The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-07-14
Heard About Town

M. 5. Baughman, local Overland
agent sold Model 83 touring car
to Sam Matheny this week.
Miss Jennie Dickerson and DR.. K
P. Prewitt were married at Richmond
Thursday at noon.
John NJ Mount has withdrawn
from the firm of j. R. Mount & Co.,
at Lancaster, to enter other bust
ness.
Teddy Aldridge seems to be max
ing very satisfactory improvement
from the injuries he sustained in the
auto accident.
Maurice D. Spoonamore, of Louis
will, formerly of the Hubble section,
has bought the j. E. Davis drug store
at Danville. The new owner is a
son of Henry Spoonamore.
News has been received by his
mother, Mrs. Adelia Woods, here,
that her son, Higgins Woods, under
went an operation for appendicitis
in Cincinnati Monday and appears
tanned a stroke of appendicitis Sat-
urday and physicians advised an OPP
Grafton at once to save his life.
Who was he? The Danville Advo-
cate said Thursday: Marshal C. l..
Winfrey arrived in Danville this
morning with al prisoner from Lin
coin county, WHO is charged with sell
ing liquor without government Ii
cense.
49, P Hughes died at her
fN Marksbury section of
CARA .ldaW She was a great
aunt of Mrs. j. W. Acey of this city.
and was born in Lincoln county 80
years ago and lived in this county
the greater portion of her life.
Mrs. C. H. Campbell, with her mo-
Their, Mrs. N. P. Pruitt, arrived here
Saturday from their home in STAN
ford, to make their home in this sec
ton Mrs. Campbell is the wife of
the popular proprietor of the Prin-
cess Cafe and they intend to settle
here and grow with the community.
We extend them welcome in the
name of the district-Moneta Led
ger, Los Angeles, Cal.
Col. ]. H. Daigh, of Waynesburg,
was down early in the week to see
his daughter, Mrs. E. c. Jordan and
Mr.. Jordan, the latter of whom con-
tinues very i'll. Col. Daigh is a mem
Der of the real estate firm of Willard
& Daigh. who handle a lot of fine
farm properties in the southern por-
ton of this and in other neighboring
counties. He contracted with the l.
j. for several thousand catalogues
showing the splendid properties his
firm has for prospective homeseekers.
The l. j. prints all of the up-to-date
farm catalogues for real estate deal
ers in this section of the state.
The Danville Advocate says: Mrs.
Logan Wood entsetained with a
beautiful party in honor of her
nieces, Miss Margie Lynn, of STAN
ford, and Miss Margaret Claunch, of
Somerset, who are her house guests.
Rock was the game enjoyed by these
young people. The tables were
placed on the porch, which was
beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion in ferns and garden flowers.
Blue was the color scheme and was
carried out in the table covers, place
cards, flowers and CONNECTIONS. A
delicious salad course, with sand
witches and an ice, was served. Those
present. were: Miss Margie Lynn, of
Stanford; Miss Margaret Claunch, of
Somerset; Miss Alice Montgomery,
Miss Louise Nichols, Miss Katherine
Rawson, Miss Katherine HARRISON,
Miss Porter Hudson, Miss Margaret
Wells, Miss Dorothy Mahan, Miss
Elizabeth King, Miss Elizabeth Fox,
Miss Annie Fox, Miss Elizabeth Har-
Ian, Miss Curtis Beulah, Miss Joy
Taylor, Miss Sara Shelby, Miss Dor
othy Garfield.