The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-11-13
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Violet Smith and Zula Naylor Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. William Naylor,
near Stanford.
Mrs. Evan Foley has been indis-
posed.
Mrs. +. l.. Thompson visited Mrs.
j. j. Thompson.
+. =. Thompson was at Richmond
court.
Miss Ellen Blankenship has been
indisposed.
Master Clarence Anderson has
been iiln.,in. with bruised knee
Word from Point Leavell says j.
s. Morgan Is thought TO be III OF
pneumonia.
Services ut the NJ. f. church Sat
'rday night, Sunday and Sunday
night.
Rev. Rogers filled his regular ap-
pointment at the Baptist church
Saturday and Sunday. There We're
Il few people who failed to attend
Through fOroctfulness of the date
and ST. positive We're they. even adj
visino others not to attend.
Premature Halloween prankers
lid quite a lot OF deviltry in this
section. They removed a front pas
ture cate and carried it away for
J. NJ. Cr"ss. A large bunch of eat
tie which had been brought in the
day previous from quite distance
dispersed to the highways. The bet
Ter part of the next day was con-
sumed by Mr.. Cre>s getting the cat
tie back: even some had gone to the
knobs near Ottcnhei.m As he was re-
turning he called for Mrs. Cress and
the children who were visitin"
friends. Upon arriving at his farm
Mr. Crc>S got ont of the buggy to
c'rry the gate back TO its place. Mrs.
tre>> drivin" through the open
gate just ahead. had her attention
diverted for an instant by the pass
ing Of friend. and the wheels strik-
ing the gate post upsetting the veIi-
Gle. threw the occupants out. Mrs.
Cress was run over by the wheels.
recei"ing IL few severe bruises. The
children luckily escaped without
injury. 1t was miracle that it was
no worse.
How would the person or persons
who were ''havine little fun" feel
today, had this mother AMI her
been permanently injured
or had a precious life been crushed
out by their being thrown against
the post or beng trampled by the
heels of frightened horse:
Mrs. Mamie Ray aud daughter.
Miss Jennie, of Judson. were visit
ing Mrs. j. j. Thompson.
I'rof Cyrus Johnson, who was re-
Gently licensed by the Baptist
:hus:h. will GO to Georgetown in
January to enter school, prerarato-
~ to entering the ministry. He has
,een superintendent of the Sunday !,
School for more than year. is an
church worker and We !
nave every reason to beilevc he will !
DC successful laborer IN the |,
Lords vineyard.
Mrs. W. III. Cummins raised 100 |,
)nS::eis OF sweet potatoes cn about !
lalf an acre of ground.
Miss Neil Newland was visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Anderson.
Miss May Riesby, of Sweeney,
aas the attractive guest of Misses !,
5race and Carrie Anderson.
Mrs. Levi Bell and Mrs. Tom
iill visited Mrs. William Naylor.
Franz; Miller has the chicken pOx.
Is there a hOodoo at this place?
by spell binders oil the
raging. whirlwind itinerary. -hun-
ced Ey high priced road machinery.
Inc toOt of the engine being all seen
or heard at this place. and Stunned
by the old ditching gang with plows
and shovels, our pixies are minia-
lure brOoklets when it rains with
,ienty Of mud holes in evidence
Dur voters and taxpayers are sore
of party connections and
would appreciate some efforts in
tlieir behalf towards getting our
pixies in better condition. Tt is u
On"er distance to Lancaster than
TO Stanford, vet nine out of ten of
rur people prefer to go to the first
named place to trade rather than a
i've mile drive over the Preachers
vile aud Stanford pike to reach the !
county seat. Thousands of dollars /,
IF trade 90 to Lancaster each year
from country surrounding MS. and
lust from the cause of bad roads.
Mr.. George Naylor. who has been
It Corbin. came home to vote for
Beckham.
J. W. Brown. of Shelby City. has
rented Ben Kennedv's farm here
or 1915.