The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-07-31
BURGLARS AT TURNERsvILLE
Cash & Routs Store Entered and Dogs
Take a Trail

ahh iODbth VI NdidDltot SUN iiOuts
meal, coffee, and the such like LARS
dogs were taken to the place and fine
trail was taken and trailed into the
neighborhood OF Boreyville, to a color
cd "gcntleman's" house. No arrest was
mare at the time but papers were got
ten out for search warrant to have
premises searched later on.
Monday afternoon from four 70 six
O'Clock, Master Jesse Mckee Carpenter
entertained q OF his playmates in hon.
or OF ms 4th birthday, Games we're
played during the afternoon, among
them an exciting peanut hunt, which
was greatly enjoyed by the little men
ard women. the prize being won by
Master Fred u. Foster. The happy
crowd was then led into the dining
room, the table was decorated with
pink and white flowers and candles, in
the center Jack Homer pie filled with
favors. which we're fastened TO pink
ribbons, each leading to the place of a
guest. At one end OF the table the
birthday cake, pink and white. with
tour candles was placed. Delicious ices
AMI cakes and candy were served The
little host was showered with many
pretty gifts. Those present were:
Misses G. Walker Sarah Lynn Tucker.
Abbie Rife. Montgomery. Rosaline
Chlldress. Elizabeth Blain, Mary
Ophelia Jeffries. Julia Abilene Carpen-
ter, Ann Katherine Spalding. Mary Jane
Evans. Ann Nave. Messrs. Morris
Montgomery James Vowel. Jesse Bur-
dette Powell. Robert Russell. George
Depp. Edward Gibbs. Daniel Rife.
Fred B. Foster, Henry Phillips, Beech
or Adams
DR.. o. S. Williams spent Sunday at
Danville.
B. W. Leigh. of Hustonville. bought
OF Peavyhouse and sons a black bull
calf for SO
Miss Lucille Petrey. of Hartman.
Tenn, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A L.
Foster for a month.
Lightning struck the barn OF w. {.
Myers on Frye's creek last Sunday ev-
ening and simply tore it all to pieces.
Aunt Polly Kaufman fell a few
nights ago and received badly brok-
en- leg and displacement of the hip
Joint. As she is at greatly advanced
IN age. fears are that she may not re-
cover from such shock She got up
to get a drink OF water and lost her
balance and fell
A severe hail storm visited a section
of Casey county. south of here last Sum
day evening doing much damage in this
part of the growing corn and tobacco.
Some crops of tobacco were almost
a total loss. while others were badly
damaged Some had insurance and
some had none. One insurance man,
Mr.. Campbell had privilege on same
Saturday evening to take some insur-
ance out. but didn't do it and received
Il, Z. IL. L. Il. 4. 4
surance were promptly visited by Mr..
Campbell and all satisfactory arrange
ments secured.
Miss Grace Good joined her sister
Miss Sallie. at Louisville Saturday to
Mich. and then to Canada for a few
days. The whofr-rrfp will take about
two weeks.
j. b. Honaker was in town Monday
and reports a most glorious rain in his
neighborhood Sunday evening
ID. w. Dunn is selling lots Of tur-
nip seed for fall sowing for greens next
spring.
NJ. :. Baughman. w. =. Kincaid and
| b. ID. Carter, motored to our town We'd
nesdav morning on business and was
nesday morning on business.
Mrs. {. r. Mccormack left We'd
noSday for Danville, where she has a
| position in view.
Mrs {. X. McCormack's sale on last
Saturday was well attended and things
sold At fair prices.
We had another fine shower again
Tuesday morning and everybody was
tickied 20 death with it,
John Pembleton. of Ellisburg. was
\ IN tCWr Monday shoDDinp
{. {. Combass. of the Liberty mill,
was las week engaging wheat for their
mill at Liberty at 20 cents here and IS
cents delivered. He succeeded in pur-
chasing large amount.
| Master Samuel Reid, of Stony Point.
BOYLE county. came over Sunday night
to make his father J. H. Reid, a visit
for a few days
Judge VIM Myers and family motor
ed To Liberty on Monday. The Judge
on business and the family to visit re-
ldtives
We had a glorious rain Sunday even
ing and everybody is now feeling lots
better over the present prospects for
good corn and tobacco crop this fall
! Emmett Mccormack. of Hustonville,
| sold Dink Iarnian an aged work mule
this week for Sl50
! Misses Bobbie and Susan Blain are
visiting Mrs. VIM. Harkins.
ID. w Dunn has just completed the
planting of over a bushel of bunch
beans which are looking awful we'll
He will can them for later sales. Any
one wanting anything in the way of
canned goods will see him. He will
have an up-to-Gate rann r m operation
in few days and ready to serve the
public in any kind of work in this line.
Mrs A. B. Mckinney rs still very
| feeble.
Harry Camnitz. of Danville. was here
among relatives and friends Friday.
Mrs VIM. Mckinney is very i'll with
rheumatism.
The tobacco raisers are now very
busy taking out insurance on their Drops
IN this section since the recent hail
storm
Misses Estelle Pruitt. of Danville.
Mary ID Kennedy. of Stanford and
Misses May and Florence North ri the
MiddlehurR pike are the weekend yisi-
tors of Mrs ]. A. Blain.
Rev. p. l.. Bruce. OF Stanford will
preach at the HustonvilIe PRESBYTERIAN
church OF II A. NJ. Sunday The mem
hers of the congregation are requested
TO be present. Chas Wheeler. Clerk of
Session.