The interior journal., 1915-03-12
HUSTONVILLE

Miss Elizabeth Peavyhouse return
ed home from Richmond last week af-
ter a pleasant visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Hubble, Of
Stanford, were here the latter
part of last week.
Arthur Burton arrived here last
Thursday night to be at the bedside
of his sick mother, Mrs. j. d. Burton.
Baker Terhune, the flour and meal
man, of Bradfordsville, was here a
a few days ago giving the dealers a
few notes on the flour proposition.
Thomas Price, the timer and
plumber, of Danville, was here the
latter part of the week, seeing after
some work he has on hand and under
construction. He has some large con-
tracts in this city.
Mckee Rife, county road engi-
neer, was here over Friday night and
returned to Stanford morning.
Harvey Reynolds died last Satur-
day morning at his residence, near
here of pneumonia, after few days
illness at the age of "a years. He
leaves large family of children and
wife to mourn his loss. He was buri-
ed in the Hustonville cemetery Sun
day afternoon at four o'clock. A
large number of relatives, friends
and neighbors followed the remains
to their last resting place.
Paul Jesse, on the Stanford pike,
one mile from here, has pneumonia,
but is said to be some better.
James Cloyd bought car load of
L -, 1oc ~
week at five and half cents and
shipped them to Cincinnati Monday
afternoon.
Eugene Dunn sold to James Buch-
anan, a COW for $27. -
VIM Woolford, former Citizen of
this city, but now of Dayton, Ohio,
has been in our midst for several
days with friends and relatives.
George Barnett is at home from
Tampa, Fla, where he had ben for an
operation. This is the second time
| that he has been there.
At the public sale of S. T. Carpen-
| ter on Carpenters Creek in Casey
county, his farm was withdrawn al
$2,4O0.
No more skating on the pavements
here, is what the city council ordered
at it regular meeting last Friday
| night. The pavements must not be
used for skating purposes any more
because the noise annoyed the sicl
and that lots of people were crowded
off the pavements to let the small
boys pass.
Miss Eddie T. Carpenter has beer
in Lexington for some time time tax
ing six months business course.
Logan Green, former citizen Of
Lincoln county, is here on a short Wis
it to relatives and friends this week
He has been in the west for a number
of years.
Rev. Beagle of Lancaster, deliver
ed two able sermons Monday ant
Tuesday nights at the Baptist churcl
and in all probability will be callet
to preach the remainder of the yea
for them.
Joe Snow of Science Hill, was her
Sunday to attend the burial of Har
vey Reynolds.
| Charles Burton, of Dallas, Texas
larrived Monday. to be at the bedsid
of his mother, Mrs. j. d. Burton, VIII
is in a very critical condition at he
home with no hopes OF recovery.
Miss Grace Good is at home form
Lexington, for a few days with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Good
! Miss Kate Warriner is with he
aunt, Mrs. w. M. Myers on Danvill
avenue for few days.
Mrs. w. R. Williams is still YER
i'll.
DIR. Chase is expecting his famil
in from Texas this week.
A great deal of hog cholera is no,
raging among the hogs of this sectio
of the country.
We are glad to hear of the fin
position that Floyd r. Wright. o
Casey county, has assigned to hir
for this season by the c. A. L. Gu
of baseball and hope to hear of hir
doing good work for the club. H
has often played here and at othe
places with the baseball team and a
all times did himself honor. He is
grandson of Elias Kidd, of Libert,
ard son Of James Wright, formerl
of this county.
!. Judge Marshall dismissed the cor
: test petition filed by the "drys
in Anderson and held that the Il
cal option was legal. The "drys