The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-02-02
KIDD's STORE

The sudden death of genial Joe
Wilkinson at Liberty last week was
great shock to his friends here
him. Casey has lost one of hel
most popular citizens, genial, gener-
Gus and progressive. Exhilarated al
breakfast, he had just entered the
house after completion of his rou-
tine morning chores and asked his
wife to adjust part of his attire be-
fore starting to his store. In midst
of the performance, he asked her to
catch him and when she had eased
him to the floor, he was dead.
Jesse Rife has been under the
weather for spell, which disturbed
his neighbors but was out and about
last Saturday apparently more ro-
bust than since Information began
two months ago.
Mrs. w. d. Stages prolonged af-
Fiction is unimproved and it is fear
ed is irremedial.
Many of our tobacco growers are
in disheartened sympathy with their
Lincoln brethren who got back from
Danville breaks with little more than
teams, harness and ga bad taste in
the mouth" bitter ex-
perience. The charitable good Judges
of the weed" are emphatic III charg-
ing up the disappointment to poor
quality
Materials for a bridge over Green
River near Dunnvilie are being wag-
oned from Moreland through here in
quantities and dimensions which in
dictate mammoth structure.
"Good Roads" is a term just now
absolutely impossible of illustration
anywhere in the State of Casey, of
ficials say.
Big Court, Squire Ed Grubbs pre-
siding, adjourned Friday after dis
posing of the biggest cocket in his
tory of the town. The crowd-liti-
giants, witnesses, kin and friends, at
torneys and idle curious-was. so I'M
precedentedly big a nearby meet
ing house" was Communicated be-
cause of inadequacy of our court
house. Had Owsley Stanley only
hurried here with that ten thousand
dollar fee he got in Hoosierdom, he
would have seen the folly of dabbling
in peanut politics when the law af-
fords such fat pickings.
Homer Lester of this place and
Miss Allie Martin of Middleburg sue
ceeded in stealing a march on all
their friends and had been married
a week before their neighbohood
''got WISE" The band-boys of the
two creeks were so badly out of
practice ard their instruments so
rusty from disuse that bass fddles,
dumb bells and rattletraps were all
put out of commission at their last
serenade, and supply of serviceable
cow-bells and fox-horns being short
their complimentary serenade of the
newly-weds was not pulled off-frst
time in a generation.
James Floyd of West Lincoln was
here on official business last week.
Dave Taylor passed through last
Thursday stopping only long enough
to cover blank places on bill boards.
with advertisements of divers chat
tells to be offered to highest bidders
because of certain delinquencies
which annually disturb good sheriffs.
Foster Grubbs and mother have
moved back to their old home.
Mrs. Howard Grubbs, of Turner's
vile spent week with sister-in-law,
Mrs. James Snow.
Leslie Frederick, Casey boy who
grew up in Suckerdom, has moved
back home, bringing wife and three
children. Les has bought the Gil
lock farm on Chile's Ridge and pro-
poses showing us backwoods men a
few fine points in up-to-date poultry
raising.
Riley Edwards has moved on Nc
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