The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-11-29

will be glad to know he is convalesc-
ing from his recent illness.
Elder T.. G. McDougle. of Rich
mond. filled the pulpit at the Chris
tan church Sunday.
II. Il. Northcott the poultry deal
err has been quite busy buying and
Strengthening turkeys for the Thanks
giving market.
The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
church held their annual silver Of
fcring Friday evening November %.
at the church and the nice sum Of
$50 was gwen.
c. Il. Flannery purchased the res
idence of J. +. Hammond On Fall
Lick pike together with 60 acres Of
land. at SlU5 per acre. Mr.. t1an-
merry recently sold his farm to w. T.
Ring auctioneer.
The handsome little six-~ear-o
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bur-
ton living near Lancaster is report
ed qu;' sick of diptheria.
ed quite sick of diptheria.
farm known as the JENNINGS farm
To X. J. Lewis for S15 per acre This
tract lies on the Buckeye pike and
contains 240 acres.
The Farce Comedy. Sentimental
Sara" will be given at the opera
house FRIDAY evening. November 20.
by the pupils of the graded school
Miss Dean is training the students
and hopes the entertainment will be
quite a success.
Burnam West. mail carrier on
route No. 3. met with a painful ac
cident. which might have been fatal
A portion of the harness broke while
crossing the bridge near Antioch.
The young man was thrown out and
dragged some distance escaping with
some bad bruises.
The Chautauqua CIRCLE met The
past week at the home of Mrs. Fred
p. Frisbie. The subjects for discus
sion were "The Rule of Switzerland
and "Public Protection of Labor"
Miss Annie Rawson. State Librar-
ian will speak to an interested crowd
at the court house on the afternoon
of December IA. Miss RawsOn
comes under the auspices of the pro-
gressive woman's club.
Elder +. M. finder. of this city
was added by Governor McCreary
to the list of delegates appointed
20 the Anti-Saloon League, of Ameri-
ca. which meets in Washington. ID.
c., December 16, II. Is and 10.
Miss Jennie Lackey is visiting re-
latives in Winchester and Paris.
Miss Nell Estill. of Colorado is the
guest of Miss Katie Lee Denny and
other Garrard friends.
Mrs. Mildred Beazley is at home
after a visit of several weeks with
her daughter Mrs. VIM. Hays at
Stanford. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ware. of Knoxville. are here for a
visit to Mrs. r. +. McRoberts. Mrs.
J. Fleece Robinson mas been in Dam
vile visiting her sister. Mrs. B. ID.
Herndon. Mrs. r. A. Campbell, Of
Columbus. o., is with her aunt the
Misses johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Hall of Winchester were with Mr..
and Mrs. Parker Gregory. for a
short stay. Miss Mary Dalton is a
student of Hamilton College, Lex
ington was at home Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dalton.
The following Lancasterians were
in Stanford Saturday for the Hilton
Hannah marriage Mrs. r. H.
Batson and little daughter, Cecil,
Mr.. Frazier Hurt, and Miss Susie
Hilton.
Rev. S. H. Pollitt will preach the
Thanksgiving sermon Thursday |
morning at the Methodist church.
At the sale of w. A. Brents. in
the Cedar Creek section. conducted
Saturday by Col. j. p. Chandler, i
Mr.. Brents withdrew his nice, little
farm of 20 acres at figure of ST.
$50. and rented il for the year 1913
to Harve POINTER. Mr.. Brents will !!
move to the Stagg place on Hang
ing Fork, where he will farm next
season. He sold three shoats at
"a head to Will Boone.
Cauuht LARGE Owl =
VIM. Eason, a well known farmer
three miles of Mckinney. brought to
town last week, one of the largest
horned owls ever seen in this part OF
the state. lie caught the midnight
flyer in q steel trap. 1t had killed
and eaten part of chicken the
night before. and Mr.. Eason set a
trap over the remains of the fowl.
thinking the owl would return the
next night to complete his feast. The
steel jaws nipped one toe and he was
held fast until released next MORN
ing, when he put no a tremendous
fight, but was captured alive. He
measured four feet from tip to tip
of wings and was beautifully color
ed.
univ n Fire Harm