The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-03
CRAB ORCHARD

1 Duf merchants are Clcaning up ana
getting rid of all their old goods pre-
paratory to putting in fresh spring and
summer goods. They will do their
very best to please you both in quality
and price, treat you fair. deal with
you squareiy. give you the best to be
| found anywhere, so this year don't
take your money away from home To get
the very same article you can buy here
at just as reasonable a price. Paironize
home interests. Patronizc our SPLEEN
did mill which turns oui the very best
grade of flour and meal Remember
home patronage helps build up our
town. While spending you money in
other towns. helps tear down your
own home and build up home in other
towns Too much Of this work has
I always been done for Crab Orchards
advancement.
Mr. Charlie Singleton was at home
from Ashville, n. c., where he has
been working for some months While
here he bought several nice horses To
take back with him
Mrs sam Tatem went to Louisville
Monday to lay in her spring and sum
mer millinery.
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ai,cr spending the winter with
daughter. near Louisville.
Mr. Otis Newland. Sr.. from Burn
side. visited his children near here
this week
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Sanders went to
Lexington Sunday To visit a brother.
VIM j. sick.
Miss Myrtle Murry visited Misses
Campbell in Danville Sunday.
Miss Angie Hunt. OF Berea. is visit
ing her sistcr-in-law. Mrs. Daisy
Hunt
Nj and Mrs. Robcr, Collier and
Mr. Wood Peters motored to Wilmorc
Sunday To visit Mr.. Wiider's family
DR. Hatfield. of Danvilc, splen
did dentist, visits Gus town quite OF
ten on professional business but they
do say he comes oitener on Sundays.
There will he a lecture at the Blp
tiSt church Wednesday night. which
promises To- hc interesting and instruc-
tive by Rev. Powell. Of Louisville Give
him a full house
Miss Maymc Holderman has been
visiting her brother. Charlie IN Mays
Vile Tor several DAYS
Rev Baird. OF the Preachcrsville NJ
j. church preached two excellent ser
mons at the Baptist church this week.
He comes over To- preach Tor our PEG
pie every fifth Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Stegtr is doing as well |
as could he expected and bearing her |
suffcriugs with much fortitude.
Mrs. George Stephenson has been !
sick several days with a deep cold.
Mrs. l.ecce was called to the bedside !
OF her father. Judge Colycr. Of Soncr-
set. who is IN a critical condition. with |
little hope 81 recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sharp los,
their baby of Group Tuesday. We eN-
tend sympathy To- them IN their trou /
bic
Mr. Billie George Holdman has
been carving the rura: mail for some
time as Mr. Milt Condor is sick
Mr.. Stigali remains about the same
Maurice Perkins went To Cincinnati
Tuesday To- lay in full supply OF ev-
er'thing for the seasons wear
Mrs kate Egber, received mes
sage from Mr. Higgins. of Stanford
that his mother was gradually growing
weaker so she at once went down.
Aunt Bett. as she was familiarly
called has many warm friends here.
who deeply regret Ia hear this
MIR Burch buchanan. of Louisville
was with his mother here this week
lie has many warm friends here who
are always glad To see him.
Mr. Arch Mckinney. r.. OF Louis
Vile. visited his aunt. Mrs. Jane Buch-
anan Sunday
The telephone company has certain
~ ruined the trees ON Stanford street
cutting them almost away. OF course
the trees should not be allowed to in
tcrfcre with the wires. but it is a
shame for the town To allow them 10
take away all the shade from us. and
ruin the looks OF the streets in this
manner.