The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-03-10
Hustonville

FUN OALE Oh nEIN "A uSSlTd-
BILE home in Hustonville, located on
Danville avenue; has modern i'm
provements; brick building; electric
lighting attachment and all necessary
outbuildings; for further information
see D. W. Dunn or Miss Eugenia
Dunn, r. F. d. l, Box SO. Possession
given April 1, 1916.
The home talent entertainment
given last Saturday night at the OPP
era house was well atteaded and all
who attended pronounced it one of
the best that has ever been put on
here. A sum of $50 was realized
which will go toward helping out the
graded school baseball team.
E. S. Powell was thrown out of
| cart Tuesday evening near Kidd's
store, the cart upsetting while near
siding. He was considerably shak-
en- up but not seriously hurt. Seems
as though that vicinity is now hav-
ing its share of accidents. Young
Clifford was killed near the same
place last Saturday.
Rev. Randerburg, of Richmond.
will fill the pulpit at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning and
evening. Bro. Beagle is absent for
few days.
Mittie Carson and family spent
Sunday evening here in town with his
mother and sister.
The large truck of the Harrods-
burg Ice and Produce Co., was here
Monday and carried a large load of
poultry back to Harrodsburg, from
where it will be shipped to the East
ern markets.
Mrs. Charles Wheeler and Miss
Bessie Worthington left Monday for
Cincinnati to purchase spring milh-
merry for the Wheeler Emporium.
j. w. Powell tells us he was mar
Monday. Time seel.is to fly.
Prof. Falls, of Danville, has been
in our midst this week tuning pianos
Postmaster George d. Weatherford
took advantage of the spring like
day, Monday, and came out summing
between mails.
Samuel Lusk has gone south for
the benefit of his health and will at
tend the Mardi Gras and take in 9th
err points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Baughman, of
Moreland. were here Tuesday.
]. w. Hoskins and wife, and Miss
Ellen Powell took dinner Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dodd.
Allen Bros, bought of Joe Gam
lot of hogs at z LIE.
Miss Kate Warmer is visiting
friends at Lancaster this week.
w. p. Carson bought a fat heifer
from Casey county parties, which
weighed 800 pounds, at 6 cents.
Myers & Co., have contracted
for hogs with the following farmers:
j. B. Honaker, j. ]. Allen, d. o. Lew
is. and Stoner Stephenson. These
hogs are to be delivered the first
week in May.
Myers & Co., have also contracted
with W. B. Maynard and Mr.. Tar
kington, for their hogs, to be deliv-
cred between the 18th and goth of
Nav.
Myers e. Co., purchased last week
lot of hogs from j. B. Honaker and
James Stephenson at local prices
and shipped same to city Monday.
Sam Helm of Peyton's Well, was
here Tuesday evening on business
visit.
Much complaint is coming in from
farmers in this neighborhood that
red foxes are catching their young
pigs.
r. M. Houchin, of Elixir, was in
town Monday and says ne will be
ready in a short time to accommo-
date all who anticipate visiting his
famous watering place.
Road Engineer Mckee Rife was
around Tuesday looking after some
work to be done on the roads as soon
as weather permits.
The /. ]. failed TO put in its APP
pearance again on Wednesday and
all subscribers were asking what was
the matter. This happens quite Of
ten of late.
Uncle Foddie Wheeler is taking his
meals at Hotel Weatherford during
the. absence O. his better half, who
is in the city this week purchasing
spring millinery.
7 Joe Will Rout ano wife of More
land, were here Wednesday morning
shopping. i
I The produce business in this neck
of the woods is getting to be quite
lively since competition was set up
here.
Hustle up with your road bond pc
titions and have them ready for pre-
sentation to the county court on next
Monday.
T. L. Carpenter spent the first of
the week at Versailles, the guest of
his old friend, John Morris, who has
been i'll for some time.
Mrs. Logan Hubble of Stanford,
s,><x.+ .7t,,acdo,xx here With her raropfc