The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-28
HuSTONYILLE

ALL xmas % vegetaDie pants at HAL
anu nusscn $, ffus,onyiiie, ny. Jt-ip
inc pan game WIN SANFORD Sa,ur-
day evening was csied OH uniii an
o,neI aatc on account OF tne ram.
lnere was large crowd IN town
SATURDAY evening ucspite the rdn,
wn.cr sccmeJ not To keep anyDoIy
away.
ms Mary Dee Kennedy, Of Stanford
ana MASS Mary North, OF Mt. Saieni,
were visitors at Mrs. !. a. BAN last
week At notci Weatheriord.
Mrs sophia Carpenter spent last
Thursday IN stanford with Mr. ana
mrs J. g. Weaiherford.
sam Owens. OF Mckinney, was here
ON Saturday evening ON business.
Robert Nunncllcy, Of Peyton's Well,
was here Saturday evening, among the
many visitors oi our town.
Miss Cora May Good came home
from Lexington Saturday on a visit to
returned Monday morning ON the Caro-
lima Special.
). u. Mckinney has been suffering
intense pain from a sprained wrist
caused by a colt throwing him back
ward on his arm few days passed.
NJ w. Bernard and Bowen Holbrook
of Hartford. Ny, the oil magnates ami
Attorney George Florence. OF Stanford,
were here the latter part of last week
~ the interest of the oil prospects, near
Milledgeville and Mccormack church
! district The work will begin in caru-
est they say in a very few DAYS. Der
| ricks are now being loaded on cars for
| shipmcn, this week and they look
| for an oil enterprise to start up pretty
| lively. There are other fields in view
! ior leases which will be looked after
| later III.
| ID hubbard, the florist Of Stanford,
Mas here last week with plans AID
mowers and made the ladies smile wnen
tney saw ms display OI Deduuiui HOW
| cis.
\. Il. Nurrard. wife and child, of
| Danviile, were mere rriday ANA spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Foster.
Is. q. tower IL making preparations
| Tor a concrete walk to ne idid IRON
Man street to MS new blacksmith shop
north OF J.. B. Powel's implement yard.
Il. W. Leigh lost last week a very
| line milk COW from milk fever.
| Sheep shearing Is all the rage tins
week and some awful fine fleeces are
being taken of the sheep. Lambs were
never timer than they are this year.
The farmers are busy at present turn
ing their ground for the present corn
and tobacco crops. \ great many ar,
turning under line wheat in Boyle
which was sown for grazing. which will
make great fertilizer for same crop:
this season.
b. ". Leigh has turned his cattle oul
on the grass and they are looking dan
dy at present.
Some of our boys are talking OF JOIN
hig tie army To go 10 Mexico to he'll
fight Huerta. but we think by the tim,
that they can get in readiness. Huerta
will ne down and out of the business
Inc spring like weather is making
e,erything jump just now and Their
with be plenty of vegetables in the neal
iJturC.
MIR ] G.. Weatheriord was here oyei
SUNDAY among relatives ard friends.
Everyone are trying to get their gar
dens out this week.
Mrs. Frank Reid, OF Frye's Creek
was buried Sunday evening hy Ge"rg'
b. Prewitt, OF Moreland She had beer
sufferer for quite while
Mr.. Ed Nelson, OF the Danville gar
age, passed through here Monday iron
Liberty, where he had been to do SOM
repair work.
Mr.. Lucien Dye and Miss Flor;
Lanham, OF near Moreland and daugh
ter of +. l.. Lanham, eloped Sunda!
night from here TO Jellico. Tenn. 4
get married. The bride was II and III
groom was 80. The groom is the up-to
date North Side barber of high hon