The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-12
HIGHLAND

but only Mr.. Lewis and Mr.. j. W.
Carrier are peddling many this year.
Mr.. Ellison and family motored
over from Moreland and visited Mr..
Daily Hutchinson and family recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Stone, of
Detroit, Mich, are visiting Mr.. John
Meier.
Mrs. Ollie .Chevolette and children,
of Burgin, are. with her mother, Mrs.
Lucy Faulkner for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baugh, Of De-
troit, Mich, recently were guests of
relatives here.
Mr.. Levi Rogers, of Danville,
spent few days in our midst last
week.
Rev. L. r. Cooley filled his regu-
lar appointment Sunday morning,
but didn't stay for evening service,
much to the disappointment of all
the neighborhood.
Mr.. Harner is back with Mr..
Hutchinson after weeks visit with
his wife in Covington.
Mrs. Jennie Dickerson, of Gin
cinnati, made her mother, Mrs. Me-
Kenzie, short visit She took her
little son, Mack, and her sister, Mao
mi Mckenzie home with her.
Mr.. L. s. Warfield visited his sis
ter at Lexington over Sunday.
Willard Hatfield and wife visited
]. II. Acton at Waynesburg.
Miss Myrtle Lewis has been visit
ing her brother, Ebert, near Halls
Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hatfield have
moved back from Danville into the
house with his parents. All of High
land welcomes such good people back
home.
The little daughter of Sam Baugh
is recovering from the measles.
Jim Walls children and others in
the neighborhood have the whoop-
ing cough.
On Thursday, May 31st, Mrs. Mat
Young was struck or shocked by
lightning so that she fell on the porch
and was unconscious for a time and
is still in bed from the effects of it.
A tree nearby was struck and the
current seems to have run in that
direction and struck her foot.
Mr.. Coy Hutchison, of CovingtOn,
came in Sunday to visit his parents.
The trustees of this division met
at Waynesburg Saturday and elected
their teachers. Mr.. Russell Thomp-
son will teach here and Miss Fannie
Young at Greasy Ridge. Miss Serena
this term, hopes to find one yet. She
has just finished High School at
Stanford and therefore did not have
much time to hunt school before
the election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Rogers and
daughter came over from Danville
in their auto and visited Mrs. Will
Gerkey Saturday night and Willard
Hatfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John
Rogers and son, Alvin accompanied
them.
Several friends visited and deco
rated graves here on Decoration day.
Among them were Mr.. Dave Single
toms family, of Kings Mountain,
and Mrs. Watts, of haywood.
Miss Chrisler, of Covington, has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sal
lie Hutchinson, of this place and Mrs.
John Hutchinson, of Mt. Moriah.
Mrs. Julia Cook is making her
home with Mrs. Mary Young now.
Mrs. Young is improving slowly af-
ter a long spell.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Young and
family wish to express their deepest
gratitude to the many good people
of Stanford, who were so kind and
helpful to their daughter, Serena,
during her four years in High School,
but especially what they did for her
in preparation for a pleasant COM
mencement. 1t certainly was great
disappointment to her as well as the
rest of the family that she had to
take the chicken pox at that time and
miss the commencement exercises,
but probably that was better than to
have missed some of her school work.
She was fortunate enough to 90
through the four years without be-
ing absent and and only tardy twice
and one of those times the buggy
broke down as she was going from
home.
Mrs. C. NJ. Young sat up for a
short time Tuesday for the first
time in several weeks.
News has been received by his
father that John L. Reed, of the U.
S. Navy. will leave for France the
first of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Will Long are
the proud parents of a girl baby.