The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-12
HrGHwArER GETS" DIR. BoHoN
Sage Of Kids Store Forced To Re-
tfeat-West End News

fiustonville, Ny, May u.
His many friends have often assert
d that there's nothing this side OF
he'll ur highwater that could feaze
DIR. Tom Bohon. sage of kidds Store,
but the latter got IN its work last week
ana inade the doughty Doctor hoist
The vlitc flag. The heavy rains of sew
cial days had greatly swollen the wa
tiers NJ Carpenters and trye's creeks,
and the flood tide came about two or
three O'Clock one morning. and mad Dc.
}ohons dOmicile engulfed The family
insisted that II would bc necessary To-
move out earlier, when they saw that
the house was going TO be inundated,
but Or. Bohon insisted that he knew
these creeks better than the oldcs, in
habitant and stuck out gamely to the
lasi. until his folks laughingly threat
cned to carry him out. Then nc and
Mrs. Bphon and their son, Hudson
lett Tor higher ground
I. ]. AShlock, OF Rowland. was here
The latter part OF last week on bust
ness
Ia the ball game at Harrodsburg Sat
urday between the Moreland team and
III liarrodSburg team. three Of our
cam played with the Morcland team.
he Mprciaud team won the game.
MrSColeman Sutton and daughter,
" New Castle, ind, are here visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs John BOlin
James H. Reid went to Louisville
FRIDAY c"ening 10 be present at the
berby Saturday
k'ife Bros, have received another
car OF corn which the farmers are buy
ny the feed their werk stock.
Mr.Brack Gam. out on the John
oieeie Carpenter place, is quite III OF
Malaria fcver.
Leslie Eads went To Louisville SAT.
n lay.
Coleman Myers, OF Frye's creek near
iiustcnNile., sold To John Lutes. OF
lie Hubble section, one COW for SIS
md eighteen hogs at seven and half
cents per pound
The new hitch rack recently install
I'd by the city at the rear OF Weather
iords store, is great convenience to
the country people and will save the
olu maids from having to wade in the
mud to move the horses that are hitch
ed on their premises
Myers. Tucker a Co, of the West
End. sold 20 w. {. Floyd. 25 head of
hogs at seven and ahalf cents per
pound and IS had to W. ID. Nave. the
iiustonvillle miller. at the same price.
NJ. ID Eads, of near Moreland
bought OF J. +. Eads. of Hustonville.
bunch nice red Durham COW for S61-
80
Uncle John Carson. OF Somerset.
was the guest of his children. W. p.
Carson and Mrs. ]. h. Baughman.
Word comes from Louisville to his
friends here that Thomas NJ. Eads.
Sho IS IN a hospital there is in a very
critical condition. His home is at Lock
y, on the cumberland river IN Wavp,
county Later word received here Mon
lay. was that he was not expected t.
i've through the day.
Mrs. l.. =. Powell is in a critical
condition at present. He daughter. Mrs.
WI Murphy, OF Turnersville was at
II her bedside Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Woods. OF Stan
lord, were up to see c. r. Mccormack.
y. Adams motored To Stanford
saturday afternoon To hear Beckham
peak. y. G.. Mckinney. STANLEY Step
benson and Frank North went with
nm. John B. Rout and J. ID. Depp al
Z went from here.
Miss Bessie HARRISON. of Perryville
visiting Mrs W. W. Phillips this
week
W. h. Lair had large order for
nee by one of his customers Saturday
-venine. who wanted to purchase q
pounds OF the cereal for his family
! use which seemed to he quite large
mount for one person to purchase.
Call on Will Dunn for all kinds OF
plants.