The Stanford interior journal., 1911-01-31
SEVERAL BAD FIRES
NARROWLY AVERTED
HUSToNVlLLE FIRE BRIGADE
KEPT ON THE JUMP-LlVE
WEST END NEWS
Hustonville, Jan. goth.


Hcminy Okla. was taken sick and
late reports OF his condition are that
he is not expected to recover
Mr. Oils Eubanks, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. NJ Eubanks, has secured q
good situation in Cincinnati. and is
getting a good salary.
James Short, OF Yosemite, who was
well and favorably known, here died
last week and was buried by the Ma
sonic lodge OF which he was a mem.
Der.
Prof. j. h. Bennett, who taught the
past season a splendid school al the
smith school house on the Jumbo road
has gone to Bowling Green % com
plete his course.
TbeO Durham who has been mer.
ohandizing at Jumbo the past year,
sold out last week to Mr.. J. s. Scar
borough, and leaves this week with
his family for lndianaloi's 8 Ind, to
make that city his future home.
1 Z. h. Mcclure has sold his So acre
farm near our city to x. l.. Berry
at $l05 per acre.
The pastor out west that permitted
smoking in his church during service.
evidently wanted all his people TO be-
coTce accustomed to smoke
\ fine red fox was turned loose Fri
day night in the fair grounds and later
! a first class pack of fox hounds were
| put on the trail. The music was heard
until midnight by many OF our friends
greatly enjoyed it No finer chase
was ever made in this end OF the
courty. Notice of the next race will
D -. l..
The public school In the Yocum dis
uict in Green river valley has l20
pupils in the district and the attenG
ance is less than 90.
Miss Julia Dameron and her broth
er Mont, lett this week for Bowling
Green where they go tor five
months stay TO complete their educa-
tions
Mr.. Cornelius Montgomery, OF Nc
Kinney drove down to the home OF
Miss Lena Estes on Jan. oath and the
couple going tOT a drive stopped at
the home OF local pastor. After a
short conference with the pastor, he
said the words that made two souls
vitE but single thought and two
fearts that beat as one" and their
happiness was complete. Thev receiv
ed the hearty congratulations OF the
entire community. They are az home
al Mckinney
Miss Grace Bastin. Of Mt. Salem Is
visiting friends and relatives this
week in Science Hill.
Prof. J. +. Bennett, Of Eubanks, who
taught splendid school last season
NJ the Smith school house, has gone
;or a five months stay at Bowling
A.
studies
There is no excuse why the city
council should not enforce the law re.
curing the removal OF a nuisance, es-
p"cially on Main street and in front Of
the post office Put in til!ng that
will carry the water Off instead of
creating an offensive mud hole that
lasts from one shower to another Get
busy please.
A disastrous fire was narrowly av-
eTIed Thursday evening in the home
OF Mrs Sallie Bailey on West Main
street. Before the discovery the
discovery the flames had burned
quite a hole in the kitchen floor be
meath the range. The fire bell o.
Mrs. ID. S. Carpenter brought a crowd
quickly and a few buckets of water
wv khf lt1As hlNs pdlltN Ndi
Insurance in the Fish agency at Stan
fora.
Zack Douglas aged about 80, and liv
ing near Geneva, passed into that
great beyond last week, a victim of
that most dreaded of all ills. consurlp-
tiOn.
Miss George Floyd is the oblising
clerk in charge OF the Geneva store
and everybody wants her to walt on
them And she does and it not all
summer doing it,
j. ]. Colimau, the blacksmith AT
Geneva has made money enough 60
buy farm and there is a fine open
ing at Geneva for q good blacksmith.
There is not vacant room or house
in our city for rent or sell. We need
q. least q dozen nice cottages right
away. Everyone 0f them can ne
rented elSi'r 81 yOnd intrcst IN
the investment. We have had a mum
Der oi inquiring parties wanting 10
buy and others wanting to rent.
Adam Sylveser Neikirk is the name
OF the yott1gest resident on rural
route one. and he il a line boy for
his age just one weeF.
We are making a speciality OF Blue
grass farms in The notoriously fertile
Hanging Fork" and Green river val
ieys. II viii pay YOU 60 see US before
buying. Farms in sizes from 60 To
400 acres. with good improvements
at big bar gain prices. No better pto-
ducinE lands in Kentucky Can on OF
write w. r. Williams.
Mr. James Hall entertained quite a
number of his friends Friday evening
at bis country home. Amonv those
present were: Misses Margaret Me
Cormack. Annie Dunn. Matte LipPs.
Mamie Cooper and visitor. Blanche
Barnette Zula Lads, sadie Eads Lille
Eads. Annie Floyd. Messrs. Denver
Neal. Charlie New bern. Ernest 70 d
Sam PeaVyhoouse, Mack PeavyhOuse.
Hudson Bohon. Julius Mckinney. Al
gar Weddle. Roger Hicks. John Hicks.
Paul Willis. George Darnctte and Mil
ton Eads.
Not being accustomed t. and be-
coming tired OF country life and farm
ing. have decided TO sell my splen.
did 200 acre farm with all its splendid
improvements at price, that no one
tvanifng al bVe( home ,in a fine