The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-02-18
WEST END MASONIC BANQUET
A Delightful Affair in Every Way
Hustonville News Notes.

one of the most delightful affairs
held here in recent years. The BAN
quet was arranged for by DIR. o. S.
Williams, assisted by committee
that was appointed for the OCCASION
and they certainly are to be congrat-
ulated on the excellent menu that
was prepared. DIR. Williams was
POSTMASTER. The following were
present: DIR. o. S. Williams, Mrs
Walter Vanarsdale, of Danville, Mr.
and Mrs. S. P. Stephenson, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Stephenson, Mr.. and Mrs
N. C. Hicks, Mr.. Roger Hicks and
Miss Nancy Weddle, Mr.. ]. w. Hos
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Fields, Dr.
and Mrs. w. ]. Childress, Robert
Ford, Joseph Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
V. Carson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Rife,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Rife, Mr.. John
Hicks and Miss Blanch Barnett, Mr..
Alger Weddle and Miss Anna Floyd,
Mr.. w. M. Mckinney, Prof. and Mrs.
S. S. Robinson, Mr.. Samuel Lusk and
Miss Angie Carpenter, Rev. Beagle
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Ad-
ans, Mr.. Julian Rife and Mr.. l.. F.
Steele. After the supper most de-
lightful musical program was render
ed by a string band.
Mr.. ]. P. Eads and family left last
Thursday for their new home in Jes-
samine county, where he rented a
large farm for this year.
J. W. Hoskins was called to the
bedside of his father at Merrimac,
Taylor county, last week.
Bert Mckinley and William Short,
of Middleburg, were in our midst
last Thursday, in the interest of the
timber business.
]. D. Smiley and Mason Powell,
of Frye's Creek, were here last week
on business. They were out to Josh
Myers broom factory where they Sc
cured large quantity of brooms
which Mr.. Myers had made for them
on shares.
J. H. Baughman & Co.'s truck
from Stanford, was here last Thurs
day with 5000 pounds of -four for
Rife brothers.
Pete Zanone of Louisville, was in
town last week with the new auto
truck purchased by Mr.. Merriman,
the Moreland poultry dealer.
Miss Lou Cowan went to Monticel-
10 last week to see her sister, Mrs.
Costello, who is quite i'll.
Mrs. A. H. Baugh went to Mon
ticello Thursday to visit relatives.
Restus Floyd and wife, of Perry
vile, came over last Thursday to Wis
It his father, j. H. Floyd out on the
Stanford pike.
Mrs. Josiah Bishop returned from
L pleasant visit Thursday to her
Mrs. R. A. Lipps, at Dan
lille.
S. D. Vowel, of Danville, was here
'or short while Friday on business.
C. c. Combest, AL Land, and Bud
Cundiff of Liberty were here Friday
IN their way to Moreland where they
we're to catch @. & C. train.
Honest Joe Snow of Eubank, has
been here several days among
friends. Joe is one of Eubank's up
5o-date merchants and is doing
lively business there just now.
Ben Mckinley, of Ellisburg, will
cave this week with his family for
Ind, where he will do
carpenter work.
Mrs. Kate Myers was quite ill last
week but is better at this writing.
Young Brothers, of Adair county,
passed through here Saturday eve
ming with 40 head of cattle that
were placed on the Stanford market.
A good crowd attended the Spears
sale Saturday and everything sold
brought fair prices.
Mrs. Carl Wheeler and son, Carl,
Jr., left Saturday for Lexington, af-
ter pleasant visit for two or three
weeks at the Wheeler Emporium
flats.
An alarm of burglary was given
by one of our citizens last Friday
night, in the western portion of the
city, but by the time neighbors ar
rived on the scene, the intruders had
Mrs. Charles Montgomery and
of Liberty, were guests of
her father here last week.