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


= yer Bob Hardin and Hon. Chauncy
Pabev and wife. The Senator moves
about among the boys in a very mod
est pleasant way and left a fine i'm
preston on an with whom he came in
contact. He is conducting his can
vass upon a high plane, indulging in
nc buncombe, subterfuges or maud
lin sentimentalities. Tie is n clean
man with not the least vituperation
in his speech. lie will have strong
following here, when the vote is count
ed. From here the party drove TO
Stamford and thence to Danvilie.
Rud Mccormack certainly enjoyed
his trip to Green river fishing on
Monday last. lie worked hard all day
nthe river determined 20 catch more
fish and larger ones than anybody
had so far this season. lie arrived
home for supper without even getting
a nibble.
The Christian Womans Board OF
Missions and Bible school convention
OF the 10th district composed of Gar
rard. Madison, Pulaski and Lincoln
counties opened its session in the
Christian church Wednesday morning
with a good audience present Miss
Sallie Elkin of Lancaster is manager
and she does it with ease, grace and
promptness that would honor a much
elder person. Mrs. Il. NJ. Jackson, of
London. Ky, and Mrs. Judge Betrurum
Of Somerset presided with Mrs Elkin.
Addresses of Mrs. Gay, Mrs. Yancey.
and Mrs. Clay Kaufman Were splen-
didly delivered and greatly enjoyed
by all present. There is no man or
even a suffragette in "Harem Skirts
connected with this convention. Here
it is conducted on a much higher plane
than would be if therewas n man but
ting in. 1t will be in session Thurs
day and Friday.
The musical entertainment given
few nights ago by Miss Catherine
Thompson and Mrs. Harrison of Paris,
at the Christian church was well at.
tended by an audience that fully en-
joyed both the musical and e'ocution-
airy exercises.
Miss Thompson was from here
teen years ago and was quite a chunck
OF little girl when her father, Prof.
Matt Thompson, bought Bourbon col
lege and moved away. She is a nigh
ly accomplished pianist. and her old
friends here rejoice over the success
that she worthilv enjoys. Mrs. Har.
Tison's readings and Rotations came
fully up TO the most favorable reports
that preceded her.
Jno. s May of Somerset a school
teacher of the early day, around here
was a delegate here at the convention
Although a cripple in one leg his mind
is as clear and active as fifty years
ago. His wife was a Lincoln county
girl, Miss Sallie Thurmond who also
taught in this county and Immediate
locality.
Miss Annie Dunn, of this place was
called to the bedside OF her sister.
Mrs Daniel Traylor who is quite i'll.
Mrs. Emmett Mccormack, Mrs. V.
b. Morse. and some other ladies' went
to hoy's Mill on Green river Tuesday
and caught a fine string of fish.
Mr.. F. NJ. YoNe.l alter quite a
lingering illness better We are glad
20 state, he is able To come TO town.
Judge VIM. Myers and DR.. ]. g.
Barker were elected trustees OF Hus-
tonville high school On Saturday by
quite a good majority.
Our live wires" in live stock deal
ing Mccormack, Myers and Tucker
shipped few DAYS PAST to Cincinnati
one car-loa; of extra nee fat hogs To-.
which they paid Ia i IA cents
Mr.. p. " Green ~, Lexington AMI
SIR and Mrs. f, % woods AMI son of
Stanford We're glosl; of their r,auy
fIiends here last Wccs.
The Sexton OF lie CHRISTIAN church |
tells us no counted two hundteo dcic. :
gates in lie chu"sn one day dur;ui |
last weeks conven:Icr
Mrs. roy y. Rose, :" Corbin. VIII a.
rive in cor city tins week TO re IN,
guest Of h,r man liiends dni rela.
tiSes here.
The LADIES' "B'hle Convent o
the Christian church closed Friday
night after a two days session full of
interest and pleasure to those who at
tended Somerset is the next place
of their meeting. Several prominent
strong men OF the church was here
and addressed the convention.
LARS blood hounds had two calls
to Pulaski last week. The first was
near Burnside where they tod the