The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-01-06
STANTON.
(By p. o. Derthick.)

Mr.. Tom Conlee was in Lexington
last week on business.
Mr.. Ross Hall and Master Strauder,
were in Lexington Tuesday on business
Prof. Ransom, DIR. 1. w. Johnson
and Mr.. J. d. Atkinson were in Clay
City Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Margaret Vance and Mrs. Kate
Bohannan were shopping and visiting
in Lexington last week.
Mr.. Henry Morris is able to be up
and around again after several weeks
illness.
Mrs. Z. II. Fuller, Thomas G. and
baby were in Lexington this week, re-
turning home Tuesday.
Mr.. jeff Martin returned home Tues
day, from Indian Fields where he had
been visiting
Mrs. Mary Faulkner and Mrs. A. T..
Stewart are very sick with lagrippe, at
this writing.
Mr.. d. Clark is in Jackson attending
Circuit Court which opened there
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Daniel and her three
daughters, Alice, Anna and Mary visit
ed relatives at Lombard and NADIA,
several days last week,
were waiting that will take several
days to fill. That shows what good
quality of work is done in our own
county.
Mrs. Will Hoskins and son, Of Mt.
Sterling, and Mrs. Reese Bowen of
Lexington, visited their mother, Mrs
w. K. Catron last week.
Miss Edna Ware is visiting her
grandmother near Clay City this week
DR.. Lemming was in Winchester last
Thursday on business.
Mr.. M. P. o'Mara wasin town Mon
d. looking .sssi 't.sii,n,s. Pie Times
office is rushed with work and has
been, for several weeks The writer
was in the Office Tuesday and orders
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Eversole left last
Thursday for Louisville to consult a
specialist for Mrs Eversole. They
returned Tuesday OF this week and
Mrs. Eversole is much better.
Miss Beatrice Blount, who is teach
ing school at the Orphans Home ut
Clay City, was at home two days last
week Beatrice has been very success
full with the school,
Mrs. Bette Johnson left Tuesday. to
see her sister Mrs. Owens in Winches-
ter who had Il stroke of paralysis sew
eral days ago, There has been no i'm
provement in her condition since. the
stroke
Mrs. Ben Sewell and Mrs. Mollie
Crawford have returned to their home
at Jackson after visit with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hardwick
during Christmas week. Miss Hattie
Hardwick returned with them for a
visit till school begins, next Monday
The writer was. informed after he
had made inquiries, that it might be,
the Pcarsite Company at Clay City
would run wires up to Stanton and
give us electric lights IL enough houses
desired such lights. We would have
to have enough homes and business
housestake lights to pay them to ran
the wires up here. Any one interested
in having these lights in their homes
will do well to see the writer. Ii would
be a fine thing to have electric lights in
our town and IL enough encouragement
is given we will take the matter up
with the Pearsite people.
i The State Boaad Of Education have
provided for a s. ven months school to
be taught this year. A great many
people do not understand this, ard the
Superinte ndent has asked the writer 10
explain IL. The apportionment this year
per scholar is 1913. This provides for
a seven months school Had II reach
ed $685. there would have been an
eight months school taught. Had IL
not reached the present apportionment