The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-06-27
Hustonville
DELAYED letter.)

Miss Louella Dye, our accomo-
dating night operator spent Thurs
day with a cousin at Danville and
Sunday with friends at Ellisburg.
Mrs. E. Mccormack and grandson
Carol, of Danville are taking in the
chautauqua at Stanford this week.
Col. E. c. Hopper is back home
from Latonia, after a weeks visit to
the races.
D. w. Dunn has quite number
of celery plants now ready for set
ting-first come, first served. Also
late cabbage plants in any quantity
Send in your order and be sure you
will be sure you get what you want
j. w. Eads bought of T. w. Jones,
of Stanford % head of 5OO-pound
long yearlings at S38 per head.
Henry Gartin, of Marion County
was here for awhile Friday morning
and went from here to Mckinney on
business.
]. L. Johnson, of Boyle County
was here last week doing some stock
trading and buying.
j. ID. Burton, or near Middleburg
sold Myers and Co., a cow weighing
1850 pounds for 6 cents per pound,
and one weighing 100 pounds to
Mccormack & Co., for 6 cents.
Roy~Horton and Deputy Sheriff
Crithchfield, of Parksville motored
thru here Sunday evening on their
way home.
Uriah Dunn attended county court
at Somerset, Monday.
Mrs. VIM, of Birmingham, Ala,
has been here this week getting up
subscriptions for the chautauuua
that will be held here some time in
August. She got enough to make it
sure thing.
d. W. Dunn was in Stanford We'd
nesday on business.
One of the most ENJOYABLE affairs
of the season was a picnic given in
honor of Misses Blanch and Agnes
Weatherford composed of a party of
thirty, who took lunch and went to
Roy's Mill and spent the day in a
most enjoyable manner. Those who
were present declared it to be the
best of its kind they had attended in
long while. Those who were there
were as follows: Misses Nancy Lee
Dunn, Bess Rife, Blanch Barnett,
Martha and Bobbie Tucker, Nancy
and LYDIA Weddle, Bobbie and Susan
Blain, Clara Nunnelley, Blanch and
Agnes Weatherford, Nellie Allen
and Bee Newbern, and Mesdames
Will Weatherford and Vernon Mil
lion. Messrs. Frank, Boyd and j. w.
Weatherford, Carroll Allen, Ray
Murphy, Reid Conway, Charlie
Dunn, Lee Tuney, John Hicks, Agar
Weddle, Louel Steele and Carlisle
and Bowman Myers.
The following couples took supper
at Elixir Springs Sunday night
Miss Ella Barnett and Mr.. Otto
Jones, Miss Blanch Barnett and Mr..
Roger Hicks, Miss Prill Newburn and
Mr.. June Reid, Miss Florence Dawes
and Mr.. Sam Anderson, Miss Bessie
Rife and Mr.. Joe Burnside.
Mr.. Will Weatherford, of Hous-
ton, Texas left Monday for their
home by way of Louisville, Lexing-
ton and Knoxville; Tenn, after a
most enjoyable visit here.
+. M. lowell lost a valuable milk
cow Sunday on clover while grazing
IN his front yard here in town.
Several valuable milk cows have
been lost in this vicinity during the
past few weeks on clover.
Mr.. James, Blain, of Junction City
was down Tuesday on visit to his
cousin, j. A. Blain. He has recently
bought out the Suber undertaking
establishment at Junction City and
is now conducting the same.
Carlisle Myers is helping the looks
of his home by adding a coat of
paint. He is an expert with the
brush and is almost as good as Jack
Nall was in his days and with little
more practise Slick Green, of Nc
Kinney will not be able to hold a
light to him.
Miss Kate Warner, of here and
Miss Lizzie Phillips, of Liberty spent
the first of the week with the latter's
brother at Liberty, DR.. Phillips and
family.