The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16
HUSTONVILLE

our farmers are rejoicing sluct
the arrival OF that splendid rain Mon
day evening
plltus Mckinney is seriously al
from the effects of m injured foot
that is getting worse instead OF bet
ter.
The Union meeting OF the three
churches In our beloved city held NJ
the Baptist Church last Sunday even
ing was we'll attended. Splendid
talks by the pastors of each denomi'
nation, evidenced true brotherly love
and a firm determination to work In
union for the bringing OF souls TO
Christ
The prospect for a bountiful crop
this year in this vicinity was never
more fiattering. Our farmers never
wore broader smiles nor felt more
thankful to The Master" for His
genero iity.
Mrs. Maggie Rudolph, OF ST. Louis,
who has been the guest OF her cousin
Mrs. +. Mccormack on West Main
street, hhs Vpturned home after a
two weeks delightful visit
Mr.. u. 8. Carpenter. who has been
quite II for some weeks past. We
are glad to report him much better
and hope for his full recovery at an
early date.
DIR. Alcorn was called To Stanford
on professional business Wednesday
and returned home Thursday.
Mr.. Silas Sandidge is one ~ tho
most deficient ho1fe handlers, and
trainers in the county. lie is caring
for Mr.. ID. S. Carpenters business
during his illness.
Miss Marjorie Mccormick and
Mrs. Eugene Dunn. were among the
Hustonville guests that attended the
nuptia's at Stan
ford on Thursday afternoon, June
Sth.
Mrs. Mary Logan. of Birmingham.
Ala. is visiting her numerous friends
and relatives In our city where she
was a resident for many years. She
expressed q desire TO again be a citi.
zen OF Hustonville.
The ladies' OF the G. w. Il. ". met
In the handsome home Of
Mt and Mrs. J. II Hooker on West.
ern Ave.
Mrs. Sarah NJ Walls who lives
near Geneva. IL in her 18th year nnd
in good health. She was married in
lS4s and is the mother OF thirteen
,iilcren. who have 81 grandchildren.
q great grand-chi ldren and two
h%af great grandchildren Making
/ total Of Ave generations numbering
I35 deecendantA
aessr. ssyssakss4 Mccormick. our
vide awaks - staeE- dealers, ship
,ed last weeM kears Of lambs. car
logs and one Gar cattle for which |
hey paid the top Of. the market.
Miss Mary Murrell. OF Campbolls-
lille and Miss Elma MCGEE OF MI.
were guests OF MI
ulius Mckinney last week.
An interurban line from here 70
ioreland Is among the favored pc
in the near future. This
me can be built at remarkably
w cost, as the route is hill side
ut most all the way. More than
eventeen thousand acres OF timber
ave been pledged TO be brought
ere for shipment TO Cincinnati.
hen this line is ready for business
nd more than double this amount
an be secured when the route Is
ertairty. The Hustonvil CONNER
ial Club has the matter in hand ana
opes tn have the aid and influence
the entire community. Address
M particulars. the Secretary OF
Commercial Club.
Mrs. Francis Gable, who has been
| for some weeks. We are sorry 10
,port her condition no better.
Mr. and Mrs. +. J. Mansfield o.
exington, are spending this week
ith us and enjoying country life IN
le Blue Grass after q long housed
Jason in the city.
Mrs. Carrie Tray'or, OF near HOW,
nd is visiting her relauvef ana
iands I'm our city THIS week.