The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-10-04
HustonvjIle

erty.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brown wer,
here for few hours Tuesday.
| "A series of meetings will begin al
the Baptist church on the 18th OF
October. Rev. T. j. Porter, of Leb.
anon. will conduct the services. All
are cordially invited to attend al,
the services.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charl.- PYLE. and
son attended the Liberty fair last
week.
| Robert Nave, of Mercer county,
collected bunch of nice mules about
here at liberal prices.
Mr.. Billie Burton and Dr. Pontius
OF Lancaster. passed through here
Friday returning to Lancaster from
the fair at Liberty.
Messrs. Hugh Sandidge. James
Hall. James Hanson. attended the
circus at Stanford on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Blaine
and children. of Louisville. are the
guests of c. II. Blaine at Hotel
Weatherford.
Mr.. Lewis Boggs. of Lawrance-
burg, visited Mr.. Waiter Mckinney
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Ellkin. were
here for few hours Monday.
| Mr.. John Blain and the Misses
Blain attended the circus at Stan
ford Saturday.
Mr.. Gabe Walters. of Lancaster.
was in this city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan TrayIor were
guests of relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Woods and
family. of Stanford. spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Mr.. Spalding Hill motored to this
city Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Tim Pennington. of
Stanford were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole Brown. of
Danville. are visiting their uncle.
Cafe Brown. of this place.
Powell and Depp sold ~ b. G.
Fox. one horse mule colt at $S5.
S. u. Stephenson sold to Powell
and Depp 43. black faced ewes at
$3.50 per head. Powell and Depp
bought of II. M. Damron. 3 calves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LETTERS and
little daughter. Mary Ophelia have
returned from short visit to Louis
vile.
Mr.. John Coffey. of Columbia.
was here last week buying horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rife have
moved TO their new home on Main
street recentlv occupied bv Mr.. and
Mrs. j. o. Carpenter.
Miss Bette Carter. of Moreland.
visited Mrs. II. NJ. Ross Tuesday.
Friends will be glad to know Mrs.
S. b. Mckinney is doing so nicely
and will be out AGAIN in few DAYS.
Julian Rife has a persistent re-
mainder of baseball strenuousness in
few sore ligaments which keep
him periodically in hospital. and his
return to Harrcdsburg is anxiously
awaited.
October at Hustonville was in
augurated with first white frost of
the season. Ii remains for some
savant to decide which stage is
light of the moon before many can
determine probable damage to sweet
potatoes.
Two of Lincoln's big sales con-
ficted 2nd inst. and only the acci-
dent that the states spellbinders.
Ike Dunn and Tom English were rival
attractions assured division of
crowd and spirited scrambles for all
bargains nj both.
The political quiet of this end II
funeral. Not II below of the Bull
Moose, nor Il trumpet of &. o. l..
elephant has been heard. and occas-
ional bray of democratic donkey
savors more of u satisfied soliloquy
or babble Of II pleasant dream than
Of boastful defiance.
A herd of 200 cattle from Cum
berland and Adair counties was
driven through here last week en-
route to Lexington. Two DAYS lat
er Robert Young. of Columbia,
reached our southern suburb with a
mixed herd of 200, which were cas-
lily sold to greedy buyers.
Last Monday evening Rev. Will !,
son, of sulphur. Henry county en-
tertained an audience at the Chris
tian church with his brief career, as
along the Congo in Africa
Mr.. Wilson presented very feellncly
the capabilities of the natives and
their enthusiastic RESPONSE To CIV
ilizing influences. He exhibited
many curios illustrative of their
barbaric fashions and customs, and
implements and fabrics manifesting
much skill and taste. Equatorial
swamps and their unsanitary ac-
and products RAPIDLY
wreck health of even comparatively
robust specimens Of of our climate,
aud the missionary soiourn is
n;thor short mr. final