The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-22
JUNCTION CITY

Dr. III. ,. chase, Of Lexington, Will
soon move to our city to practice
medicine.
Capt. Ben McGraw and the Blue
Grass Special will not run any more
to the regret of his legion of friends.
But as he is senior conductor of the
Q. e. c., he will be given a choice
run from Cincinnati to Somerset
and many move his family to Cincin-
natl soon. Capt. McGraw has been in
the employ of the @. e. c. for over
al years and the last 35 has been
conductor of the Blue Grass Special
from Junction City.
Mr. Edward Gubbs has decided to
spend his vacation on the farm of
VIM. McGirr, near Bowen, in Lincoln
county.
Mrs. Della Brand Kellmer and
sister, Mrs. Mallie Hopper, of Akron,
Ohio, are at the bedside Of Mrs.
Moss, of Perryville.
Mrs. F. T. Burke has returned with
Mr.. Burke from the funeral of Mr..
A. T. Traylor at Stanford.
The Junction City band stand has
been erected in the city park and on
July 4th there will be flag raising.
Rev. Ernest Ford will preach on
"The Failure of Misplaced Conf
dence," at the Christian church, Sun
day June oath. There will be a spe-
cial meeting of the members at 2 80
P. NJ, for determining about repair
ing the house and holding a protract-
ed meeting. All are cordially invited
to be present.
Rev. Horace Kingsbury, of Dan
vile accompanied by Capt. Massey
and Mr.. Doll, Sunday School Super
intendent of Christian church and
Mesdames VIM. Sallee and Massey,
held quite an enthusiastic Red Cross
meeting at the Christian church
Monday night and ten of the promi-
nent men of the church met and SUBJ
scribed $120 to start the $1,000
fund Junction City was asked to
make up. The canvassers started out
Tuesday to make up the remainder
and are meeting with much success.
The church was decorated in patri-
otto colors for the occasion.
Mrs. Chas. Coovert and three chill
dren, of Vanceburg, are guests of
Mrs. Kate Coovert and Miss Matte
Gresham.
| Mr.. d. B. Fox, of Bowen celebrat-
ed his Gath birthday Sunday at his
home with his sons and daughters,
| and their wives, husbands and chill
| dren. All brought him some present
and the day passed very pleasantly
for all.
Miss Ada Steele has returned after
a pleasant visit to relatives at Bar
bourville and Pineville.
Mr.. James G. Blain and Miss Aga
tina Blain were in Louisville last
week to see relatives and attend the
undertakers' convention. Miss Agatha
was also in Bowling Green while.
There were 5.45 inches of rain
during the strawberry season May
25 to June 18th and Prof. Grubbs
and Mrs Mittie Alstott brought back
Thursday night "a of the SO origin
al pickers, safe and well and with
from $12 to $50.
Everett Owens, the Freshman of
the Junction City boys who won the
Latin prize in May was the best
strawberry picker for a single days
picking at Bowling Green, for boy
over Is years old, picking 81 1-2
gallons in 10 hours. Hayden Y.
Grubbs was the champion for those
under Is years old, picking "a 1-2
gallons the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powell and
daughter, Dixie, moved to their new
home in Danville Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Ewing have purchased
the Needham property vacated by
them and will occupy it by October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Preston and
family have moved to their proper
ty in Danvlle.
Mrs. w. M. Baucom left Monday |
to take summer course at the E. X. |
N. S. She was chosen in June to fill |
the position of High School principal
in the Junction City school.
DAVIS STORE