The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-09-29
The Interior Journal Stanford Kentucky Friday September 49, 1916
Serious Blood Poisoning
Set In When Everett Carson Injured
Thumb-West End Items.

slightly bruised, but blood poisoning
developed. Drs. Cowan and Chill
dress lanced the member on four
sides and Mr.. Carson's pain was re-
lieved considerably
Sam Hale, formerly of Pulaski,
but now of Indiana, is here among
relatives.
Powell & Depp, of the West End,
sold to George Cunningham, of Dan
vile, a couple of milk cows and
calves for $125 and pair of three
year-old horse mules for $500.
Mr.. Ben Woods, of Lexington,
was the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
S. S. Robinson recently.
School closed this week for the in
stitute at Stanford which all the 10
cal teachers are attending. During
the short vacation, the School Trus-
tees are having the floors oiled and
the roof painted. School will be re-
sumed next Monday.
N. J. Hoffman, of Williamsburg,
is here arranging for the erection of
new barn on the site where his old
one was struck by lightning and
burned last summer. Joe Will Rout
has the farm leased for this year.
Anderson Nunnelley, of Peyton's
Well, was here Wednesday morning
on business.
Mrs. Sophia Carpenter has taken
rooms at the Hotel Weatherford for
the winter.
Dallas Rule, Of Liberty, passed
through here Tuesday evening with
string of about half a dozen new
Ford cars bound for Liberty where
he had them sold.
John S. Murphy, of Stringtown,
was an all-day visitor here Tuesday.
DR.. J. T. Bohon, of the Heights,
was here Wednesday and reports his
son-in-law, Fred letters, as greatly
improved. His condition for a while
was quite alarming to his friends.
County Road Engineer Mckee
Rife was here Tutsday looking over
road conditions in this end of the
county.
Eugene Dunn filed C. NJ. Backs
silo early this week.
A. 7. Adams has been motoring
to Stanford ills week with the local
teachers who are attending the in
| stitute thne
Chief of Police Sidney Brown and
family went to Clemonsville, Casey
county, Saturday and spent Sunday
with James Ross and family. They
| attended services at the Catholic
church while there.
j. 3. Honaker motored to Danville
Tuesday on business.
Sam May ard wife, on the Fork,
mOtored here Tuesday with a son of
DR.. Murphy, and did some shopping.
Mrs. Jessie Baker. of Cincinnati,
IS here on visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Girdler.
Mrs. James H. Woods and children
Of Stanford, were UP Tuesday to see
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. McCor-
mack.
An auto line has been established
between Lebanon, Charlottesville,
Hustonville and Moreland. 1t will
leave Moreland every morning and
make the round trip at S3 with less
fare for shorter distances.
DR.. Murphy, Of Powers Store,
purchased of L. F. Steele Ford, s.
passenger touring car for $3.50.
Harry Williams and father of the
Butchertown section, were in town
few evenings ago. Harry has late
ly returned from Illinois and says the
hills TO Butchertown look better to
him than the Illinois prairies.
Vegetation at Moreland is still
growing and has not been molested
by frost up to present writing.
Happy John Dye, of New Salem,
was here last week visiting his
daughter.
Fresh eggs were selling at 2sc
a dozen here Tues lay.
It is earnestly requested by the Of
| fetal board of the Christian church
that every member Of the church be
present at next Sunday mornings
| service, as matters of much import
ance are to be acted upon then.
| Mrs. Harry D. Frye and Miss Lu-
cinda Lutes, of Stanford, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Frye
Monday night.
Virgil Campbell, of the Peyton's
Well section, bought of NJ. S. Baugh-
man, of Stanford, an extra Poland
China boar, for $50.
Cecil Dye and wife, of Oakland
City, Ind, are here on visit to Hap
~ John Dye, Mrs. Gilmore Burton
and other relatives.
W. D. Stage, Jr., bought of Jas. H.
milk cow for sos. She is a beauty.
Steele & Burton sold a 1917. s.
passenger car this week to Robert
Ford, for $3.50.
John ]. Allen returned Wednesday
from Huntsville, Tenn, where he has
been on business with Judge James
H. Baker.
Mrs. j. A. Brooks and little daugh-
ter, Anna Louise, Of Nicholasville,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Will
Rout.
Mrs. Joe Will Rout. Mrs. Brooks
and daughter were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Stephenson near Stanford
a few days last weelA
Messrs. Will, John, Crit and
Horace Rife went to High Bridge,
fishing Wednesday.
Capt. John Ellis and daughter, of
Stanford, came up Wednesday for a
weeks visit to relatives and friends
here and on the FOX.
Fred LETTERS is reported this, Thurs
day, morning, as considerably better.
Mrs. Peter Carter and daughter,