The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-08

with Col Roosevelt AZ the opera house
tonight Two shows
The Lancaster High School base ball
team defeated the Harrodsburg lads Is
10 ] a, Lancaster last week Why don't
the Garrard boys arrange game with
the cracks of Stanford It's been
iorg time since these two mines have
hooked up
So far Uncle Dave" Prewiit has
not come over from Danville TO see
the runners and that is about the only
hing that has prevented the spring
meeting from being a complete success.
barring a little untoward weather.
Lexington Leader.
County Clerk g.. T. Cooper was CON
fined 10 his home several days this
week on account Of illness. but was
ablc To- return to the office on Wednes-
LAY. his son. James Cooper looked
after the work al the office and proved
A very competent substitute.
Hubert Carpenter received telo-
gram this week that his Maxwell dem
pnstrator had been shipped from the
factory and will be here in a DAY or
two Meanwhile he is preparing a wait
ing public for wha, he has coming bv
some clever newspaper advertising.
Harry Jacobs. the well known monu-
mcnt man. is IN the market for anoth-
er automobile and is going To give the
local agents chance TO show him
what they have to offer He has lust
sold his old car. which is still in good
shape. Ia lin Cash. Of Turnersvillc,
Who viii put II tn good service in his
extensive farming and saw mill opera
tons.
McCariv and Anderson got in anoth-
er nfiy Ford runabout last week which
they will deliver To- a buyer at once
The Fords are going like hotcakcs THIS
season and the well known Local
agents are onto their iob hy keeping
their great little machine before the
public through the only real and Ger
tain medium-the newspaper
luiln Spires, the we'll known and
prominent farmer. near Highland. says
there is one law which Kentucky needs
and especially the rural districts and
that Is 10 compel all who 20 To- a church
when services are being conducted. to
% inside the building or else get out
II the yard. \ large number OF good
men have approved the suggestion and
Mr. Spires will probably ask the next
member OF the legislature from Lincoln
10 introduce such a measure.
Phillips Bros. are erecting a hand
some little concrete bungalow for Mr.
and Mrs Bohon Campbell on the LOT
they recently purchased from Vim. Sew
erance of West Main street Mr.. and
Mrs. w. X. Warner have also laid the
foundations for new home on Port
man avenue both If which will be
substantial and attractive additions to
the architecture of Stanford Ii is I'm
derstood that several other well known
citizens are planning to build home,
this summer.
Thomas Manning. well known
farmer ont on the Lancaster pike found
an old half dollar the other dav which
NAV be worth considerable money to
uu.niSmaiists II was found IN the
front yard at his place and appeared to
have been dug up nv some animal
roofing about the yard. The con
WAS mintcd IN 1852. and appears TO Il,
worn ar rubbed bu, little being in
good state of preservation. The WON
ans head On IT, is exactly the reverse
u the head on modern CONS OF this
denomination.
Secretary w. p kincaid. of the X
p Fair. has opened up headquarters
H. tire office nj l. ID. Wearen. on Main
street and has gone To work with
vengeance to make the fair this year
the greatest that has ever been held in
this par: of the state. kincaid is Ger
tainly live bird when il comes %
boosting and all Of the boys are behind
aim pushing tor big winner this sea-
son Ii YOU miss the X. p Fair AT
mighty lonesome.
Mrs I. ; Johnson. oi Lancaster. was
here Thursday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. NJ. Newland and while here she
ought an eight ton monument OF Har
raw Jacobs. the monument man. The
monument rs J duplicate OF the >. h.
Baughman monument erected by Mr..
Jacob in Buffalo Springs Cemetery
aud will he made in Milford. n. II
granite and will be placed on the fam
ily lot in Richmond cemetery. Mr. ia
cobs also has the contract for a large
marble monument for Mrs. John Zoos.
q" he erected in the Catholic cemeter,
at Ottcnheim.