The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-10-17
Junction City


Weaver, E. R. Galbreath, Russell
Figg, Frank Powell, Jesse Minor, DR..
w. W. Phillips, w. nj. Baucom, Ben
tombstone, Joe Rector, DIR. j. X.
Steele, E. E. Preston, John McGraw,
rs. w. Burke, P. C. Hammer, Mr..
Love, Elmer High
Mrs. Green and Mrs. Lawhorn, of
Garrad county, were the guests of
Mrs. E. H. Burke Monday.
Mrs. H. C. Bottom and daughter,
attended the dedication of the en-
larged Perryville Baptist church last
Sunday. Mrs. Bottom sang solo
for the occasion.
The Junction City Picayune has
suspended publication, temporarily,
but Mr.. Eads will continue to do job
work at the same old stand.
Miss Margaret Overstreet of Parks
vile, was the guest of her cousin,
Miss Mary Steele, last week.
Mr.. Arthur Clutts, of Tinsley, KY,
was with his cousin, Mr.. Howard
Gastineau last week.
Billy McGraw was thrown from
moving freight train near Corinth
last week, by a nail sticking up in
the running board. He sustained a
broken arm and other injuries. He
is line for promotion to conductor
some day.
Capt. D. C. T. Grubbs was crossing
the street in Nogales, Arizona, in
| September, on his way to the bank,
when he tripped over a rope be-
tween two autos and the rear ma
chine ran over him, putting him in
the hospital for couple of weeks.
Mr.. Biggers of Harrodsburg, and
Mr.. Sebree, of Danville, were up to
the school house last week, to see
about tuning and repairing the
school piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Martin, of
Frankfort, came to spend a month
among relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Martin will gather acorns, chest
nuts, walnuts, hickory nuts and other
seeds for the Kentucky Nursery at
Frankfort.
Chestnuts are very scarce as are
hickory nuts and walnuts.
Sad to say, some of our young men
congregate near Blue Licks Sunday
afternoons, to play pool without cues
on bare space of ground, using
little cubes for balls.
Master O'Hara Sturgill, of near
Osborne, Floyd county, entered
school here in 18th grade Monday
Rev. Sam Pittman brought him here
and Col. G. D. McCollum has taken
charge of him to teach him the hotel
business.
Mrs. John Powell and baby were
at Moreland this week to see Mrs.
w. Riley King.
Misses Lucille Sharpe and Flor
ence Armstrong, with SO of their
high school boys and girls, came
over in three autos and a truck Fri
day, and their base ball team was
defeated by Prof. Testers team by
the score of % to 5.
E. L. Grubbs, Mrs. Jesse Carpen-
ter and son, Jesse, Jr., have return
ed from a visit to her father, Judge
T. G. Wells, of Wise, Va.
Mr.. Frank McGraw was in Gin
cinnati Saturday on business.
Rev. Ernest Ford preached at the
Christian church Sunday, and held
meeting of the Y. P. S. C. E., with
Miss Francis Kelly as leader, and
Miss Mary Steele, reader of the
Scripture \leSSon.
The pool room has been moved
from the Steele Garage to the old
Jesse Minor store room opposite
Capt. B. d. McGraw's home. Here's
hoping that no young man under Is
will be allowed to loaf around there
or play pool.
Rev. Bruce Mcdonald conducted
the religious exercises at school on
Monday and he will have a meeting
of the WOman's Club at the Crystal
Theatre Friday night and preach to
the crowd and try to make up mo-
ney to buy an upright piano for our
school on the hill.
Loads of sassafras worth $3.50 a
ton is being hauled into city every
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Rankin enter
tanned the members of the Y. P. S.
c. E. Saturday with social and re-
freshments.
The school house is sadly in need
of sanitary drinking fountains. Two,
costing only S25 would do, until we
could buy four.
Mrs. Blankenship and daughters,
will formally open the New Harmon
House on Wednesday night, Oct. IL.
Master Joe Atkins was II years
old Monday, the 9th, and Edward
Grubbs, II, on Tuesday the 10th.
Mr.. c. C. Mcfarland and family
of London, and Mrs. Jarvis and
daughter of Somerset, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Catron
this week.
Mr.. George Arons was elected
Trustee of Shelby City school, Div
4, SUBJ Dis. A, Saturday, over DR..
Hammond by AZ to 27.
Several young men and boys un-
der 18 persist in smoking IN and
around the doors of the Christian
church, blowing smoke into the
church during and before and after
services. Our town marshal is on
the lookout for violators of this ma
ture
Miss Emily Murphy went to STAN
ford Friday to have some dental
work done there.
Prof E. L. Grubbs has enjoyed a
second crop-sf beans from seed fall
en- on ground from first crop.
Mrs. Hubert Roberts was here
with her mother, Mrs. Grady Lewis,
recovering from sick spell this
week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mas
sey, fine baby boy, Sept. oath,
named w. B., Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Reynolds and
Miss Annie Davis entertained Rev.
Ernest Ford Sunday.
Misses Oneita and Ethel Shumaker
of Moreland, were here Sunday at