The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-03-02
Junction City


Ed. Williams, few days ago.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Kimberlain,
of the Shannon place, a fine girl.
The L. B. F. hall storeroom lately
occupied by pool room is empty as
they asked two dollars more rent.
Thanks are due T.. T. Rankin for
a bunch of ripe bananas which he
gave to Prof. +. L. Grubbs as a treat
to the High School last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Owens, grandmoth-
er of Mr. Everett Owens, has been
real sick the past week.
Mr.. f. T. Burke. owner of the tel
ephone and postoffice building, has
repaired the stair steps to the eX-
change this week.
VIM. Gibson, who was injured in
telephone repairing at DanvilIe two
weeks ago, is getting well slowly at
bis home at Shelby City.
W. Mack Baucom is now working
in the superintendent Office on the @.
& C. in Danvile.
The wreck at Sloan's Valley Friday
night at 10 o'clock in which Mr. Ed
Weddle and Mr.. Oscar Roberts, of
Danville, were killed and l.. c. Kirby
was badly scalded and tied up
traffic till o'clock Sunday.
Chas. West, 16 and Miss Cora
Rowsey, Ia, were united in matri-
mony at Mt. Freeman church few
| days ago by Rev. Edwards, This a
pity that such children should be al
| lowed to secure license to wed at 81
tender an age in Kentucky.
! l.. NJ. Pence, OF Stanford, has tax.
en- Mike Conn's place at the Cumber
land Grocery Co.'S house here Mr.
Conn and estimable family will soor
move to Irvine.
Mr.. Elmer Tucke. and family hav'
moved from Danville to the Ton
Hammer property. Glad to get such {
| good family back.
Misses Annie and Alma Cosby, Of
Lexington, are here with Earl Cos
by and friends awhile.
Mrs. Riley King, of Moreland, solo
to a Mr.. Streitf, of Lexington, 8
acre place here for $500. Posses
sion to be given March 10th. Mr.. anC
Mrs. H. F. Ewing and family wht
now occupy it will probably rent tn,
Jesse Routt place on Bellevue avenue
opposite G. A. Dunn's.
| John Magee, ST., has rented the
Faulconer-Shelby grocery store OF
Walnut street in Danville, and will
go from here every day to sell goods
there, while his son. John will tax,
care of his big stock here.
The Triangle Club of Missionarie
of Mrs. j. w. Bailey of the Christian
church are to raise $40 to send Mar,
Media Diaz of Porto Rico to Nor
NAL school this year.
Mrs. F. NJ. Sampson, of Barbour
vile, wife of Judge Sampson, O.
Court of Appeals at Frankfort, ant
sister of DR.. j. r. Steele came by t.
see DR.. Steele and family last weel
on her way home from Frankfort.
Judge LATE Sharpe, of Liberty
was through here with Mrs. Sharp,
was going there to undergo an opera
ton. DR.. Sweeney.accompan them
Capt. ID. c. T. Grubbs writes tina
he and Gen. Pershing's 10000 troop
arrived in u. S. in February and ar,
now at old camp at FL Paso, Texas
Lieut.. David H. Young, Jr., of Lex
ington, is with First Kentucky Ma
tional Guards there too and Capt
Grubbs and he were made honorar,
members of Col. Hayden Y, Grubbs
Camp of Spanish War veterans few
nights ago. Capt Grubbs will leav
for the Philippines with his famil,
about April 9Th, for two years.
Mrs. w. r. Sears and daughter
Miss Sallie Mae, of Somerset. wer
the guests of Mrs. l.. r. Rankin las
week.
Miss Emily Murphy was anon,
Stanford friends Saturday and Sun
day.
X. M. Amos, of Gutherie, who i
here as deputy head consul of tn
eighth district of Modern Woodmen
will give banquet at the McCollun
house one night next week at whicl
all good prospective candidates am,
the Woodman who brings him will
be give7 a plate. All are invited I,
come and bring their wives and hav,
La good social time.
Mrs. d. B. Fox and daughter, Mrs
+. l.. Grubbs visited Mrs. Ella Cloy'
and family at the Hughes Horn farm
near the Boyle and Mercer line Fri
day and Saturday.
Miss Christine Fox, of Danville
was the guest of her aunt Miss Nan
cy Fox of Bowen Friday till Monday
Lucien Lyme will ride for Kin,
| IfOnso this canaan His tarv,, MAR.