The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-03-27
HUSTONvILLE


Geo. NJ. Givens is still suffering will
one OF his eyes.
The remains of Samuel Wilson for.
merly of Casey county were taker
through Monday morning for buria
at Liberty. lie was at Cincinnati wher
taken III and only lived four hours.
The remains of William Garrison
who died in Colorado last week ar.
rived at Moreland Monday and wer,
taken to the Rolling Fork for buria
Monday.
Col. T.. c. Hopper arrived home OF
last Friday from the city, where ht
had been for several days under medi.
cal treatment lie now seems to be IL
perfect health and says he is doing
fine.
Mr.. Collins. Of Lexington, wa:
thrown from an automobile in a WRECK
at Somerset last Friday while on hi!
way to the depot to meet No o of the
y. &C, railroad. He still continued
his Journey here and when he arrived
found il necessary to have large gasf
sewed tip IN his head, which he. re.
ceivcd in the wreck. 1t was nothing
serious only shake up. DIR. Childress
did the work for him.
The city stock law went into effect
on the AD,h. George Tucker was the
first one TO have his stock put in the
stray pen. Sam Mckinney caught il
for the same offense on the following
day for eight head.
Mr.. T. X. Bohon and family OF Bow
ling Green. who have been visiting his
parents. DR.. and Mrs. Bohon of kidd's
Store for several days, returned home
Sunday morning in his auto via Leba-
non, where they will visit other reia-
tives on their journey.
Col Hal! Anderson, OF Mckinney
was in our village Saturday evening
K. A. Lips, of Danville, was here
Saturday on business. Mrs. Josiah
Bishop returned there with him Sunday
for a few days visit to Mrs. Lips.
The heavy fall OF snow last week
stopped the farmers from blowing and
doing other farm work. 1t was six
inches deep and caused heavy travel
on the roads some places drifty con-
siderable.
s. y. Stage, of Lexington. who has
been here in the interest of business
for three weeks at Kids Store, len
last Friday for his home. Hudson Bo-
hon. who is a partner, Will run the
business in the future. He is well ac-
quaiuted with the trade there and knows
how to handle the business.
+. /. Carpenter went to Lexington
Thursday evening in the interest OF
some horse stock and returned Friday
night r.
On last Thursday evening as ID. )
Rifle. OF Mckinney. and George Oil
more of Lebanon, were driving along
the road coming from Turnersvilie to
Hustonille. near Turnersville, the
horse became frightened at some stock
and made leap and landed upon
stone fence The parties were thrown
over the fence, some distance, Kite
landing on top of Gilmore and almost
MASKING him in the earth. Luckily nc
one was badly hurt, only badly scared
and shaken up. The horse was hitch
ed up again and they made their triI
on to Hustonville without any more
danger OF life.
w. T. Carpenter. who has been IN
very critical condition for quite a while
is still in a critical condition.
The lecture of J. NJ. Blain mission
arv from China) at the Presbyterian
church Sunday night was well attend
ed BY all denominations and was lis
tened TO with great interest by the au
dience during the lecture. Mr.. Biaii
is a brother of c. r. Blain. pastor o
the Presbyterian church here.
The social given at Mr. and Mrs. w
II. LARS on the S)th for the bench
Of the Baptist church was well attend
ed and all report great time Refresh
nents were served and all enjoyed TIN
evening. The proceeds are to go to
ward putting in electric lights for tn
church.
The sick folks of the community arr
doing fairly well at present and hope
are that all will soon be on the i'm
prove.
a. {. Lancaster will have publ,
sale OF his personally on Saturday TIN
18th of Douglass avenue. He will g
to Covington to work at the carpenter
ter's trade.
Judge VIM. Myers and wife are bach
home from Liberty after several days
among relatives and friends.
Mckee Rife was in Stanford las
week ON business
Anderson and Walker. the furniture
men are closing out their furniture
stock here at cost to wind up part
nership business. Mr.. Walker VII
continue the undertaking business.
ID. {. Allen has been quite sick, bu
is able TO be ont again.
Steuben Cooley has been at hom'
Sc, eral days with his parents tor
short time. He has been in Michigan
for the past six months doing som'
college work preparatory for teaching
in the future
He has a position now awaiting hin
at Bowling Green, which he will TAXI
charge of in few days.
Mrs. !. NJ. Blain left Thursday las
for Bottle Creek, Mich in search o
better health.
Uncle X. B. Burlington tells us tina
on March 2lst, 1873 that snow fell Il
the depth of eleven inches. but meitet
very rapidly the next day and soor
cleared away. but that feed was yer,
scarce and shock fodder selling at O
cents a shock.
DIR. Childress was called to Livings
ton hurriedly last Thursday and re-
turned Friday morning.
A telegram was received here FRI
day by w. Hoskins cashier OF tn
Peoples Bank. of the death OF vii
Garrison, son of Joe Garrison. decease'
of tuberculosis at Longmont Col Mr.
Hoskins at once telegraphed check To-
Sl7s from a Danville bank to his bro
Their to pay the expenses of his remains
here. He had gone there seeking re
lief and was thought to be doing well
from word that had been received o
his brother recently. ,
On Wednesday morning at seven o
clock the alarm of fire was gwen a
the home OF w. B. Noel, by passe
bv. The family was all up and abou
,h.;r ,,,orl exceot Mr. Noel and h,