The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-31
HUSTONVILLE

and It is due to the careful attention
Of our City Marshal, Coleman SUIT
ton.
Born. last week 10 the wife OF Mr.
Cloyd McWborter, a fine ten pound
son.
Mr.. UIrian Dunn, our hustling mule
and horse trader, has returned from
Barnwell. s. c., where he sold car
of horses at fair prices
Don't fail TO attend the opening of
elixir Springs May LIST, under the ef-
fcient management of Mr.. II. NJ.
Houchin. who, with his most enter
tanning family. is going 10 make that
resort thhe most popular and attract
i've watering place in Kentucky.
The handsome home of Or. Chill
dress on Danville avenue and June
Hooker, on West Main street, are mod.
IS Of beauty and convenience and
would b6 a Credit to a city hike Lex
ingtbh or Louisville. Watch us grow
The sale last Saturday by Judge
VIM. Myers as executor of the es.
tate of Frank Vaughn, deceased, was
largely attended and entirely salts
factory prices were realized from
start 10 nnlsn.
Miss Alma Terry. daughter OF Capt.
Ike @. Terry, is home for n short va.
cation from her arduous studies in
college at Richmond.
Mr.. Shelton Smith mas made a
wonderful Improvement in the appeSr-
ance OF his home by giving II a new
Anit OF up-to-date weather-boarding
an painted and a splendid new roof
During the serious illness of Mrs
Mat Reynolds, the efficient service of
Miss Leila DYE has been secured TO
look after her wants.
The change in the Green River road
known AT the Mat Reynolds Cut or,
was opened last Monday TO public
travel. II shortens the circle around
the REYNOLDS field about 100 yards
Every little bit helps
Thomas Routon, who was home for
few weeks vacation recently, after
returning TO his business at Law
renceYlle. Ill, was taken sick ana
his friends and relatives are cyceoi-
lingpy anxious fabout his condition.
The heavy winds last Sunday did
considerable damage throughout the
West End. Fencing and trees suffer
were unrOOfed
Mrs. Thomas Moran, Of Middleburg
was the guest last Monday of numeT-
out relatives and friends in our citv
who are always glad to welcome as
well as entertain her
A late order from the postoffice De
partment authorizing rural letter car
riers TO fill out the vouchers Of all
pensioners on their respective route
has been received. This will be cutie
convenient as well as a saving TO
those deserving old soldiers. who
helped make America the greatest
country in the world
The regularly quarterly communion
service will be held at the Presbyte~-
ian church next Sunday morning bpril
I'd. There will be a preparatory serv
ice on Saturday Mt 1890 to which, all
are urged to attend.
Little fve-year-old Bette May Mar
tin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Martin, on rural route No. I, s. n mod
ell of beauty and accomplishments
that are very rare in one three times
her age.
Mr. Presley Sluder, who has been
seriously i'll with double pneumonia.
I am glad to report. took q turn for
the better on Tnesdav and hopes are
entertained now for his recovery
The hustl'ng village of Geneva. not
one year old vet IS steadily growing
Lots are changing harde almost dailv
and hus'ness is never real dull Tho
merchant king there is Mr.. G. II.
Flovd who IS always ready to maFe
Won feel Of home
Having taken severe cas-, of Tex
as fever, 7 have determined 10 sell
NV 3e5 acre farm annd move there J
have n good six-room dwelling. three
rev barns. new tenant houses: 15C
acrees rood tobacco land; so acres in
fine meadow: 100000 feet OF good
timber. we'll fenced amid vel water
cd, close 70 rchool and church and
on daily rural route. Pos -esston CIV
en- in 10 days Come quick n You want
a bic bargain Address nj once c. s..
HJstonyille. KY, r. F. n. No. I, Boy
l24 for full particulars. Price aRd
terms 20 suit
OR postmaster has Just installed
. FeCicn OF up-to date kevless lock
boxes.