The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-14
HUSTONvILLE


las. n. Wood and family. Logan
Hubble and wife OF Stanford, we're
visitors Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs.Em-
nett McCormacks.
There will be a three reel picture
show at the opera house Wednesday
night.
Francis wcathertord and Bona Nc
Kechne, OF Stanford, were here calling
Sunday evening.
The b. L. a. Society OF the Baptist
church, held a most elegant bazaar at
the store room OF DR. Acorn on last
Saturday evening, which was we'll pat
ronizcd aud the ladies wish TO thank
those. who so kindly patronized them.
The proceeds amounted to $3.50.
\ large number went to Dauville
from here Sunday to witness the dedi-
cation exercises OF the Christian church
Every available way OF going was used
in transporting the people over there.
County court day at Stanford was
well represented from this end.of the
county Monday.
Tobacco plant beds were never so
promising in all OF our rccolections,
Il
crop will he planted out this spring.
T. W. Leigh was in Stanford Mon
day with his stallion to take hand in
the horse show.
There will be a big horse show at
Hustonyille next Saturday evening at
! o'clock and a good show of horses
is promised from the surrounding towns
Come everybody and bring your stock,
as It may be of great interest to YOU
!. A. Reynierson and wife, of the
Rolling Fork, Casey county, was in
town the latter part of the week shop
ping.
Miss Bette Logan was in Danville
lasi Thursday evening shopping.
Green Frye lost several nice hogs
last week in very peculiar way. They
had been oft OF shape for some time
with something like thumps and he
was advised to clip the end of their
tails off, which he did, causing a flow
OF blood that could not be stopped un-
til death came into them. lie has lost
all but two of them up until now Some
one explain the cause.
Benedict and Co, we're here Satur
day evening with display of buggies
for sale. They disposed of a few.
Bloodhounds we're called from here
last Friday morning to the residence of
;. I. Harris. near Stanford, where
several chickens and some corn had
been taken on Thursday night. A good
trail was secured and followed some
distance.
There was good crowd in town
Saturday all day.
w. ]. Campbell. the insurance man
was at Mckinney Saturday morning on
business
! las. Stephenson and mother were at
Lexington last week at the bedside OF
Mr.. Stephenson's daughter. Mrs. Fea-
therston, who has been quite i'll for
some time.
Mrs. J. T. Darnell and son, Thomas,
ri lockwood. Tenn, are the guests OF
Rev A. H. Baugh
Miss Mary Stagg was at home from
school for Easter.
Mr. Wallace Steele and bride passed
through here Saturday evening en- route
to Middleburg. to visit relatives OF
the latter
LARS bloodhounds were called tc
Somerset Saturday night.
Three OF our Hustonville kid bal
team went to Columbia last week to
play two games with the Middlebure
team at Columbia and on arriving on
the grounds soon found that they were
up against a hard fight. as they had
| rung in some professionals, but never
theless our boys and the Middlebure
boys held them good game defeating
Middleburg by to in favor of Col
umbia Alger Weddle, Dunn Sandidg,
and Oliver Eads are those who went
from Hustonville to fill out the nine
The boys from here expected to play
a kid team hut were matched M
mostly against boys aud men of more
mature ages.
Wcddle and son OF the Danville pik'
bought a -year-old jack of DIR
King. of Somerset. paving fancl
price for them He will make tn
present season at their residence one
half mile north of Hustonville.