The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24
The West End.

Our farmers are making nay whlie
the sun shines. Corn and tobacco
cutting has been pushed TO n finish
and both crops are fine and well
housed.
A nice little home Of - acres of
good land on pike near Mt. Salem
can be bought on good terms for
only 5000. Address Box So.
Miss Effie Peck left Saturday for
Middetown. Ohio. Luther Mason ac-
companied her on her trip.
We have splendid farm bargain
TO offer this week. A % acre river
bottom farm a fine Community, close
to schools and churches. II has a
nice cottage home, and on county
road and in splendid community,
And the price is so low that it will
sell quick. Write to Box 50. Hus-
tonville, ny.
june Reid returned to Longview,
Ala, Wednesday after spending a
few days with his numerous friends
and relatives in the West End of
Lincoln.
The bean hulliug" Wednesday ev-
ening ut the CumminS home at jun
ho was well attende1 Written in
'itations tc the hulling had been
II ailed throughout the entire end of
the county including Geneva. which
sent some handsome delegates.
DIR. Alcorn has bssu appointed by
our Commercial Club as chairman
OF committee To call IN the trustees
oG the Southern railroad and solicit
their aid in building line less than
two miles in length from here to
Noreland, right up the creek with a
nice hill side cut nearly all the way
Capt. J. p. Denham, who lives
near Jumbo, is confined TO his bed
with n severe case of la grippe and
his comrades and numerous friends
are hoping he will soon fully recov-
er.
Many hundreds Of panels Of fenc-
Ing we're blown down in the past
few'days along the upper Green riv-
'ver valley. Quite a number of trees,
and corn in the shock, suffered the
same from the high winds.
Jesse l.. Nunnelley, of Indiana
polls, Ind, formerly resident near
here. married Miss Vadie Martin in
Indiana last week. This young cou.
plc have the best wishes of a large
circle of friends in this community
With them.
T. b. Gallie and family left Thurs
day for Florida where thew viii
spend the remainder of the winter.
Miss Bertha Masters. of brakes
boro. was the welcome guest last
y'eek of Misses Kathleen and Salle
Routon.
| have n splendid farm bargain to
offer this week. viz: IS acre river
bottom farm with nice cottage home
on county road in a fine community
close to church and school. The
price is so low that is will sell quick
30 better look it up at once. See w
Il. Williams & Co., Hustonville.
We have two most remarkable
farm bargains to offer this week
only. One contains. 200 acres of
fine bottom land in the Green river
VALLEY. The other contains 70 acres
and joins the 200 acre tract. Both
have good dwellings, situated in a
fine community close to school,
church and store. The 200 acre
tract has a very handsome modern
new -S-room' dwelling and all neces-
sary outbuildings. Price for 200
acre tract $500 and termss to suit
rrice for the Is acre tract $500
aud terms right. Both are remarka-
bly, priced bargains. For particulars
write or phone W. r. Williams &
Company, Hustonville. Ky. at once
The young man that WINS the
chief clerk of Geneva will draw thu
capital prize and will never have
cause to regret it.
Mr., Fred Jefefrs has gone to