The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-09-22
Hustonville


Junction City, spent last Sunday
here among relatives.
Mrs. Barnette is on the improve
and is now able to be out again.
j. w. Powell and wife went to
Winchester Monday on a visit to
friends and to attend the convention
of the Christian churches.
W. d. Nave and family, of Mercer,
were here Sunday with relatives.
Miss Edna Camnitz and sister,
Mrs. Dot VanArsdale, were here
Sunday with relatives and friends.
Joshua Brown and wife, of Mis-
souri,, have been the guests of G. P.
Brown and wife, on the Bradfords-
vile pike.
Sheriff Weatherford was in our
midst last Sunday
Mr.. II. G. Browns mother and sis
ter, of Talmage, were here the first
of the week.
DR.. Phillips and family, of juno
ton City, spent Sunday night here
with Judge Myers and family. They
were on their way from Liberty.
j. B. Honaker went to Burnside,
Sundy in the interest of his cattle
business.
Messrs. w. L. Cordier and Ben
Jennings, of Stanford, passed thru
here Sunday afternoon.
Judge Lincoln Wells, of Casey
was here Monday morning.
Rev. S. A. Baugh went to Win
chester Monday to attend the Chris
tian Church Convention.
Uriah Dunn attended county
court at Somerset Monday.
Mrs Halle Perkins, of the local
telephone exchange made a short Wis
it to her home folks in Stanford and
returned Sunday.
Mr.. Jack Beazley, of Stanford,
was with friends, a short while Sun
day evening.
Miss Matte Simpson, of Month
cello, is visiting her sister, Mrs. S.
A. Baugh, on College street.
Grover Gill, of Monterey, Tenn,
has been the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Elwar Cooper.
David Elliott, of Upper Green riv-
er, was here Tuesday on business.
S. ID. Foster, Of Liberty, Mo-, has
been the guest of his SON, Charlie
Foster for several days. He left
to visit relatives and friends. He
will stop off here on his return be-
fore going on to his Missouri home.
Mrs. j. A. Blain and daughter,
spent Monday night with friends at
Junction City.
Eugene Dunn was busy Monday
filling James YowelPs silo.
Frost badly damaged tobacco in
the low lands in the past few days.
Joe Ellis got badly crippled up
Monday at Danville, while exhibiting
fine Dignity Dare horse.
Earnest Bowling, and Miss Mamie
Jones, daughter of Mrs. Kittie Jones
of near Nealey's Gap, were married
on the 18th, at Danville. The bride
was 20 years of age, and the groom
32. They are located at present
with his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Hill, of Stan
ford, were guests here Tuesday af-
ternoon.
John ]. Allen, spent Tuesday in
Hustonville
George w. Frye and John Stapp,
of Hartwell, Casey county, were here
on business Tuesday.
John Badget and wife of Casey,
passed through here Tuesday on their
way home from Garrard, where they
had been on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Marshall Herring and George
Rife went to Stanford Wednesday
to see the circus.
Less Eads, w. G.. Cowan, John S.
Murphy attended the Robinson sale
in Garrard Wednesday and stopped
over in Stanford that night and wit.
messed the circus.
Drinking water is getting awful
scarce here and the wash women are
! having water hauled for their USE
Mrs. James Ellis and grandchil.
dren are the guests of Mrs. Barker
Fresh eggs are selling here at 81
1-2 cents.
Emmett Mccormack, Squire Gam
d. w. Dunn, Rodger and Johr
Hicks, were among those in attend
ance at the State Fair in Louisville
last week.
Mrs. Lucy Hersperger, of Pueblo
Colorado, is the guest of Mr.. ano
Mrs. w. L. Neal and other relative!
of this section. She left here {
number of years ago with her sol
and is well pleased with the countr!
where she now resides. Mrs. j. C
Neal, sister, of Dade City, Fla, il
also here on a visit and they are en-
joying themselves very much while
here. Mrs. Hersperger will go t,
Hustonville in a few days to visi
relatives and friends before she de
parts for her Colorado home.
Holden Ellis, of the Rolling Forl
was here Wednesday and report
having a very sick son, who is il
with typhoid fever.
Gus Geizl's rock quarry is at
standstill this week, but will RESUME
operations next week.
The Eastern Stars had a Gale,
meeting Tuesday evening and init
ated Miss Sibley into their order.
Frank North is rapidly completin,
his new bungalow on Liberty pike
and it is hummer, too.
The recent cold spell had nearl
everyone frozen to a fragile.
The funeral procession to the blu
rial of Mrs. John Rife last week wa
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