The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-24
Hustonville, Nov. %.

nesday night Of last week after an
illness Of several weeks. She was
40 years old and greatly beloved by
her numerous relatives and friends
She was laid TO rest in the McKin-
ney cemetery.
A beautiful and bright little
child named Marie Walls is named
Tor n Lexington relative Of the writ
or. She lives on the Jumbo road.
A splendid crop of tobacco has
been housed in good shape in the
West End Of Lincoln.
The finishing touches are being
,ut on the beautiful cottage home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Stephenson
The location is an ideal one as well
n the large house and its situation
must be seen to be properly APP
preciated.
The handsome little child of
Mrs. Everett Yocum died last week
ncc about four months. - The par
cuts have the sympathy of the en-.
tire community.
Mr. Clell Estes Of Lexington ship
ucd down to Earleston few days
ast and married Miss Watson
Who ACCOMPANIED him to Lexington
where they will reside on the future
Mr.. W. J. Campbell our insurance
man lost an eye last week by being
struck on the eye ball by small
piece of rock that was being broken.
America now leads the world in
the comparative size of educational
institutions, Columbia University
having displaced the University Of
Berlin. according TO registration fig
rres. Although the figures are no,
final. the number Of students at
Columbia this year is well in ex-
cess of 5000. Last year the total
was 1854.
An interurban line equipped for
freight and passenger traffic from
iere TO Moreland a distance little
lass than two miles, up the Greek
route will be big paying invest
iaent, and give quite a boom to our
city. II would enhance the value OF
property here as well as that of ev-
cry farm through which II passed.
Four thousand acres of fine timber
have been pledged TO be brought here
for shipment TO the Cincinnati mar
kei when the road is completed. The
Jacksonville Commercial Club is be-
Lind tins enterprise. Liberty viii
| build line To connect with ours
here.
The state inspector of rural routes
passed over route one. from this
pllre last week and condemned that
portion of said route, that goes
DOWN the Sims branch from the nike
20 the creek crossing near the home
of w. u. Estes. He said the road
must he made outside this branch
aud be completed before hard
freezing weather if possible.
| MIR, &. c. Lyon shipped last week
20 head Of fine slick l,400 pound
cattle. 1t has been long time since
a bunch as large in numbers and
Weights has been shipped by one
farmer in Lincoln.
| The tobacco and corn crops in
Inc West End have all been cut. and
a fine quality Of both has been well
housed before the frost injured
them.
/ There Is n good opening for a
good blacksmith shop at Earles'
store.
Mr.. d. S. Carpenter, who has been
eriously i'll from the effect of n
paralytic stroke some weeks past, is
thought 10 be improving slowly and
his numerous friends hope for his
full recovery soon.
James Dive. of st. Louis has been
visiting his relatives in FAIR Valley,
and along the upper Green river
valley. His stay however was brief
A. business in st. Louis called him,
Pine Lick Creek was past ford
ing Monday, and the heavy rains