The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-03-28
Heard About Town

About 200 names were taken off
the l. J. subscription list this week,
and more will follow if renewal of
subscription is not received, and pay
ment made for year in advance.
Many have sent in remittances but
in several instances have not includ-
ed payment for a year in advance.
Their attention is called to the label.
If the date shows Jan. 16 or Feb. 16
or Mar. 16, or any month with IA or
pired, and must be paid for a year
ahead as well as back subscription.
The l. j. is 81 year cash in ad-
vance, and every subscribers paper
will be stopped when his time is up
C. J. Supple & Co., of London, have
sold their livery and feed business to
John Eversole, who also bought the
real estate and will continue at the
same stand. Mr.. Supple will devote
his time to real estate and insurance.
Squire w. M. Fields, wife and
pretty daughter, Ruth Fields were
down from the West End Saturday.
The Squire says that John Fields has
been with them for week or more
and that he is making a good farmer
ut of him, while he is taking his vaca-
ton.
| PYTHIANS-Se the K. p. Wild
ows' and Orphans Home in moving
pictures at the Stanford opera house
Thursday, in connection with the
regular Paramount program. 1t is a
great and interesting picture. Two
shows. Admission 1Oc; get your tic
ket from any K. p. 25-1
Senator Charles Montgomery, of
Casey county, and COLT. L. Carpen-
ter, of Hustonville, were in Lancas-
ter Monday, attending court day, and
meeting the democrats. Senator
Montgomery is prospective candi-
date for congress in this district and
his friends say he is meeting with
much encouragement wherever he
goes. g.,
W. P. Buchanan, the junk dealer,
of this city, shipped car load of
rags, bones and rubber to M. Wides,
at Richmond Friday. Mr.. Buchanan
says that the markets are higher in
his lines than they have been for
many years and he hopes that the
people will take advantage of the
prices he is giving and bring THEN
junk to him.
News was received here by Mrs
Mary 1. Burch from his son, Sam
Burch, of Boligee, Ala, that he had
the misfortune to lose a large new
barn by fire. Although he carried
insurance, his loss was quite heavy
as he had large supply of feed and
Ehad recently purchased lot of new
farming implements, all of which per-
ished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ross, son and
daughter, who have rented the j. B
Jones farm near Hayden's Switch
have taken possession, and are being
given cordial welcome to Lincoln
county. Mr.. Ross is recently from
Tucson, Arizona, but went west from
Perry county and is a dyed-in-the-
wool mountain democrat. He plans
to farm in small way on the Jones
farm of ten acres.
Jay We'll, the popular young stock
buyer of the big We'll firm. of Lex
ington, was here this week, riding
through the country in swell Nc,
Farlan Six runabout which attracted
attention wherever it appeared
Thurlow Jones, Will Shanks and 9TH
err local cattle men insisted that they
should be permitted to use it as they
claim to have paid a goodly part OF
its cost in their various trades with
the popular stock buyer.
Among those who were present al
the burial Of Mrs. R. w. Shredder
here Sunday afternoon were: Mr.. and