The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-07-11
BURGLARY AT HUSTONVILLE
Soft Drink Stand Robbed of sly
Other West End News.
Hustonville, Ky., july IL,


A burglar whose identity is be-
lieved to be known, effected an en-
trance into the pool room in the
Weatherford Hotel last Friday night,
then climbed over the transom into
Green Frye's soft drink stand and
robbed the cash drawer of SIT.
Checks and other papers in the till
were not molested. The burglar is
believed to have secured key to the
poolroom. 1t is asid to be probable
than an arrest will be quickly made
unless the money is returned.
Christian Sunday School Picnic.
One of the enjoyable affairs of
the season was picnic given by
Class No. z, of. the Christian Sunday
school on July the Fourth, the class
going to the Danville Water Works
and Club House and taking lunch.
Those present were as follows: Mes
DANES Fred LETTERS, Joe Will Rout,
James Stephenson, Edd Nunnelley,
Misses Fannie North, Mary North,
Sue North, Annie North, May North,
Elizabeth Peavyhouse, Minnie Hou-
chin, Mamie Crossfield, of Lawrence
burg, Blanche Barnette, Ella Bar
nette, Bess Rife, Helen Hooker,
Pearl Fields, Grace Fields, Eddie T.
Carpenter, Messrs. Edd Nunnelley,
King Carpenter, Roger Hicks, John
Hicks, James Stephenson, Marion
Fields, W. c. Cathron, DR.. Charles
Hart and Mr.. Grant North. After
arriving, they explored the water
works and surroundings and soon
spread lunch which was greatly en-
joyed by all. After lunch the boys
went in bathing and girls and women
enjoyed the delights of a wading
party and picture taking, but soon
all went up to- the boat house and
and there spent pleasant hour in
rowing and talking. The decorations
on the truck and cars were flags of
every description, and every one car
ried a small flag and made merry
with patriotic songs. One and all
returned, declaring it to be the
greatest success in evry way possible.
Picnic and sshAtang Party
On last Friday evening Mrs. Will
Neal, of Moreland delightfully."- en-
tertained at a skating party and pic
mic supper in honor of her guest,
Miss Frances Mitchell, of Lexington.
by taking several couples to Elixir
Springs and skating after which a
lunch and ices were served. Those
present were: Misses Clara Nunnel-
ley, Bob Tucker, Matte Chestnut.
of Mt. Vernon, Margaret Rowe Pow
ell, Ruth Fields, Mary Back, Ruby
Spears, Edith Barnette, Margaret
Neal, Messrs. Horace Rife, Vernon
Childress, Ludwell Evans, Jesse
Rife, Archie Rigney, Alfred Tue
ker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rife Entertain.
On Thursday evening, July 4th,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crit Rife, of Huston
vile, delightfully."- entertained in hon.
or of their son, Horace Rife. The
house and lawn were beautifully dec
GRATED with flags of our country and
sweet peas were very much in evil
dence in, the parlor. Delightful ices
and cakes were served and at a late
: hour all departed declaring it was
good to have been there. The in
: vited guests were as follows: Misse:
Mary Lois Gam, Marjorie Cooking
of Mckinney, Frances Mitchell, Of
Lexington, Matte Chestnut, of Mt
Vernon, Marie Floyd, Clara Nunnel
ley, Edith Barnette, Bob Tucker
Martha Tucker, Margaret Rowe Pow
ell, Ruth Fields, Roberta Blain, Ell
la Rigney, Mary Back, LYDIA Weddle
! Nancy Weddle, Nellie Allen, Kat,
: Warmer, Nellie Allen, Kate Warri
ner, Bessie Rife, Elizabeth Stage, O.
= 4hCSoISs NClIlOI
l Archie Rigney, Carlisle Myers, Bow
: man Myers, Murrell Reid, Carol Al
e len, Ludwell Evans, Bruce Steele
e LEVEL Steele, Jesse Rife, Orie Bar
: nette, Alfred Tucker, Edwin Wei
f burn, of Stanford, and Horace Rife
, Misses Nancy Hubble and Mario
v RE Cooking, of Mckinney, France
4 Mitchell, of Lexington, and Miss Mar
!. garet Rowe Powell, spent Tuesda,
v night and Wednesday with Miss Bes
e sic Rife, of Hustonville.
a We are glad to say that Mr.. Ere,
n LETTERS is better at this writing.
e Mr.. W. D. Stage is on the roa,
e to recovery after quite a siege wit
|. an abscess on his jaw.
: Miss Luella Dye spent Sunda
: with the homefolks at Middleburg.