The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-05
STANTON

Mr. Joe Willoughby, of I'll ioD.
Mr.. Johl jackson remains u. ont
the same. His son Charley is still
staying with him during his sickness.
Mr.. J. Hardwick, of Winchester,
vas here election day as vas also
Mr.. John Hardwick, of Mt. Sterling.
Mr.. Ras Houston, porter at Wy
att Hotel, in Whitesburg, is tlkirg u
little vacation. Ras is quite taken
up with Whitesburg and TANKS it is
quite business place.
Rev. L. F. Martin prea ohed nj L.
& r. lrrct,on last Sunday.
Rev. r. S. Baker, Of Faristown,
KY, will preach at the Christian
church next Sunday.
The writer spent several days in
Morgan county looking after his Sun
day school work.
Mrs. NJ. A. Philips Is syerdng the
month visiting her many friends and
relatives in Montgomery AMI Mcnifee
couuti"s
The farmers have beei quite busy
making sorgum the last few LIy5. 1t
is very fine this yeac, tHer, having
beel al ideal season for it.
jack Frost arrived and made him
self inown several days last wetk.
He brought with him lndian Sunme:
weather of which we all ara appreci-
alive.
Election day passed off very quiet
ly, there not being sign of drink
ing or as far as we have learned any
vote buying.
Halloween came last Saturday
night and the boys had their usual
fun. Their evidence is to be shown
in various places.
The ladies of Stanton have organ
lied Woman's Christian Temper
nee IlpienA wit Nr'--Re4tiS Iasa--
son as president. They sent her to
the State W. c. T. U. Convention as
delegate to Winchester. The W. c.
T. U. is one of the greatest organi-
cations in the world today and doing
more to put the liquor traffic out of
the country than any other Organi-
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have moved in
to the house with Mr.. L. B. Anderson
and will occupy the lower part of
the house.
Mr.. John Will Morton suffered II
very severe cut on the hand and other
injuries when he was run into by n
bicycle ridden by one of Judge Der
ickson's boys. The town ordinance
strictly forbids any one riding on he
side walks with a bicycle and there
is a penalty of s. for each offense,
Mr.. Walter Burris has moved his
family into the house of Mr.. james
Even across from the Christian
church. Mr.. Dave Lucas Of whom
we spoke last week bought the prop
erty occupied by Mr.. Burris and will
move here in the near future.
Bro. Henry Townsend, of Ra l'cai,
Lee county, filed his appointment on
Saturday night at Mt. Caaran and on
Sunday he and Bro. T. q. Watson
ipreached at llatton Creek school
house and attended to The order of
baptism and returned to Mt. Caana
Sunday night and preached to 4
house 4full of heiprers. Mr. Fred
Ware, travelling salesman from Stan
ton called on our town merchant
Mr.. Press Johnson and sid Fin =
bill of groceries. Judge G. NJ. Deric'
son, Deputy Sheriff was among Tho
boys last week, He did cleanup
here, visiting nearly every house il
the neighborhood. Mr. I.emmins
Howell is all smiles. Its a new c"pl
and its name is Bola Howell. Nh
Morgan Pelfry and his wife, Dora
are here from 0akdlle visiiln;
friends and relatives. CmTtae.
Rose and Pood Foster All Thadea
Cole are three of the boys WHO ar
always at these places, AT churcl
with, song books and ready 10 sM
and help the preachers all they ear
Be careful boys and don't let III
girls get ahead Of you ~ singns
Mrs. Celia Corners son and wife cam
down TO visit her from Breathl'
county. We will have prayer meet
ing ON Saturday night Nov. 7. a
come out, Mr.. Clinton Conner VIII