The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-07-25
Hustonville

returned home Saturday after a de-
lightful visit for a week to the Miss
es Blain at Hotel Weatherford.
Uriah Dunn received a very fine
crate of Rocky Ford cantaloupes last
Friday from a friend at Barnwell,
South Carolina.
Quite number of men from the
interior were here Saturday en- route
to the cities looking for work as
good hands are in great demand ev-
erywhere under the present pros
porous times.
Mrs. Louis Giles and daughter of
Atlanta, Ca, arrived Sunday to visit
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Adams motor
ed to Stanford Sunday for the for
mer's mother, who came home with
them for visit.
Everybody is getting ready for
the Chautauqua mere August IL to
IA. Buy ticket now and help ont
the good cause. You will never re-
gret it.
After a pleasant visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Morse here,
Mrs. Roy Rose has returned TO her
home at Gadsden, Ala. Her mother
took her to Danville where she took
the fast train for the south.
Parker SwOpe and Cleve Dunn
left en- the 10Th for Nashville, Tenn,
where they hold positions. They were
here several days with their parents
and friends.
Ike Shelby and son, of Shelby
Cit.., were her few days ago trying
to find out what shape the local trad
ers are in, but he found it about as
tough proposition as the French and
British have on hand to catch that
German submarine.
Miss Nitro Carson remains quite
feeble.
Ide Austin is filling the place of
Levi Kelley in the blacksmith shop
of George Wright during Kelly's i'll
ness.
Mr.. M. ]. Cain, of Somerset, spent
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Wed
die here.
A big crowd is expected here dur
ing our splendid Chautauqua August
lila.
Blackberries are plentiful on our
market at II 1-2 to Is cents gallon.
Mrs. R. l. Bartleson, Mrs. ]. w.
Simpson, of Monticello and A. H.
Baugh, of Hustonville, attended the
Fourth District Convention of the
Christian churches at Dunnvile last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Rife, Miss Bes-
sic Rife, Miss Allie Yantis, Horace
Rife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Baugh,
Mrs. R. ]. Bartleson, Mrs. ]. W.
Simpson and Miss Margaret Simpson
motored over to Frankfort and other
parts in Central Kentucky on Mon
day.
]. Routenberg and family, of Nc
Kinney visited here Sunday.
w. T. James, of Stanford, accom-
panied by Spears Fisher was here
last Saturday receiving some stock
hogs, which T. w. Jones, of Stanford
will feed.
Mrs. E. B. Powell lost an aged
work-mule Saturday.
Remember the dates for the
chautauqua in August.
Alice Eubanks was in town a few
days ago doing some shopping.
Black berries are plentiful on our
market at II 1-2 to Is cents per
gallon.
One of our citizens had been los
ing chickens and concluded that rats
were getting them. So he procured
some rat bait and put it in closet
for the rats and warned her lady
visitor not to leave the doors open
but she did and quite lot of her
chickens lost sight of day light on
account of getting the rat poison in
tended for the rats. If she would
feed them beetles they would not be
so anxious for the rat bait.
j. Lee Murphy of Hedgeville was
here a few days ago looking after
some fine mules.
H. ]. Bohon and wife, of Bowling
Green have returned to their home
after a pleasant visit to DR.. c. T..
Bohon, of near Kidd's Store.
Mrs. Smith Penny and children,
of st. Joseph, Mo-, are here on a
visit to her father, ]. K. Baughman
and family.
C. N. Manning and wife and Miss
E. Manning and Mr.. Harry Staples
and wife, of Lexington spent the
week end with w. j. Neal and fami-
ly.
Williams & Rife sold Crit Rife
a new 1916 Ford car few days ago.