The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-01-14

Casey few days ago at 6 cents and
shipped them to Cincinnati market
Saturday. III
James w. Allen bought drove OF
85 hogs in Casey county last week
and drove same here and sold them
to Myers & Company, at cents.
The average weight was 200 pounds.
Young Brothers, of Columbia and
Burkesville, arrived here last Friday
with 65 head of good mountain cat
tie and kept them overnight here 1T
the Union Stock Yards, and those
not disposed of here were driven on
to Stanford SATURDAY. VI
A meeting of the officers and
teachers of the Christian church was
held Wednesday afternoon at half
past two O'Clock to transact business.
Mary Louise Adams has been quite
i'll for a few days at the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ADJ.
Adams.
1t quit raining Wednesday for the
first time in several hours, but it still
looks like it might pour down most
any time.
DR.. Hart, our new dentist, SENDS
word that he will be on the ground
for business in few days.
Stanley P. Stephenson has been
appointed Superintendent of the
Sunday school at the Christian
church to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of R. L. Berry.
Judge w. M. Myers and ]. w. AL
len went to Casey county Wednes-
| day to look after some stock.
Mr.. Brown, of Liberty, got in too
deep water and gravel Wednesday
morning at the ford in the west end
of town and had to be pulled out
| with another machine. Willie Drye,
| the we'll known colored chauffeur,
j went to his rescue.
M. E. Allen is able to be out again
after severe attack of grip.
What is the matter with petition
being started for an election for road
bonds? We are now losing lots of
tax that should be used in our own
county that is going to other coun-
ties under the big state aid plan. Our
roads are in fearful shape and badly
in need of having some money spent
on them. So, MIR. County Judge,
please send us few blanks and
they will be worked to the best ad-
vantage by large per cent of the
voters here who would not do any
thing on the proposition before.
June H. Reid has been quite i'll of
grip and confined to his bed at the
Hotel Weatherford for several days.
Pryor Pembleton and wife passed
through here Tuesday on their way
home from Brodhead. This is. the
man, who with his son, so badly cut
Deputy Sheriff Adams when he I'M
dertook to arrest him in Casey coun-
ty recently. The Pembletons are
both out on bond till their trials.
Gilmore Burton moved Tuesday
to the Dinwiddie cottage on East
Main street, which makes it much
more convenient for his work at the
telephone and electric light plant.
Mrs. Uriah Dunn, who has been i'll
for several days, is fast improving,
her friends are glad to know.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rife have been
quite i'll with the grip.
Mrs. G. C.. Rife has been on the
grip list also.
Cowan & Dunn sold 25 shoats that
averaged IS pounds to Nathan Hicks
at six cents a pound. They were of
the Red variety.
j. A. johnson, on the ]. S. Carpen-
ter farm, west of here in Casey, had
DIR. John Cook, the colored veterin-
arian of Stanford out to his place on
Tuesday to vaccinate 20 head of cat
tie for blackleg. He had already lost
three of his young herd. Consider
able uneasiness is felt among the
farmers of that section just now as
to how far this disease may spread
among their beeves.
Attorney Clay Cooley, of Liberty,
came up Wednesday morning to see
his father and mother.
Clinton Beagle and Miss Miranda
Sears of the Mckinney section. went
to Hustonville Wednesday and were
married at the Christian church par
sonage there by Rev. A. H. Baugh in
his most impressive manner. Both