The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-08-29
HUSTONVILLE

Miss Elizabeth Boyle left Thursday
morning for Lexington after q plea
SAINT visit to her sister.
Mr.. Dan V. Drye. of Bradfords-
vile motored here Wednesday and
was accompanied by Mrs. Edgar C..
Lewis and daughter, Miss Martha
Lewis and Mr.. Fred Bowler.
The Civil Service Commission will
hold an examination at Danville on
Sept. 9th to fill the vacancy in the
local post Office.
Clarence Dunn and wife, of Lou
isville are here for a visit to par
ents.
Everybody that could get a way
went to the fair Thursday.
Lee Tuney has purchased and TAX
en- charge of the soft drink stand of
George Weatherford.
John Hubert and wife, of Brad
louisville were here for the week end
Mrs. F. NJ. Vowel, on Danville
street.
R. P. Anderson and wife, of Pine
vile were up for the marriage of
Miss Allen on Wednesday.
Carroll B. Reid, of Louisville spent
the week here at his home on the
Charlottesville pike.
James Buchanan and wife are
back from Lancaster where they
were the guests of their daughter.
George Miller Owens arrived in
our town Thursday and was the over
night guest of William Dodd and the
two together attended the Stanford
Fair.
Samuel Menefee, of New York
City spent a day or so here during
the past at the home of W. G. Cow
an and sister on the Liberty pike.
Less Reid. of Parksville has been
mingling with friends and relatives
here for several days.
Burton, Steele & Snow have open
ed up a Garage. on the corner of
South College and Main streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Hickman and
family, of Missouri are here on a
visit to Mrs. Hickman's father. Mr..
George Stapp, on Carpenters Creek
The Hickman family made the trip
thru in a handsome seven passenger
Mitchell car and motored to the STAN
ford Fair Thursday.
DIR. Carl Wheeler and family, of
Lexington arrived here last Satur-
day evening to be the guests of his
parents.
Rev. George w. Mills, of Erlanger
was in Danville Monday looking
after a building he is having erect
ed in that town into which he will
move as soon as it is completed.
T. l.. Carpenter returned home on
Monday night from a business trip
to Newcastle, Ind.
Bob Dedman ard family. of Som
erset have been the guests of relatives
in this vicinity for several days. He
is selling a patent for automobiles
and is meeting with much success
while here
C. Myers sold to Thomas Bailey a
thorough bred Duroc boar receiving
for him $50.
E. E. Gam sent to Indiana last
fall for a bushel of the marvellous
variety of wheat raised there and
sowed some on the Charlev Bohon
farm just west of here. The same
crop was threshed not very long ago
and Mr.. Gam realized thirty-one
bushels of good wheat from the one
bushel sown. He sowed at the same
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Harvest King wheat in an adjoining
field and only reaped thirteen bush
els from it. Mr.. Gam thinks a lot
of the new kind of wheat and is very
loud in its praise.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Hanson are in
Castlewood, Va, at the bedside OF
her father who is critically i'll at
his home there.
j. B. Honaker attended the Bap-
fist association at Stanford the past
week.
Dink Wilkinson and AL Land, of
Liberty were here few days ago on
business.
William Mckinney, of Williams
burg, who is better known by his
many associates here as "Foxy" has
been among US for few days.
John Gam and family, of New
castle, Ind, are here visiting friends
and relatives for a while.
Miss Elizabeth Boyle arrived here
on last Friday for few days recre-
alton.
Tom Eads. of Stanford was here
visiting few DAYS the past week.
Master Coley Myers, west of here
on Frye's Greek is very sick child
with malariar fever.
Miss Hazel HIGHLAND, of Ohio, is
here on visit to relatives.