The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-11-21
The Interior )urna Stanford Kentucky Tuesday, November

lanQ GrOcery company, mas purchased
a new Oakland auto.
Miss Fannie Gaddis after recover
ing from spell of tonsilitis, has gone
to her brother, Mr.. George Gaddis'
near Moreland.
Tomatoes of the canning club
girls are in demand at $3.50 per dOz-
en-, and they will soon bring $3.50.
Miss Margaret Lee Grubbs sold two
dozen cans to Mr.. Albert Martin, of
Frankfort last week for $3.50 doz-
en-.
The pie supper that was to have
been given on Friday night, Nov. IL
was postponed on account of chicken
poX. About 80 cases are in school.
William Phillips and Miss Stella
Trisler, of Shelby City, were married
Saturday the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powell, who
were married last week at Mrs. Ed
Needham's in Latonia, arrived at
the home of the bride, DR.. and Mrs.
J. R. Steele Thursday night and were
entertained by Mrs. Sabrina Powell
and Mrs. John Powell and Mr. and
Mrs L. T. Rankin and Mrs. Steele
since they came home.
The next Teachers Association
will be held in Danville on Saturday
December 10th, and Agricultural Ed
ucation for teachers by Bricker will
be discussed by all. Teachers will
draw two months pay in December.
Miss Lonnie Lewis and Mr.. Davis
were married a few weeks ago and
are living at the brides mother, Mrs.
Ni~l,+1yi..Ir T StnUnnS'
Miss Mary Vaught for several
years connected with the local tele-
phone force was married on Sunday,
to Mr. Clyde Carter, of Highland or
Halls Gap. They have rented the
George Engleman farm, lately vacated
by John Lynn and family.
The culvert on Dick Bell avenue
is in bad fix and should be repaired
and some gravel be put on this much
used avenue as nothing has been done
to it for three years.
Mr.. Dow Single has railroad sec
ton trimmed up nicely for the in
spectors.
Mr.. Jordan Mayes, of Perryville,
who has been teaching the Shelby
City school, was too sick to teach the
past ten days, and Mrs. E. L. Grubbs
has been supplying his place.
Miss Fannie Gaddis, who has been
sick of tonsilitis the past week at
Mrs. Jennie C. Grubb's, has gone to
her mother, Mrs. VIM. Gordon, near
Mr. Moritz Martins.
Prof. w. R. Champion, of the
Greensburg High School, came by
Tuesday on mis- way back from Law
renceburg, to see his old schOolmate,
Prof. E. C. Lester. Misses Luella and
Ruth Lingle are two of his four as
sistant teachers there.
The dry grass around the Stand
ard Oil Company's lot was burned
off Saturday morning to prevent a
disastrous fire in the plant.
Master Herman Stanley Grubbs
is making his first visit alone, this
week to Ma Fox in Lincoln county.
Mr.. William Phillips and Miss Stel-
la Trisler, of Shelby were married
Saturday night and the boys gave
them a chivarri.
Mr.. Frank Powell, one of our fin
est young men and Miss Mary Steele
the oldest daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
]. R. Steele, of Junction City, went
to Cincinnati and were married by
Christian minister there Saturday,
the 4th. The groom is mail carrier
of Danville and the bride is one of
our little city's sweetest and most
accomplished young ladies. She grad
uated in June from K. c. W. Much
joy and happiness is wished them in
their journey through life.
Through the persistent efforts of
Rev. Bruce Mcdonald and the Wom-
ans Club, a nice upright piano was
delivered at the Junction City school
house Monday, the 9th. 1t was pur-
chased from Mrs. Metcalf of Warren
Wood
Sunday, November 18th, will be
dedication day for the Perryville
Christian church and everybody is
invited to be present to help pay off
the indebtedness. A big dinner will
be provided for all visitors.
Rev. Williams, of Wilmore, is now
pastor of the Methodist church. He
breaches the fourth Saturday night,
Sunday and Sunday night.
Mrs. Lamont Hankla, of Danville,
was here Saturday to see Mrs. Jesse
Surber, and Mr.. Hankla was here
Mrs. VIM. Trosper, Mrs. B. D. Nc
Graw and Mrs. j. w. Bailey were at
Stanford Saturday to the Federation
of Women's Clubs and got lots of in
spiration for future work.
The L. & N. repair cars have been
here several days doing some neces-
sary repairing and remodeling of Mr.. |
Chas. Harbison's and w. M. Baucom's |
depot office.
Mrs. Jesse Carpenter entertained |
the Embroidery Club Thursday af- |
ternoon. Her mother-in-law, Mrs. T.
L. Carpenter, of Hustonville was
there.
Misses Elizabeth Stone and Eliza
beth True and Messrs. Newman |
Combs and Walter Bradshaw motor !
ed from Burgin Sunday to spend the |
afternoon with the Misses Keane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wallin and |
daughter spent several days last week |
in Brodhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trosper, and |
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Tharpe and son
attended church at Danville Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trosper and Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Boiling spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer