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Hustonville

Bobbie Blain, is the new operator
at the local telephone exchange, she
filling the place made vacant by Miss
Florence Dawes, who resigned to take
a more lucrative position at Danville.
Coley Myers, of Frye's Creek, lost
a valuable gray mare few days ago.
He had been driving her to buggy
and had just reached his home, and
after turning her out to get water,
she fell dead without a struggle.
Mrs. Sophie Badgett and children,
of Somerset, are here on a visit to
relatives and friends.
Miss Sarah Curtis, of Riffetown,
has the most industrious flock of
chickens in town. They have eaten
up everything in sight in the way of
vegetation and flowers, such as no.
neysuckle bloom, etc, and are dig
ging up the potatoes and eating them
also.
VIM. Boyle and wife of New Or
leans, were here for few days last
week and left Monday for visit to
friends and relatives in Lancaster
for a few days.
Ike Austin, of Covington, is here
with his mother and sister, who are
quite feeble for some time, but are
somewhat better at this writing.
Mrs. Mary Lusk Freeman, of Bal
timore, is here with her mother and
family for the summer.
George w. Frye of Hartwell, Ca
sey county, was caller in our town
few days ago.
Denzell Gadberry, of Casey coun-
ty, was here a few days ago and
showed us a silver half dollar made
in 1924.
John Woner and Will Hooker, of
Stanford, were here Monday in the
latter's new Studebaker.
At Elixir Springs.
Charles Fox, of Danville, and Geo.
Rankin, of Lancaster, are spending
lew QdyS
Mrs. Sophie Carpenter, of Huston
vile, and Francis Weatherford, of
Stanford, returned from Elixir the
first of the week.
Mrs. Raymond Crossfeld and Miss
Minnie Crossfeld, of Lawrenceburg,
are at Elixir Springs this week.
Messrs. Ben Bright, Perk Ingram,
and Monte Fox, of Danville, left Ell
ixir Monday for their homes, after
several days of recuperation at this
famous health resort.
Mrs. w. C. Floyd of Huston lille,
is at Elixir Springs this week in be-
half of health.
Mrs. Crossfeld, Miss Crossfeld and
Miss Houchin, came up on the morn
ing of the fourth and accompanied
the party of young folks who went
on picnicking expedition to Kings
Mill, down on Dix River. Mr.. Houch-
in accompanied them as far as Hus-
tonville.
c. c. Carpenter and Mrs. Jennie
Carpenter, were guests Of Elixir last
week.
Quite a crowd from here visited
Elixir Springs Sunday afternoon and
staid over for supper at that famous
resort.
H. C. Catron, of Junction City,
came over Tuesday morning in his
large auto truck and went to Dix
river with his Sunday school class.
and it was necessary for two local
autos to be brought into use to ac-
commodate the crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Wesley, of
Middleburg, visitors of Mrs. William
Thomas Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Thomas is taking care
of the telephone outfit of repairs on
the line in this seccion at present.
Mrs Bette Barnette lost valua-
BILE work horse the first of the week
DR.. Casey was down to see him, but
its condition was such, that he could
render no aid whatever.
The dates for the Chautauqua are
August II, IL, IS, IA. So keep in
mind, and everyone come as a great
time is expected.