The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-06-30
Hustonville

la BarneCte, Eddie L. Carpenter,
Pearl Fields, Bess Rife, Sue North,
Mary North, Katherine Warmer,
Betty Peavyhouse, Florence Dawes,
and Anna North, Mesdames Joe W.
Rout, Million, Fred LETTERS and Will
Stagg, Messrs. Joe w. Rout, Million,
Will Stagg, Roger Hicks, Lee Luny,
Charlie Dunn, Marion Fields and
Orie Barnett. At late hour, de-
lightful refreshments were served
and all soon departed for home,
wondering why the nights could not
be longer.
Mrs. ]. E. Grubbs and handsome
little son, Robert Harold, of Sachets
Harbor, N. Y, arrived Thursday for
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. w. Girdler, at Hustonville. Ser
geant Grubbs is stationed at Eagle
Pass, Texas.
Mr.. Maynard, on the Stanford
pike, purchased the driving pony of
Mrs. E. B. Powell, for $11O, and he
is a Jim dandy driver, too.
B. w. Leigh has so head of the
incest pigs, we have seen for long
while. They were taken from their
mother Thursday morning to be
weaned. Barney can't be beat rails
ing fine hogs.
Porter Bell and Dallace Rule mo
tored through here Wednesday on
their way to Liberty.
E. P. Carpenter, of Moreland, is
in serious condition and was taken
to Stanford Wednesday by his bro
Their, C. C. Carpenter for medical
treatment.
]. B. Honaker sold number of
cattle Wednesday to Monte Fox, of
Danville. They were weighed Thurs
day morning.
Milton Mccormack has been quite
feeble for the past few days.
w. L. Evans, while out on R. F. D.
No. 1, Wednesday, was taken i'll and
DR.. Childress had to be sent for. He
was later taken to his home near Mt.
Salem. At last reports he was rest
ing easy.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Rynearson, of
the Fork, were callers here Saturday
afternoon.
Hughes & McCarty, of Stanford,
were here Saturday in the real estate
business.
Mrs. Bette Williams has recently
purchased roadster from local
agent, and her daughter, Miss Or
phie Williams, is fast learning to
drive it.
Mrs. Jennie Carpenter and Miss
Eddie T. Carpenter, spent Thursday
at Elixir Springs.
Jesse Rife, while attempting to
chock a wagon a few days since,
missed the wheel with the rock and
stuck his middle finger under the
wheel, and came out minus the end
of same.
Miss Dawes, our beautiful tele-
phone operator, has accepted posi-
ton in Danville, and will take charge
Immediately.
Messrs. Monte Fox, Ben Bright,
Perk Ingram, and Andy Cowan, all
of Danville, and VIM. Dodd, w. G..
Cowan, j. B. Honaker and C. c. Car
penter, of Hustonville, spent Sunday
at Elixir Springs, and all report a
huge time at that noted resort.
George Shelby and son, of Shelby
City, were here Thursday looking af-
ter some live stock.
Ben Bright, Perk Ingram and Andy
Cowan, of Danville, are guests at
Elixir Springs.
T. w. Jones, the Stanford stock
trader, was here Thursday and went
to Moreland in the afternoon to load
a car of lambs he recently purchased
in this section, for shipment to the
city markets.
Will Barker is adding quite an i'm
provement to the looks of the post
office, by giving it fresh coat of
paint.
N. D. Snow, of Walltown, Casey
county, has been here this week
among relatives and friends.
w. D. Stage, ST., of Kidd's Store,
is in a very serious condition from
the effects of sun stroke while in
his wheat field few days ago.
Len w. Hudson, and wife, of At
lanta, are here on a visit to relatives
and friends. She is a sister of Dr.
j. T. Bohon, of the Heights, near
High Bluff.
Banks Hudson and wife, of Dan
vile, were here Wednesday visiting
relatives and friends here.
Emmett Mccormack purchased of
Nelson & Wells, of Crab Orchard,
40 old sheep at $7.35 per head, and
lambs at 1-2 cents.
Miss Sarah Dunlap, of Kansas CITY