The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-04-23
Dung couple will go abroad on a

young couple will go abroad on a
bridal tour.
ID. +. Rankin bought 10 2-year-
old steers at 1-2 cents aud an
other bunch of 10 of about the same.
weight at u Ia cents.
&. A. Arnold shipped carload
of hogs to Hubbard, Hauss and
Ragsdale, at Cincinnati, the con-
signment consisting of 127 100
pound porkers, the following being
some purchases made to complete
the carload, Mr.. Arnold having
raised the greater number of them:
From Ashley Arnold "a 226-pound
hogs at 1925 per hundred; from
the same stockman 20 100-pound
shoats' nc D cents; from Wllliam
Lear 81 12G-pound porkers at q
cents; from Milo Simpson 9 155-
pound hogs at q cents.
Lawson and Brown. of Lancaster.
bought 10 l30-pound hogs from +.
ID. Herring. Of the Prcachersville
section at $3.50 per hundred.
H. X. Seba Stin of East Garrard.
bought 3j 90-pound shoats at SO
PEI hundred from Coffey jenkins
aud 10 7j-pound shoats from Ben
Grimes at q cents per pound.
j. ID. Eads and sons, of Lincoln.
have been engaging wool from the
sheep raisers of the Bryantsville
section, the following being some IF
their contracts: From Colby Jen-
kins 100 fleeces at % cents per
pound: from Louis Brown $50
| fleeces at % cents; from X. J. Bur-
ton - fleeces; from William Swope
30 fleeces from Ben Swope 80 fleeces
from T. ID. Chestnut about 800
pounds of wool. from Abner Hughes
215 pounds. from Cyrus Daley 100
pounds. All being engaged al the
prevailing market price 20 cents per
mound.
AIR. Hannah Sweeney engaged $50
pounds To another wool buying firm
ut % cents.
Mr.. Sloan. of the Bryantsville sec
ton sold 100 barrels of corn to Mr..
jerry Caldwell. of Boyle county. at
- per barrel.
Mr.. Monte Fox. of Danville,
bought two wagon loads of corn
from Mrs. Florence Ballard of low
er Garrard for 81 per barrel.
Mr.. G. A. Bowling sold pair of
?-year-old horse mules to Mr.. VIII
liam Hoover. of Nicholasvile. for
1925.
Mr.. rnd Mrs. W. o. Goodloe are
visiting relatives in Springfield.
Miss Sue Shelby Mason left last
week FOR several weeks visit to her
sister Mrs. VIM. Fox Logan in Viii
kesbarre. Pa. Mrs. Hugh Hemp
hill, of Nicholasvile. is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Arnold. Mrs.
VIM. Boyle has returned to New Or
leans after,a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Wherritt. Mrs.
j. b. Paxton. of Stanford has. been
visiting her mother Mrs. A. c. Rob-
inson. Miss Mary Chestnut is in
Lexington visiting her sister Mrs.
John Woods and family Mr.. and
MRS. j. b. Bourne are at home after
n visit TO their daughter Mrs. W. X.
Warner. of Stanford. Mrs. Am
Robinson is in, Danville visiting re-
latives. Mrs. w. "A. Price and T. j.
Price left last week for several
weeks visit to Mrs. Il. b. Orel in
in Fort Pierce. Fla.
Mr.. Homer Tinsley died very sud-
denly at his home five miles of Ian
caster, of heart disease. The de
ceased was veteran in the Civil
War. Besides his wife and son he
Is survived by brother.
Mr.. Salem Wallace. formerly of
tins county now banker in the
city of Lexington. will be married
op Wednesday to Miss Lillian Lee
jefferson a daughter of Mrs. Thos.
CLAW jefferson. of Lexington. The
marriage will occur at the BAPTIST
church and will be a leading society
event.
The District w. G. T. L. Conven-
ton will meet here Nav first and
second, beginning Wednesday even
me- with Demorest contest in which
SIX young men will contest for the
silver medal. On the last evening
Mrs. Francis Beauchamp will give
one of her interesting lectures.