The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-01-01
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side last week and made a success
fuI trail. About year ago the dogs
went there to catch the one who had
broken in a store and they make
broken in store and they made
to the same house, but they did not
find any Of the stolen goods as they
did the first time. Close watch is be-
ing kept ON the man Of this house
by the officers.
r. A. Lipps and wife Of Danville,
were over to the reunion Of the
Ware family last week, when great
time was had. 1t was the first
time in many years that all the bro
theirs and sisters were all together.
Mrs. c. r. Mccormack and son,
Carroll, Of Danville, are here for the
Christmas holidays with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Rogers, of
Louisville, are here with Mrs. Rog-
ers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Good
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Cooley, of
Liberty, have been on a visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ephriam God
hey on the Danville.
j. Ii. Reed has been nursing a very
painful pet on his thumb, for sever
al days.
LARS dogs We're called to juno
ton City recently to make trail
from the meat house of Rev. j. B.
Jones, which had been entered and
all OF his meat carried away. A trail
was found and the dogs followed it
a short distance and the trail was
lost by the robbers getting in a We
hicle. his is the second time that
Rev. Jones has had his meat stolen
this winter.
Dave Skinner of Stonega, Va. is
AT home for christmas with his fam
lily.
3. w. Leigh has installed a new
gasoline tank in front of his store
for the benefit Ond convenience of
the automobiles and any one else
who need it.
George Mullins who lives on B.
Covers farm in this section, had
the misfortune to get his house and
ali the contents destroyed by fire.
They only saved the clothes that they
mad on and few that happened to
be in wash. The fire was caused by
setting fire to a window curtain.
}. l.. Conway, of Pittsbnr@. is
here for the holidays with his son,
Reid, at James Reds on the Brad
louisville pike.
The local Masonic lodge has lost
three members by death in the past
few months: DIR. j. c. Barker, John
=. Land and Wallace Steele, all of
whom were buried in the cemetery
here. j. +. Alstott, Of Powers
Store, Casey county was also buried
here.
Misses Della and Catherine Com
best are the guests of their sister.
Mrs. 5. F. Stephenson two miles out
Oh the AIiddleburg pike.
Mrs. James Defaugh, Of Danville,
sister Of Mrs J. w. Powell of Hus-
tonville died Tuesday, December u
at the residence OF j. w. Powell
west Of here on the Charlottesville
pike, after long illness OF COM
plication OF troubles. She was bur-
led iii Bellevue cemetery, Danville,
the following day. The remains
were accompanied from here by her
husband and two sons, Jas. w.
Powell and wife and a few more
.iear friends of this locality. The
deceased was about 90 years of age
and had borne her illness with the
greatest Of patience and Christian
fortitude.
Mrs. j. C.. Barker has rented her
home property to DIR. Weddle, of !
Somerset, who will move here at an
Early date to practice his profess
sion. Mrs. Barker has rented rooms |
N the Ark building and will make
Ter home there until the close Of |
school in the Snrino