The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-03-31
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MISS MdnClc ware, Oh MCKINNEY
was here last week.
A. !. Adams and DR.. o. 5. Viii
liams motored to the Engleman pond
IN Boyle county TO fish, but the wind
was so strong that they could hardly
keep their lines in the water. They
will try their luck some other time.
Mr. b. Cover arrived home last week
from a trip to Charlottesville. where
ne went on urgent business.
w II Newell has moved To- town for
the present aud rented rooms IN the
Ark building Mr. Carpenter will at
once build him a house on the old site.
Rev A. Maddox. pastor OF the Bap-
iist church. has rented the property,
Known as the Noel property, recently
vacated by \. {. Lancaster
Mrs. : NJ Owens. OF Mckinney. was
TIE quest ~ Mrs. Bette Hoskins last
Wednesday
T. y Powell had electric lights in
stalled ia his store last week
Sheriff ] g. Wcatherford was here
FRIDAY on legal business
Mrs. Arthur Spragcns and daughter,
Mrs. John Reynierson. of Ellisburg.
spent FRIDAY with Mrs. !. w. Hoskins.
W ! Rische. OF Clear Water. Fla.
who Is an artist. has been the guest
OF his wife. who is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs Jobe Massey near Stan
ford Mr. Rische has been here for
several months Tor the benefit OF her
health.
W. T Ball. Of Garrard county. has
returned home after visit TO his son.
RAY Ball
Miss Grace MAY Goode was the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs ].
7. Goode Saturday
The condition 81 w. T.. Carpenter is
reported. as no better.
Spears Fisher. Of Stanford was
here last week at the Lancaster sale.
wnere he met a great many of MS old
acquaintance lie amused great
number OF them by telling OF his ex-
pcritnces with a billy goat he owned.
when he lived at the Dripping Springs
Mrs. Hill Spalding and little daugh-
te. katherine. Of Louisville. are the
guests OF her father. DR. I'd Alcorn.
Miss Ella Barnett Is at home from
Louisville
Rev ! w. Hardy. OF Lexington. de
livcrcd an interesting and instructive
address at the Christian church Sun
dav evening on Missionary work in
Iaihe;. On account Of the tain the
audience was not large, but il was an
apprcciatiNe one
Quite number from here are max
ing preparations to attend the ded:
cation ~ the Christian charS.; d; Dan
Vile on April Sth.
Miss Angie Carpenter left this week
Tor New York City To visit her sister.
Mrs. Allie Burris. She will attend a
musical institution for several weeks
while there Mr. Burris is now in
Europe on business
J. T. Good and d. W Dunn ccle-
htated their birthdays on the 18th at
the residence OF J. +. Good.
Mrs +. : Powell is able To- be mp
again after an illness Of several weeks.
Marlin Playhouse and sons have
completed the sowing OF 400 feet of to-
bacco beds 10 be used in setting their
large crop OF tobacco this spring.
Mrs. Will Rife and son Daniel re
turned here FRIDAY after pleasant
visit 20 her mother. Mrs Jessie Stagg
Her sister Elizabeth accompanied her
hcmc ior a short visit
:. ID Vowel and Harry Hooker. oi
Danville. were here Sunday on a visit
TO their parents and other relatives
and friends
Theodore Reynolds. Roy Singleton
Of Nayncshurg were visitors in ouf
town for a short while Sunday and
took dinner at Hotel Wththcrford
They were taken from here to Danvillc
by Dr. Phillips.
Mrs \ NJ. Frye has been quite i'll
frr several days, but is some better
~ present
'riah Dunn arrived home SATURDAY.
evening by way OF land from Barnwell
: C., where he has been training hor-
>cs and mules this past winter lie
stood tic trip fine.