The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-05-31
PROF. BREEDING
Nav Not Head Junction City School
Next Term-Reuret at News

junction tltNs NAY OV'
Prof. Howard Breeding and Misses
Agnes and Louise Green have gone
TO their respective homes in Perry
vile and it is said that none of the
trio will teach in the school at this
place another year. A petition was
gotten up the first of the week and
numerously signed. asking the
school trustees to retain these ex-
cellent instructors, but to no avail.
as it is said that each will seek a
different field for teaching this fall.
Miss Lucy Hankla is in Parks
vile, where she is the guest of
Misses Myrtle and Cleo Brown.
Mrs. Mamie Dennis has returned
from Paris and will likely make her
home here in the future.
Miss Nancy Green. who has been
the guest of Ruth McCollum during
commencement, has returned TO her
home in Perryville.
Miss Sallie Dunn has returned
from Somerset and again is in the
millinery shop of her aunt, Mrs.
Mary ID. Burke.
Mrs. Orville Buck has returned
from Mitehellsburg. where she was
the guest of Mrs. James BriscOe.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Catron and
Mrs. g. D. McCollum have returned
from Parksville where they witness
ed the decoration of graves.
Burglars were so rude as to
break into the cellar of Mr.. G.. A.
Dunn on Sunday evening. making
themselves richer by several jars of
preserves.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trosper.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Reynolds. Mr..
end Mrs. ]. r. Steele and daughters.
Misses Mary and Ada. are in Paris
attending the Knight Templar Con-
clave
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Richardson
are moving to Moreland where the
first-named will in future have
charge of the plant of the Standard
Oil Co.
Elmer Singleton, a painter of this
city, while working in Moreland, fell
from step ladder three feet high
and broke his left arm. The sup
position is that if he had fallen from
a ladder six feet in height he would
have broken his neck.
Mrs. W. I. Richardson is able to
to be up after having been i'll during
commencement.
Mr.. Everett Owens, of Darlington.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Owens.
Messrs. Robert and Ray Powers.
of Perryville, were here between
trains Wednesday. The first named
tells us that he expects TO go on
the road for a cigar factory To-
Gated in Denver, Pa.
The c. n. o. & T. p. railway has
laid off l6 section men here until
June /. The order took effect May
'2S.
Mr.. Hubert Roberts. son of Mr..
ID. A. Roberts, and Miss Lena Hill,
daughter of the late Charles Hill.
eloped to Richmond Monday even
ing, where they were married on
Tuesday. Their ages are Is and 10,
respectively.
Misses Annie and Sadie Cosby
went to Danville Wednesday after
noon, going there with an idea of
doing some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. z. Faulconer. of
Lexington, are visiting the latter's
sister, Mrs. Il. b. Sweeney.
Mr.. n. X. Sinkhorn, of Shelby
City, who was accidentally wound
ed by a load of shot from a gun on
January 18th, tells us that the wound
has never entirely healed.
Messrs. William McGraw and
Marshall McCollum have arrived at
home after weighing mail for 105
days on the C. n. o. & +. p. rail
way. Neither missed a day at his
work and their friends are justly
proud at the excellent record made
by these young men.