The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-02
Heard About Town

Heard About Town
Coe H. Moser, who has had a room
in the Myers house for some time,
has taken room at the home of w. |
X. Warner.
S. B. Sanders, the popular postmas- ]
ter at Hubble, bought five-passen- !
ger Buick auto from Conn & Mahan, |;
of Danville, this week.
w. C. Pettus was in town this |
morning with his head bound up in
cotton. He had come in contact with |
the foot of mule and came out sec
ond best.
Louie Lowenthal, who makes his
home in Somerset, and who is one of
the cleverest drummers on the road
was here yesterday with our mer-
chants.
DIR. w. N. Craig went to Danville
Thursday to report to Collector John
W. Hughes and begin his duties as
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
uHuef the ndrcOCIc law.
John H. jackson, the aged father
of Ex-County Attorney o. P. Jackson
of Madison county, suicided by shoot
ing. From the note he left it is be-
lieved that his mind was impaired.
Walter Moser, of Moreland, who is
attending Pennsylvania University at
Lexington, is at home with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Moser for
lspring vacation.
Rev. P. L. Bruce, who was called
to Spring Hill, Tenn, by the illness of
his father, writes tsaL his condition
is not in the least improved and that
grave fears are entertained for his
recovery.
Miss Frances Galband, representing
The Butterick Publishing Co., was at
,Severance's store several days this
week. She appointed Miss Kate Da-
viess Raney agent for her company
here and that young lady will make
her headquarters at Severance & Sons
store.
The Interior Journal has received
several more sacks of garden seed
from Senator Ollie Nj. James and will
give them out as long as they last.
The |. j. will appreciate it if those
who are behind with their subscrip-
lions will bring what is due us along
with them when they call for seed.
M. S. Baughman of this city, has
been appointed agent for the Over
land automobile for Boyle as well as
Lincoln county. General Agent S. E.
Drake, of Lexington, who buys this
car in trainload shipments, has just
assigned this territory to the local
agent who will push sales in his field
from now on.
Col. w. P. Walton and his cam
lpaign manager, Mr.. Shelton Saufley,
will leave tomorrow for a tour thru
Western Kentucky in the interest of
Col. Walton's candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for Secretary
of State. Col. Walton is very high
ly gratified at the progress he is MAX
ing and is simply taking this swing
laround the circle in order to strength
end some of his fences.-LexingtOn
Leader.
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Briscoe Conn, of Danville, agent
for the Buick car in this section OF
the state, was in Stanford Wednesday
with two brand new model cars. One
was four cylinder and the other a
six. They attracted great deal of at
tention and favorable comment on
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prospective buyers here to whom he
gave demonstrations. He is advertis-
ing his great car as well as a special
sale on tires in the I. J.
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Mr. Roscoe Cullip, of GIBSON City,
H.. is at home with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Plato Cullip, in the south
ern end of this county. Mr.. Cullip was
in Belgium when the war began and
was within two miles of Liege when
the first battle was fought. He had
quite a number of interesting expert
ences which he takes pleasure in re-
lating to his Lincoln county friends
Mr.. Cullip was in Belgium purchasing
draft horses for a firm he is connect
ed with in Gipson City His visit to
Kentucky at this timc, however is not
one of business. He will be married
Saturday evening at the home of
Mr.. f. S. Hays, cashier of the bank
at Eubank, to Miss Sarah Grer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Grer, of
Woodstock. Miss Grer is the pretty
popular assistant cashier of the Eu-
bank bank and has many friends who
wish her much happiness. After an
extended bridal tour, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cullip will be at home in GipsOn
City.