The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-04-07
HUSTONXILLE.


Harry D. Frye and wife, Of Hedge
vile, were here last weel: on visit
to his father, A. M. Frye, of Rife
town.
Josiah Bishop went to Somerset a
few days ago and sold two cars of
hay at SIS ton.
John Stepp and son, of lower Car
penter'3 creek, were here few days
ago buying farming implements.
R. L. Brandenburg has been en-
gagged to preach for the Baptist con-
gregation in the future.
R. M. Newland, of Stanford and
]. N. Wiggenton, of Richmond, mo-
tored here a few days ago in the in
terest of their insurance agencies.
DR.. o. S. Williams motored to
Lexington last week to see the big
automobile show.
Melford Dye of Danville was here
over Monday night visiting Mrs. VIM.
Thomas on East Main street.
j. w. Eads and son have just re-
ceived some nice o. 1. C. swine for
their foundation stock of that breed.
DR.. Carl Wheeler and family, of
Lexington motored here Sunday eve
ming and spent the night with his
parents at the Emporium.
Mrs. j. R. Rout and son returned
to Junction City Moncay, after a
pleasant visit here.
G. c. Lyon has rented 60 acres of
his noted Lyondale stock farm to go
in corn and hemp, and it will sure
bring the stuff as it has not had a
plow stuck in it for a number of
years.
Mrs. John Sandidge and grand
daughter, Miss Julian Carpenter, re-
turned to Newcastle, Ind, last Fri
day.
T. L. Carpenter has been spending
the week at Liberty among relatives.
DR.. Isaac Wesley was here few
days ago on his way home to Liberty.
He had been to Junction City to see
Miss Emma Belden, who was strick-
en- with paralysis on the train few
days ago, between Junction City and
Lebanon.
Preaching at all three of oul
churches last Sunday morning. Rev
Baugh at the Christian church; Rev
Clemon at Presbyterian church anG
Rev. Brandenburg at the Baptist
church.
DR.. J. Rice Cowan of Danville
was here Wednesday to see Miss Nj
tro Carson, who is quite feeble.
Burglars broke into Crit Smiths
store a few days ago and helped
themselves to edibles of all kinds.
Squirrels are said to awful plen-
tiful in the woods on Chelf's Ridge
down in Casey county. A couple OF
hunters went out there a few days
ago and killed 33 in a few hours
time.
Mrs. ]. R. Rout and son, Robert, Of
Junction City, came over and spent
few days with relatives here.
Twenty-four loads of old rags pass
ed through here last week. The price
has fallen down to where they are
not worth picking up on the street
and some of the rag dealers are in the
soup.
George Tucker was in Russell
county last week, but being unable
to buy live stock at satisfactory
prices, he turned to the idea of pur
chasing some dead stock, so closed {
deal for 1877 fine Russell county ham!
and had them hauled here by a citi
zen of that county. Mr.. Tucker solo
them to Brown, the new produce
man, who disposed of them to Har
rodsburg parties in a very shor
time.
Steve Walker has accepted a posi-
ton with the Old Hickory Wager
Works at Louisville. He will move
there in a short while.
Mr.. Cooper, of Hartman, but nov
of Hustonville, is now located here
and is making good time preparing
for spring gardening, etc.
Rev. Baugh's baby is now great!
improved.
Frank Lusk's wife and baby joined
her husband here last week and he il
the proudest man on earth. He says
he has the sweetest wife and baby
anyone ever laid eyes on.
c. F. Montgomery, of Liberty, wa:
here Wednesday evening for shor
visit to relatives and friends.
]. Beecher Adams was here Tues
day and returned to his home in Dan
vile the next day.