The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-03-24
Heard About Town

DIR. A. >. Price'S many 1flenQS Will
be glad to know that he has recov-
cred from his illness and is back in
his dental office.
w. w. Bradley, postmaster at Phil,
Casey county, and Mrs. Jennie Hans
ford, were married by County Judge
Sharp at Liberty Sunday.
Miss Mary D. Kennedy and Miss
Anna Ellis have rented a room at
the home of Mrs. Annie Newland and
will open a dress making department.
R. M. Newland has moved his in
surance Office from the store of L. d.
Newland & Son, to the front room
over w. H. Higgins store.
His host of friends here regret to
learn that Col. Robert Harding, of
Danville, is confined to his home with
illness.
The Somerset News says that Mes
Sis. Gill Cowan and John Murphy, of
this county, attended the burial of
their relative, Mrs. Jane Cowan, in
that city.
R. T. Parson has just completed
re-painting and improving the inte-
rior of the residence of E. T. Pence,
on Hustonville street and is now
painting the home of ]. W.. Baugh-
man.
Judge Charles A. Hardin, of Har-
rodsburg, has just bought from To-
cal Agent H. C. Carpenter, 1916
model Maxwell roadster, which is a
beauty in every way.
Local Agent Henry C. Anderson
sold another fve-passenger Ford
touring car to G. H. Masters here
last week. John B. Jones, on the
Knob Lick pike has also bought a
Ford touring car.
| A handsome new Office is being
erected by the Grab Orchard Milling
Company, which under its new own
ership of Mr.. Cummins and F. G.
Hurt, formerly of Lancaster, but now
associated with Mr.. Cummins, prom
Uses to have a most successful sea.
son.
Roscoe C. Simmons, nephew of
the late colored leader Booker Wash
ington, will speak at the colored First
Baptist church in DanvilIe next Sum-
day afternoon, and there is much in
terest among his race in the meeting
A number of white people will hear
him.
Local relatives of the bride, who
are many were interested in the an
nouncement from Richmond this
week of the wedding of Miss Tommie
Cole Covington and VIM. Willard,
which took place at the home of Rev.
l. j. Spencer in Lexington last Sat-
urday. The groom is connected with
& Co., while the bride is the attrac-
Io,,-Iko~. of r.
Covington.
Judge Charles A. Hardin, of Har-
rodsburg, has been assigned by Gov.
Stanley to hold special term of the
Graves Circuit Court at Mayfield to
preside at the trial of several arson
cases. Judge Hardin adjourned a
special term, in his own district to
go.
Lincoln county friends of Nose L.
Cook. who conducts a drug store in
the East End of Nashville, will be
glad to learn that he did not suffer
greatly from the terrific fire there
Wednesday. His store was almost in
the path of the 30-odd blocks burned
but the building and its contents were
saved by hard work.
D. D. Carrico, assistant superin-
tendent of the plant department of
the Cumberland Telephone and Tel
egraph Company with headquarters
at Frankfort, was here this week su-
perintending some improvements be-
ing made in the local plant. Mr..
Carrico was manager at Stanford
about year ago and proved himself
one of the most efficient and popular
men the company has ever had in
charge of the local Office. He has
been kept busy while here shaking
hands with the host of friends he
made in this section.
The Lexington Automobile and
Spring Stye Show next week was ad-
vertised thoroughly and popularity
here last week by two prominent
young Lexington business men,
Messrs. w. c., Fisher, advertising
n1anager of the great clothing firm
% Graves, Cox & Co., and Steve Fea-
therstone, of the auto firm of Mar
hall Featherstone g., Co.. Both men
= e thoroughly ."onto their job, and;
sl'ev let the people Of this part of
tate know in unmistakable terms