The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-03-06
Hustonville


Moreland, engaged in a general knock
down aud drss oft figh, one day las,
week A few faces were bruised and
few revolyers were drawn out hui
not used. Sheriff J g. Weatheriord
happened to be passing by and stopped
the trouble before anyone was serious
" hurt
| I. T. Rcynierson. OF Powers Store
was here Friday on business. lie is
thinking Of having public sale Of his
farm and personal property at AN early
date.
Miss Florence North is suffering
from the effects OF large carbunclc
on her chm
The young mems club is meeting on
FRIDAY nights now
! ~. Reed is at Alma. O., with his
faiher-in-law, V r. Morse, who has
recently gone into the mercantile bust
ness at that place
The Union Stock Yards OF this place
are gaining quite a reputation as trad
ing center, and especially when Bob
Young. Of Adair county. gets here with
a good bunch Of cattle
b. Honaker and daughter Mrs. ~
y Pipes, were in Danvillc shopping,
Friday
Geo. W. Frye, OF Casey county. was
a, Judge MYERS Saturday.
The barber shop company next door
to the post office. has So'd the shop
fixtures To o Webber Who will move
them to Parksvillc The company here
will install new furniture aud fixtures
al once
There is talk OF new business
house being built here on the vacant
, 10, between Adams drug store and
LARS store
Mr.. W T. Glover. OF Stanford, was
here FRIDAY installing slot machines in
, some oi the business houses.
Mrs. James Depsun has returned 10
her home at Danville after spending a
pleasant visit with Mrs. J. W. Powell.
Mrs Gibson Russell went to Lex
iugton Saturday to visit her children.
Frank Kelly. OF Dayton, o.. is here
visiting friends and relatives.
W = Dpe came over last FRIDAY
an his way 10 Milledgeyillc lie had
II summons ior thu boys there. lie
depuiiscd our town marshal 20 90 over
and serve the papers as IT seemed i'm
possible for Dryc To get close TO them.
Our marshal succeeded in landing II
OF them.
Uncle Wat Dudderar. OF Peyton's
Well. was here Saturday. He is look
irg hale and strong for a man OF his
axe.
The hen shower at the Christian
church Saturday evening was well at
tended. There were IS hens presented
and sold to Mr. Merriman. OF More
land. at 10 II cents a pound Those
who did not bring any hens gave some
money. the entire proceeds amounting
tn S.. which will be used To repair the
church.
Howard Camniiz was mere last week
On business
Miss Cora Good came home SUNDAY
T. spend visit with her parents
\ stock Law will soon be enforced in
our town. II is something we have
been needing for a long time. There are
a number OF good white citizens who
have roguish hogs that go where they
please regardless OF gates and fences
People who have such stock
turn them out on the public and they
destroy other peoples crops. All O
the colored voters here are opposed to
the law except two
Fred Carson. of Somerset, was here
on visit TO his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. p. Carson
Our city council meets next Friday
night. A full quorum is expected as
there is some very important business
to attend to.
Henry Mckinney, of Kids Store
was here Tuesday on business.
The electric light plant and Lips
roller mill will be sold here March the
7.
Rev. A. H. Baugh and wife, OF Cor
bine. have arrived here Rev. Baugii
will serve as pastor OF the Christian
church for the next year
"Whistling" James Stevenson spent
last week in Lexington, visiting young |
lady friend
s. 4. Walker has sold his share in
the moving picture company to Gilmore
Burton.
Mrs. Marshall Herring is quite i'll at
this writing.
Harry Anderson, of Lancaster, was
here Saturday.
Win Neal had Eugene Dunn TO
shred his fodder for him last week.
Miss Ellen Powar slipped ON the ice
and fell She sustained badly sprain-
ed arm.
Mrs. J. 4. Bob, who has been quite