The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-05-31
HUST0NvlLLE TO GET
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
Plant to Generate the "Juice" To Be
Installed at Roller MiIIs-A
Fine Move.
HustonviIle. MAY 3Ofh.

tu ny electrlc HgntS. Ire electricity
will be had from the Hustonville
Roller Mills and we can state for a
fact that the lights will be in by
middle of July. Mr.. X. A. Lipps
will be at the head of this company
and that is enough guarantee that
1t will be a success. Naturally ev-
eryone wants to patronize home in.
dustry so see Mr.. hipps- Mt once and
make arrangements for lights to be
put in your home.
Mrs. Elias Kidd, of Liberty. and
Mrs. Carlton Elkin, of Lancaster,
were in this city Wednesday.
Mr.. Clinton Basin has purchased
the automobile owned by DIR. Will
liams.
Misses Wesley, Belle, Cundiff and
Mr.. Cundiff of Liberty, motored to
this city Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler.
Misses Belle Boyle, Cora NJ. Goode.
George d. Westherford, attended
the Knight Temnlar reception at
Danville Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Tate and Rev.
and Mrs. Surles and Miss June
Ormstead, went to Dix river fishing
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jack Davis. of Danville. Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. James Vowel
last week.
Among those who attended the C.
W. b. NJ. convention at Somerset
last week were: Rev. Willis. Mes
danes Robert Berry, June Hooker.
Minnie b. Robinson and Misses Jes-
sic Powell, Helen Hooker, Angie
Carpenter, Mrs. James Carpenter,
and Master John Hooker.
Mrs. Joseph McKeown and sons.
left Friday for their home in Louis
vile.
Miss ANA Barker and Blanche
Barnette and Mr.. Ore Barnette at
tended the musical at Stanford last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. David Newborn. is visiting
Miss Georgia Newborn at Knoxville.
Messrs. c. W. Adams, j. B. Rout.
Z. 5. Powell and j. B. Rife, went
to Dix river Thursday fishing and
caught one great big sun perch.
Next.
Mrs. Sandy Carpenter visited
friends at Moreland Friday.
Miss Belden, of Liberty, visited
MIR. George Bradley last week.
Miss Maggie Stagg of Stanford,
visited Mrs. William Rife last week.
Miss Mayme Yancey left for her
home at Mayslick. Monday.
Mrs. W. j. Campbell has returned
from visit to relatives up in In
diana.
Miss Anna Floyd visited relatives
at Somerset last week.
Miss Florence Spragens and Mr..
Henry Spragens were here fer a
short time Friday.
Mrs. +. +. Sandidge and attrac-
tive daughter. Miss Lena Sandidge,
were here Thursday shopping.
Miss Carrie Cunningham and Mrs.
Jones Baughman attended church
here Sunday morning.
| Miss Helen Murphy. of Liverpool.
Ohio, is the attractive guest of Miss
lOrpha Denham.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Wesley and
son, of Liberty. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucien Young of this city Saturday.
| News came Sunday of the death
of Mr.. Wash Brown, at Covington.
MIR. Brown was one of the oldest
men around here and lived here un-
I'll three years ago. His remains
were brought here Monday for burr
lal.
Mr.. II. Nj. Tate was called to
Somerset Monday by the illness of
! his father.
| Harry Camnitz. who is playing
with Lexington base ball club came
down Saturday to be with the home
felix's. He is winning nearly all his
games.
Rev. and Mrs. Surles and beau.i-
full little daughter and Miss June
Ormstead left Monday for Louis
kille, for n few days visit TO rela-
tives there.
Mrs. Mary Logan and Mr.. Boyd
Weatherford who spent the winter
in the south returned Sunday.
Among the young people who at
tended the opening at Elixir Springs
we're: Misses Hanson, Lula and Sa-
die Eads. Eliza Route, Miss Ada Al
corn. Miss Jesse and Jean Mekech-
ME. of Hubble. Rose and Margaret
Mccormack. Elizabeth Owens. Miss
Jennie Peoples. of Stanford. Mis- :
Ada Wesley. Misses Belle. Smith ard
Cundiff. of Liberty and Messrs.
Julius Mckinney. jess Herrin. Gin
ton Basin. Joe Route, Hugh Saw
didge. Carlisle Myers. Logan Hub
BILE. of Stanford. Sylvester Newtoa,
Leslie Sloan. of Hubble. Jim Harris
of Hubble. Dallas Rue. Rod Weslev.
Roger Hicks. James Hall. and Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Powell and Mr.. Geo.
Mckinney.