The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-26
HUSTONvILLE
The Musical to be given at the opera
house Thursday night May 18th prom
lscs TO DC largely attended The ladIca


house Thursday night MAY 18th prom
ises to be largely attended The Iadic.
have bcnc most fortunate in securing
some III the very best musicians to as.
Sis, Miss Bates. of Danyillc. will as
sisi with violin. Mr.. Wesley. Of Stat,
College, Lexington. with cornett. Miss
Faulkner. II Birmingham, as soloist
Miss McGte. OF Danyille, as accom-.
panist Others who will take part are
Mrs. l,urriS. of New York City Miss
Angie Carpenter. Misses Anna Floyd, OF
tlust nvlle and kathetync Warmer
OF Conservatory IT Music Cincinnati
\ n~mbcr Of children will take part "
tableauN and living pictures Mr. Wal
ker mas Offered to furnish new piano
for that night. which viii add greatly
to the music. Tickets for reserved seats
ON sale at kiiie Bros, Admission Is
25 and IS cents.
ID. w. Dunn is now filling large or
ders for potatoes plants.
Quite a number from here went a.
Stanford Monday to attend circuit
court which hogan there MONDAY
Brown went down with a lot of wit
nesses to testify in his behalf in a case
that should have been thrown out OF
court before now. as there is very lit
tie in II. The other parties have never
made their appearance against him.
\ good rain is what the tobacco
planters are now wanting Lots Of beds
are having to be heavily watercd every
day To keep them alive. especially.
where they are close to hedge fences.
T.. Wyatt, an employee Of {. B Pow
eli while coasting down kauffman's
hill Sunday at a lively speed came in
contact with a small negro boy, who
Just kept jumping from one side OF the
road tn the other trying to keep iron,
being run over The wheel slipped
from under him and threw him about
forty feet down the pike with the hi
cycle ON top of him He is considerably
bruised and cut. but nothing serious
lie received a very ugly cut on the
knee. which will keep him on the still
'fde for several days. Parties who
Witnessed the accident say that they
10 not see why II did not kill him.
l. NJ. Reid. the leading merchant o
Nitchellsburg. was here last Thursda,
WITH relatives and friends and attend.
I'D 10 some business affairs.
Mr. and Mrs K. NJ. Tate, of Danvlle
notored here last Thursday in their
Few Buick car, which is fine car and
pent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. c. p
Grown, on the Bradfordsville pike.
Reid Conway left last Friday for
ennsylVania to visit his father. who
IN business there
Miss Mamie Tantsie left for her
Ter home at Maylick. Ky, to take her
vacation al home during the summer
months She will return again in the
! ali To take charge of her school room
the Graded School.
Clarence Allstott and nephew. OF
ROLLING Fork. were here Thursday
morning Tor short time
w. Il. Noel, who moved back to the
farm OF T. l.. Carpenter, where he was
living, when burned out few months
lgo Mr.. Carpenter had new house
built Tor him.
Hardin Ellis. of the Rolling Fork
,ection, came up Thursday morning
md bought some new machinery o
T. Il Powell, the boss implement mar
II our city
Attorney G.. d. Florence and NJ.
| Rauebman. OF Stanford. were here III,
| " WYNN ltlufutu Ntdiibi
| y way OF the new oil fields that arr
| eing opened up east OF Milledgeville
Beccfer Adams, age four. was badl
cut under the knee. Saturday evening
while playing in one of the vacant lot
N the west end of town, where glas
and other debris had been thrown. fo
quite awhile against the city ordinanc
and as well as looks and health to b
considered and he received a yer
painful wound to the bone. Severa
stitches had To be taken He is rest
ng quietly al present and hopes ar
that he will soon be able to be out.
Mrs +. :. Powell is still in yer
critical condition at her home on Yves
main street
| J. \, Blan attended the Republica
District Convention at Junction Cit
Saturday evening.
The Hustonville and Moreland Ba
teams crossed bats Sunday evening a
Moreland with a score OF 4 to 3 i
favor OF huStonyille. II was hotly con
tested
| w y. King, oi pafhsviiie. came
over here Saturday and purchased
large assortment OF sweet potatoe
plants OF d. w Dunn. He SAYS tina
they are very scarce in that part of tn
country.
Mr.. Bernard. the oil magnate, wa
IN our CITY the latter part of last keel
on his way to Milledgeville and sur
pounding country in the interests OF
the oil fields, which are being rapidly
as possible gotten ready for operation