TO work their owl
way. to success and happiness.
Frank Vaughn left Monday for Louis
vile where he goes to have a diff
cult surgical operation performed.
John Foley one OF the best black
smiths in Central Kentucky will open
new shop this week In Geneva.
Stella the 12year-old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. p. II. Richards near
"Earleston" plays the violin beautiful
ly and has a remarkable musical tai.
ent that should be thoroughly cult.
waited.
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funeral services OF his son-in-law
Charles Critics last week at Whining
ton. Ohio.
\ Two colored men caught two
bushel sack full OF fine large turtles
along the creek last Friday near the
home of Chas. Piles.
The street lamp on West Main
street refused to burn four weeks past
The city authorities sent burner to be
repaired and evidently II was sent to
Europe or il would have been back ere
this.
'!Geneva" is still improving and
new houses going up and business in
every line is good. Buggies and
wagons repaired in good shape and
quick time by John Foley & Co, and
all work guaranteed.
Six horses are now necessary TO pull
a half loaded wagon through the iris
ley mud hole. James Hall and Roger
Hicks measured the depths OF the mud
there one night last week, while en-
route to see their best girls, who live
near there. After stalling, they I'M
hitched their horse and after getting
him out, had to wade in and get their
buggy out.
Milton Mccormack leaves in a few
days for Albany, Ca, for practice in
the South Atlantic League. Those
Georgia Crackers are clever. nice and
good people and We predict that Mil
tons work will soon be the best draw
ing card in the entire South Allan
tic" League or any other league south
OF Mason and Dixon's line.
Misses Lula Darlington and Edna
Gillock desire to return their sincere
thanks to the patrons of Hustonville
Telephone Co, for who so kindly ana
substantially remembered them with
presents that are highly appreciate
by both.
Possession given in ten days 10 the
buyer of unquestionably the best farm
bargain In this state. About 200 acres
18th elegant seven room metal roof
dwelling large metal roof barn. tenant
houses. over 100 acres river bottom
land. Terms easy. Write telegraph
or call on VIM. Ray Box Sc. Huston
vile Ky.
Eight two-horse teams stalled Sat
prdav with very small loads in the
now noted "Tins,ey bottomless mud
hole" It covers the width of the pike
and is near 100 yards long and is ju It
past the Lincoln county line and In
Casey about 100 yards.
MIR. @. II. Floyd the Geneva mer-
chant has bought a nice little farm
with good improvements near the
tabernacle at Jumbo. He will con-
tinue his business at Geneva with the
able assistance OF his head clerk.
The numerous friends over the coun
" will be delighted to know that Mr.
George Mckinney has at last landed
home safely after serious illness
during his visit to Hominy. Okla. He
is quite feeble yet however but Ii
slcwly improving
ore of our handsome yoons ia';es
whose mare we are r,cuestei 10 ~i.h
hold tor short time. is arranging
quietly to assume the matrimonial
VOWS during the coming summer She
is well known in the West End as
well as in your city.
Misses Annie Dunn and Margery Nc
Cormack are the guests OF Mrs. Dan
Traylor near Stanford this week.
shannon Mckinney. OF LaFoiette
Tenn. is visiting his numerous FRIENDS
and relatives here this week. This Is
his first visit in over a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Mckinney moved
Monday TO the property recently
bought of Jno. ]. Allen. MT. Alien
moved to the Mckinney property until
a