The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-03-31
TO PROVIDE SINKING FUND
Bfodhead Fair to Declare Only 10 Per
Cent Dividend In the Future
Brodhead, March &c

Brodhead, March 80
The management Of the Brodhead
Fair Association have decided TO pro-
vide a sinking fund. and not to declare
more than ten per cent dividend any
one year, the surplus to go to this
fund. Brodhead has had eighteen fairs
and has declared at least fourteen div
idends ranging from II IL to 40 per
cent, and it is rather natural to con-
clude that the Association will be able
to declare ten per cent each year, and
leave a nice surplus. Col. j. p. Gland
Ter was up last Friday and turned in a
nice bunch of stock subscriptions, and
says he will be able to sell more stock
right along. There only remain about
forty shares to be disposed OF. a few
pretty days. and the grounds will be
ready for the buildings, and no time
will be lost to complete everything per
tanning to an up-to-date fair. The
dates are August II. Is and IA, 1914.
Mrs. Joe Minks. OF Richmond, Is
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. I'll.
Robbins for a few days.
Mrs. L. B. Cable is Qaite sick.
Miss Margie Owens is spending a
few days with her sister. Mrs. Walter
Smith, at Grab Orchard.
Mrs. Hubert Barnes IS with her par
ents in the Bee Lick section this week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Garter have re-
turned from Shelbyville. where they
have been visiting for the past several
months.
l.. N. Goodwin, the soft drink man
of Grab Orchard was here between
trains Friday. and closed a contract
with the secretary OF the fair for soft
drinks and ice cream
MIR. and Mrs. John Sigman returned
last Saturday from few days visit
to relatives in the Hiatt section.
Mrs. i. L. Blanton and daughter,
Miss Dora, left for Cincinnati Satur-
day. They will make their home there.
{. c. Cable. of Dauville, was here
last week to see his mother. who has
been quite sick.
Miss Bert Storm. who has been at
tending school here. returned to her
home at Keavy, Friday.
c. r. Luker. representative from
Laurel county. was in town last Sat
urday. We understand that he mde
apple alton for the principalship OF the
Brodhead graded school.
w. ]. Owens was calling on the mer-
chants in the Lancaster section last
week.
Mrs. Fred L. Durham and little son,
Austin Sparks. and Miss Hazel Rey-
nolds. of Mt. Vernon. were visiting
relatives here from Saturday until
Monday
The viii Of the late John T. Cherry
was probated at Mt. Vernon Monday
Miss Leva Cherry was the sole bene-
ficiary. J. Thos. Cherry, of Grab Or
chard, was named as executor.
Rev A. J. Pike was called to Kinks
vile last Saturday to mold services ov-
err the remains OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Moore. They were both about eighty
years old and died the same day Mrs
DIR. Price. Of Level Green, is a daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Will Carlton died at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Fugate, near Hiatt, the 25rd. and her
her remains were laid to rest in the
Christian church cemetery the follow
ing day. Her home was in Louisville
She is survived by her husband. par
ents. three sisters and one brother.
r. s. Shivel was in Stanford last
week to make draft OF the X. OF p
amphitheater. and seems to appreciate
the treatment accorded him by some oi
the Stanford citizens. especially ]. Nj
Carter. the clever livery man who drove
him to the grounds. and would accept
no paw for the trouble.
Prof J. w. Ireland. OF Stanford. re-
presenting the American Book Com
| PAW was in town last Tuesday.
| Ms. George Faulkner. OF Nincennes
lad. was the guest of her brother, X
&. Thompson last week.
John Robins. and daughter. Mildred
were in Mt. Vernon Monday.
Granville Owens was appointed post
master at Brodhead last week. and w
presume he will take charge as soon a
he receives his commission. We un
derstand that the office will be moved
to TIE building where the barber shoI
is now located
Mrs. Walter Smith and Miss Jenni,
Smith. OF Crab Orchard. were TIN
guests OF Mrs J. NJ. Owens last Thurs
day.
Mrs James Hayes. OF Grab Orchard
was visiting Mrs. ]. M. Roberts here
last week