The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-11-07
The Journal Stanford Kentcky Tuesday, November
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Miss Anna Reid was hostess at
beautifully appointed dinner Satur-
day evening given for Mr.. and Mrs.
James C.. Reid. The decorations were
chrysanthemums in bridal colors, and
presented very festive appearance.
Those enjoying Miss Reid's hopitali-
ty were, Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Hooker,
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Skinner, Misses Bess
Read and Prill Newbern, and Messrs.
J. w. Allen and J. H. Reid.
A large number of republicans,
mostly of the colored race, went to
Liberty Thursday morning to atteld
the speaking and burgoo dinner CIV
en- by the republicans there.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve dinner at the j. ]. ALLEN
sale on Nov. II.
The tin roof is being put on the
new garage and it will soon be ready
for use.
M. E. Allen received very dan
gerous fall from ladder, while do
ing some work few day ago and is
suffering considerably from same.
w. P. Kincaid passed through here
Monday on his way to the Fork in
the interest of the tobacco trade at
Moreland station.
G. C. Rife and wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Bess Rife, J. T. Bohon
motored to Harrodsburg Sunday to
see relatives.
Never in our recollection do we re-
member of such a demand for houses
in our town as is now.
Mrs Lavina Carson has moved in
to rooms of Miss Mack Logan.
B. w. Leigh shipped a car load of
butcher stuff to the Cincinnati mar
ket last week and received fair
good prices for them.
Miss Lou Hooker is still improving
James Chelf and John Stapp, of
Hartwell, Casey county, were here
Friday on important business.
James C. Reid and bride arrived
here in an auto Thursday evening
bound for his home on Bradfords-
vile pike after their bridal tour. Mr..
Reid has won a most noble helper and
she has also won man that every
body has good word for. Our wishes
are for much happiness and joy to
them on their journey of life.
Mrs. ]. w. Powell is visiting rela-
tives at Covington this week.
Mr.. Norris, on the old Mccormack
farm, sold an extra three-year-old
mare mule for S240.
Rev. A. H. Baugh is back home
from Antioch after a most successful
meeting with Is additions to the
! church and a most glorious meeting.
Mrs. A. H. Baugh and son arrived
home Friday from Monticello, Wayne
county, after an extended visit to
relatives.
E. C. Hopper is back home from
trip of a week to the city of Gin
cinnati.
Frank HUM and wife, of High
! Bluff, were callers in our town Sun
day evening the former hunting re-
lief for toothache.
Messrs. B. B. King and George B.
Pruitt, of Moreland, were robbed one
night last week of some small change.
Watches and diamonds were not
touched, and it is thought that prob
ably that it was the work of home
talent.
Harry Frye and family of hedge
vile were guests over Sunday of Mr.. |
A. NJ Frye.
DR.. Carl Wheeler and family, of |
Lexington, were the guests Sunday |
of relatives here.
S. D. Vowel, of Danville, was the |
guest of his parents Sunday.
Josh DeBorde, of Casey county, |
county, was here the first of the
week, securing evidence in regard to
obtaining a pension for Mrs. Elan
Simpson, who was married to two |
Ellis and later to Elan Simpson, de-
ceased.
Thomas Raines, of Carpenters
Creek is delivering a lot of corn to
Mrs. Mollie Campbell at $3.50 bar
rel.
c. w. Adams and wife and Miss
Jessie Powell and Charles Newbern
motored to Wilmore last week.
Cotton-eyed Joe was in town a few
mornings ago with sack of seed
corn and it was awfully fine. He or
dered the seed from Bellevue, Ill.
DR.. o. S. Williams had wild duck
supper a few evening ago.
Our town was somewhat excited