The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-11-24
HUSTONviLLE


vile, Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. ROut.
Sheriff j. q. WeatherfOrd and son
Francis, of Stanford, were here
Monday collecting taxes.
j. Routenbcrg expects his wife
aud children in from Philadelphia
! this week and will go to hOusekeep-
ing ut once in the Campbell proper
ty.
Eugene Dunn filled +. McCor-
mack silo Monday with fodder to
be used this winter at the Union
Stock Yards ia the West End of
town. lie has quite IA lot Of such
work To do for various parties of
this section and has an up-to-date
machine to do the work with. Go
and see the work and find ont for
yourself.
W. Ii. Harm. Of Cincinnati, a piano
agent, has been here for two OF
three weeks in interest Of his COM
pany. He has placed "a sample Of his
pianos in the opera house, which is
Il dandy and and any one wishing to
purchase will find him ready ut all
hours of the day to display some of
his most delightful music Gu his
fine musical inirument.
The entertainment to be given by
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Bap-
list church "Wednesday evening Ia
Lars new store room, east of
.;dam> DruSe store, promises to be
Il grand affair as everything IN the
way of good eating mentioned will
be resented on the tables and es-
pccially the oyster soup which will
be something of the latest type.
Conc and help "a good rause and en-
JOY yourself.
Ii. {. Rife, \. }. Adams, George
Turke". DIR. %. =. Williams, OF Hus-
ionril.c. anu Frank Mans field, OF
Lexington, arrived home Friday
evening from Cumberland river,
where they spent several days hunt
in- and fishing. They had fairly good
luck, own" to the cold snap that
ih, witnessed udrimg their outing.
They caught one hundred nice fish
ard would have had better luck.
but OWN" 10 the scarcity of good
minnows were forced to return
home as nothing Of the kind could
be secured in that section, that
was satisfactory for such fishing
in that section. They report quail
very scarce In that section this
time. but viii return again in the
future, better prepared with bait.
Or. Childress' auto became I'M
manageable last Friday night and
ran backward through the fence into
Will Dunn's garden. No damage was
Gone 10 the driver or machine. but
The fence WAS badly damaged.
:. ID. Vowel and wife, of Dam
vile. were here Saturday Oh business
for while.
}. II. Park, Gcogre C. Good and
son, Allen and William Whitehead,
OF Covin:ton. arrived here Saturday
night in their autO from Russell
Springs, where they had been for
a week ON II hunting trip. They had
a very cold Fri p here bat by the
kind treatment of Pap Good and wife
they were soon made very comfort
able and good warm supper was
prepared for them. They found birds
very scarce.
DR. @. S Williams motored to
Lexington Saturday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mansfield for their
home, after Il weeks stay here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Williams.
Mrs. Gilmore Burton and baby.
have returned home after several
days visit to her parents, Mr.. and
WI :. cvhH D.sC uCdI NEW 1CdIciH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HUM of
High Bluff, Ky. were callers in our
village Sunday evening.
Leigh & Campbell are now furnish
ing the town with nice, clean meat
from their butcher shop and are al
ways ready with the very best to be
had and a visit to their place will
convince you of the fact and it is
something that we hope will last.
Barney knows good beef when he
sees it.
George W. Rife, wife and son,
Jesse. of Tyrone, Okla. arrived here,
Thursday evening to spend a couple
Of weeks with relatives and friends
OF this section. He is grain dealer
of Tyrone and is doing a good bust
ness out there. They are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ii. Rife.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Rife have
been spending a few days at New