The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-14
HUSTONVILLE

The Christian church Sunday school
had only 1O4 pupils present last Sun.
day.
The ladies Of the Christian church
will give an oyster supper at opera
house next Friday evening At z o..
clock Every lover OF the Masters
cause should attend without failure.
Miss Ethel King, or Anderson coun
" is visiting friends and relatives
around her former home Ciympian
Springs.
Born, last week to the wife OF Mr.
John Walls near Geneva a beauti.
full 9-pound daughter whose name is
Marie.
Late ad,ices from Miss Bette 10.
an says she is charmed WITH the
south and especially with Crystal
Lake Florida.
The village of Geneva continues to
grow and new lots are being staked
eff and sold almost every day. Moore
and son the blacksmiths and wagon
makers are rusned vita business. The
general supply store of G.. II. Floyd is
busy all the time. There is very at.
tractiye capital prize that has not
heen drawn yet
\ man giving his name as irvine
Cox was arrested by Acting Marshal
Marshall Herring at Hust9pville Satur
day. He started to show fight but the
officer got to him first and took a a.
pistol and a quart of whisky away
from him, and locked him up.
Thomas W. Routen who has been
visiting numerous Kentucky friends
and relatives has returned to New
Castle Ind, where he holds lucra.
tive position We are always glad TO
see success attend the efforts OF a
Lincoln county boy and Tommie is one
of them.
Miss Lula Earles splendid school
will close the spring season on March
24th. The closing exercises will be
entertaining and worth your while.
Before another advance that is sure
TO como soon, invest in a blue grass
farm. and be happy and live easy all
the rest of your life am deter.
mined 20 sell. and will make low
price and terms to suit buyer. Address
Mrs. NJ. G. u. Box 50. Hu'tonville, Ky.
Give Presley Sluder OF GeJeva the
name and complete description of any
person you want for any offense and
he will run him down dead or alive
sure
Mrs. Georgia Ann Martins cabin
homie IN the hollow back of Sam Leep-
ers burned last week together with
most Ot the contents. # caught from
a stove pipe
Unguestionably the magistrates OF
this county should be given an oppor.
tunitv To cater 10 the welfare of the
travelling public. Give them control
Of all roads in each ones district and
notice the improved conditions within
the first months Make them use
crushed stone and river gray.
al. IN place of branch sand as hereto
.pre. band broken stone 2 inches i'm
size, VIII average four inches as il has
been FOR past sea eral years. Buggies
ana wagon all steer clear Of it,
The winter passed without an ice
crop, and the ice makers are happy in
the prospect of a large increased trade
he coming summer and at much
better price than usual.
Corn - now king of all croU, in the
United States which has rested the
laurels from cotton which
vas for the past MANY years dubbed
- NUS 4NfNl dNhts lONd ana Oiiltl
states west show an occasional crop
making - barrels per acre Our corn
.aisers should order enough seed
rom there TO give IL fair trial in
kentucky. The corn crop in this coun
ry last wear is renorted to be 3,l25.-
'lS,600 bushels which certainly was
l bumper crop. Reds yellow Dent
variety was the largest producer as
shown at national corn show at Colum
BUS o., recently.
Tho state flour inspector was in our
'ity last week and inspected samples
rom all our dealers and from our To-
-ol mills Flour handled by two firms
here was condemned but the other
dealers and the Min Co. flour stood
Inc crucial test.
Col. &. L. Holmes. OF louisville. n
veteran commercial pilgrim with man,
years of faithful service To his rredit
was in Our CITY LAST week and sold hi1
usual number of nice orders.