The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-11-06
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stuu ulcICLdut VI L OWcIS StOIc, CdS
ey county, died Friday, Oct. Both at
eleven O'Clock after long siege OF
tuberculosis at the age of IS years.
lie had been i'll the mercantile busi-
ness for over fifty years. His re-
mains were inferred here in the Hus-
tonville cemetery Saturday after
noon by the Masonic Lodge here
and other places. He leaves four
living children to mourn his loss.
They are John AlstOtt, of Junction
City, Clarence AlstOtt, BERTHE AL
stott and Mrs. L. A. Reynierson, of
Powers Store.
Paul Jessie lost very valuable
milk COW last week that was crippled
up badly some time ago. 1t was
ter IL short illness and was buried in
automobile while on the pike.
Old George Bailey, cOlOred, died
Sunday night of heart trouble af-
ter IL short illness and was buried III
the cOlOred people cemetery here
Tuesday evening ut , O'Clock by the
L. b. +. society of which he was a
charter member and worked hard to
keep up. He WAS one OF the founders
of the colOred Christian church here
and maintained high standa rd
among his brethren. He was Il slave
of the Bailey family.
Judge VIM. Myers and wife were
called to Liberty ut one o'clOcb
Sunday morning by the sudden ILL
hess OF Mrs. Ann Warmer. sister of
Mrs. Meyers, who has been i'll bad
health for quite awhile. She Is re-
ported considerably better ut pres
ent and hopes are she will soon be
out of danger again.
Vim. Neal, OF near MOreland Is
seriously i'll of pneumonia at pres
ent. He is being cared for III the
very best way by big hearted San,
Lusk and the good ladies in general
OF the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hall, OF Mis-
SCUBA, Mont., and Mrs. j. W. ROut
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. |. {. Brown
near Danville this week.
Mrs. j. A. Brooks and little daugh-
ter, Louie, have returned to their
home in Nicholasville, after visit
TO her sister, Mrs. j. W. Rout.
C.. W. Adams and j. L. Rife
went to Cumberland river Tuesday
on a fishing expedition.
W. H. Lanham, the sorghum max
or Of the Roy's Mill section of Cas-
ey county, passed through here Sat
urday evening en- route home with a
large load Of empty barrels, which
he will fill this week with sorghum Of
the finest make. He Is making a
large business of it and of canning
fruits and vegetables and will great
ly enlarge his capacity next year
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Norris. of Lex
iilgton. spent several days here
with Prof Robinson and wife last
week.
Reports came from parts Of Cas-
ey coanty, that hogs are dying at
q rapid rate of cholera.
Judge f.. {. Hopper and c. b
Reid arrived home last week from
La,onia, where they spent most
delightful week ut the LatOnia rae
es.
. Miss. Jessie Cook Of Nashvill,
is here among relatives.
Jas. ClOyd has rented the property
Of Chas Wheeler. known rs the
l:rown property. for next year.
G c. Rifle has rented the proper
ty occupied by f. b. Powell fol
next year
The sale of Wallace Steele, on the
Rolling Fork, Was largely ATTENDED
and everything sold high. Corr
brought 1865 per barrel; cattle SOLD
well and lot Of good stock was dis
posed of.
W. II. Lair is having his addi'
ton to the store rapidly built ant
will soon be ready for business.
Mrs. ]. T. Sutton is still in very