The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-03-03
Hustonville

here the last of the week with their
parents, on a visit and returned to
Stanford on Monday.
| Willie Dock Drye was up to see
his mother Sunday and eat dinner
with her.
The petitioners for the road bond
issue are anXiously awaiting for a
petition to be started in the West
End so they can sign same and have
it ready to be presented on county
court day, March 18th.
J. P. Rife has engaged his spring
lambs to Myers & Co., at 10 cents
for June delivery.
Miss Florence Spragens and Mrs.
John Reynierson were here last week
on their way to Moreland, where
Mrs. Reynierson was to take train
for Danville for a visit to her sons.
Mrs. Uriah Dunn rented part of
her house and garden and five acres
of land to go in corn for the remain
der of the year to Mr.. Cooper, of
Hartman, Tenn.
P. w. Green returned to Lexing-
ton Thursday after a short visit to
! w. w. Wright and family, out on the
Liberty pike.
! Dock Drye was here last week on
business.
L. NJ. Reid and family, of Parks
vile, spent last week here with rela-
tives.
Powell & Depp sold work mule
last week for S110.
C. C. Carpenter sold a fancy pair
of bay work mules, coming 5-year-
olds to j. L. Harrison, of Newport
Tenn, for $3.50. They weighed
1900 pounds.
Dink Jarman sold 5-year-old Dig
nifty Dare gelding to J. L. Harrison
for S125.
A. w. Carpenter, of the McCor-
mack Church neighborhood, was here
Saturday on business.
Roy Spears of Center Hill Height:
was here Saturday on business.
Mrs. j. R. Rout, of Junction City
was here Saturday to see her hus
band, who has recently opened up {
. grocery and hardware store.
The poultry business is getting tt
be quite lively here in the last few
days. Why couldn't we have had &
produce establishment here sooner
as they have hvened things up con
siderably?
Samuel Routenburg has fancy
fox terrier pup which he is very fonC
of at present and nothing coul(
please him better.
C. C. Carpenter had very fine
8OO-pound steer butchered last Fri
, day for his personal use. Calvin al
ways arranges to have an extra beef
every winter to butcher.
w. r. Williams has been quite fee
BILE for several days with little i'm
provement shown in the last few
days.
Henry Mckinney, one of the lead
ing merchants of High Bluff, was
here Saturday on important business
Squire ]. K. Helm, of Richland
was in town Saturday evening anG
said he was never as cold, he doesn't
think, in all his life, as he was wher
he arrived here.
The new ice and produce company
, did a good business here last Satur-
day.
Coffey, of Bowen station, is fur.
nishing the lumber for the new
building of Varney Tanner here.
Mr.. V. B. Morse is fast completing
, his store room in the Ark and will be
ready to receive his goods in few
days.
Mrs. A. H. Baugh and son, re.
turned home last Wednesday from q
pleasant visit of two weeks to rela-
tives in Wayne county.
H. C. Brown, of the Harrodsburg
Ice and Produce Co., had quite Sc
we're attack of tooth-ache last week.
Born, to the wife of Bright Herrin
out on the Stanford pike, on the 9th
a bouncing baby boy.
DIR. Hatfield is now on duty at his
dental office, ready to ease the pains
of any one.
w. D. Stagg, Jr., bought of A. w.
Carpenter, fine yellow Jersey COW
this week, for $50.
Ed Buchanan sold Mccormack q
Co., two fat hogs, weight 465
pounds at Z IL cents.
Mccormack & Co., bought OF
Stanhigh, of Chelf's Ridge 8 hogs,
average weight, 145 pounds, at IL
cents.
Rodger Hicks made his first trip
alone Tuesday. His commission
began the first of March. Mrs. w. r
Carson will assist him for a few days