The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-05-19
Hustonville

chased of w. C. Cowan, of Huston
vile, pair of horse mules at S29O
one pair of Ramsey King for $500.
Our town marshal is making 1t
hard on those that allow their stock
to be at large in the town limits
and keen watch is being kept on
few that are allowing their stock
to be out at large on the outskirts
of town.
Some fine Jersey cows, belong
ing to Capt. Hunter were brought
here from Merrimac Tuesday to j.
w. Hoskins. They were yellow and
black.
Danville seems to be afraid just
now of losing her railroad division
1 from the way the Advocate is
spreading her talk about the affair.
Some time ago she made all kinds of
talk about it being all talk of the l.
j. only, but it has come to the con-
clusion that it was true from the
way they are begging for their clti-
zens to get their shoulders to the
wheel and do something. 1t seems
as the /. ]. is not always asleep to
business propositions, so wake up
Lincoln county and do something to
secure the shops in our county. 1t
will be a good increase to the tax
list.
Mr.. Howard Alexander stopped
off here with his bride, who was
Miss Catherine Combest, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Stephenson. Mrs.
Alexander is Mrs. Stephenson's sis
ter. They were married at Miami,
Fla, at the home of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. Vernon ]. Posey and after
visiting several places of interest,
including Cuba, they were on their
way home at Bowling Green, where
the groom is a prosperous young
druggist.
julius Mckinney swallowed
mouth full of carpet tacks a few
days ago and has not been enjoying
good feeling since.
w. G. Cowan is back from Lon
don, where he has been serving as
juror and not witness as print
had it last week.
Circuit Clerk Joe Burnside, of !
Garrard county, was guest here |
Wednesday night at Hotel Weather |
ford over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Neal, Mr.. and |
Mrs. j. w. Rout motored to Dan |
vile Tuesday evening to attend the |
Knights Templar reception.
Miss Susie Davis, of Danville, was |
the guest of Mr. land Mrs. ]. w. |
Rout for commencement exercises.
Eugene Dunn has been doing a |
lot of ditching and grading on our |
streets. 1t has been needed for some |
time. Contracts have been let for |
the rocking of our streets and work
will begin in a short while.
Adams Bros, had a nice con-
crete block put in front of their ice
cream parlor, which will be great
convenience and keep their Gus
toners out Of the mud.
j. R. Rout is getting to be a great
Irish potato dealer. He bought and
shipped this week % bushels to
Tennessee.
Josiah Bishop broke up his gar
den last week and planted out some
things. He will have fine spring
garden with proper weather.
W. D. Nave moved his household
goods to Mercer county Tuesday.
George Tucker mover to the resi-
dence vacated by Mr.. Nave and VIM.
Thomas moved to the house vacated
by Mr.. Tucker.
w. L. Evans says he has a fine
prospect for strawberries and with a
little more rain would be all right.
Mrs. Dollie Mccormack and son,
Carroll, of Danville, were guests |
over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. En-
NETT Mccormack.
! Uriah Dunn was at Somerset court
day.
George Miller Owens came up
Sunday from Bra dfordsville to be
at the Alcorn burial.
James Woods and family, Logan |
Hubble and wife, of Stanford, were |
here Sunday at E. McCormack's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Spalding, of
Lexington, were here for the Alcorn |
burial and returned Tuesday.
John Sandidge went to Crab Or
chard Tuesday on business for j. H.
Reid.
John Hicks spent few days in
Lawrenceburg this week.
]. L. Conway arrived here on the
18th from Philadelphia, Pa, to at
tend commencement exercises in
which his son was a graduate.
Bud Cundiff, of Liberty, was here
few days ago on business.
Miss Elizabeth Stage, of STAN
ford has been the geust of her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Rife.
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