The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-04-06
JUNCTION CITY

this week.
Mr.. G. u. McCollum, OF the Me
Collum Hotel, took dinner Sunday
with friends at the home Of his old
schooi mate OF Pref y. l. Grshhs.
The Boyle County Modern Wood
man Of America. delegates met We'd
nesday, April 4th at Z p. NJ, at
ueighbor, f. r. Galbreath's store
and selected 4. r. .Galbfeath as del
egate and W. NJ Baucom as alter
nate 10 the state camp at Dawson
Springs. May End.
Word has been received from
Frankfort. that a bouncing nine
pound boy, Sterling O'Brien, arriv-
ed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Martin, March 25th Mother and
baby are doing well.
Grandma +. II. Burke arrived
home from Miami, Fla, last Thurs
day night, after spending some
months in that warm climate. While
there she saw Capt. Chas. II. Thomp-
sons mammoth fish. as Feet long.
weighs 10000 pounds. and was cap
tured in n 80 hours fight in June
1912 with five harpoons and $50
bullets. just short time before IL
was captured it had swallowed a
1,50O-round black fish.
Miss Stella Bourne lost last week
between the schoolhouse and II. c.
Catron's store corset cover with a
crochet needle and fillet work and a
vine of roses crocheted through il.
Finder please return to her at Alum
Springs or at school.
Prof. Jordon Mayes closed his
school at Shelby City Friday, March
30th.
Mrs. James D. Shelby wasrin Lex
ington last week to visit the schools
of that city to see their methods OF
instruction in music.
Mrs. Chloe Murphy was sick last
week.
The Navy Department of Cincin-
natl. has written Prof. f. L. Grubbs
to send il names Of young men be-
tween ages Of II and 80 for naval
recruits of which our navy needs
25 900 now.
Rev. Ernest Ford. of Lexington,
will meet the workers of the Christian
church at Mrs. S. W. Burke's Satur-
day night.
Mr.. J. NJ. Abbott and wife. of
Parksville, were up last week to see
their daughter, Miss Mary Abott
The names of James Cromwell
Reynolds and Miss DOROTHY Rebec-
ca Ellis were added last week to the
cradle rool Of the Christian church.
Messrs. Stanley Catron, S. W.
Burke, Jr.. and Clyde Glenn have be-
come expert hemp breakers on Sat
urdays. for Mr.. Chas. Caldwell.
Logan Burkett, Tom Blankenship
and Albert Crabtree have tried their
muscle on the hemp brakes lately.
Mr.. w. NJ. Trosper bought of Mr..
Pipes, Of Perryville. a fine Dodge
auto.
Mr.. John Kilgallin, Of Alliance, o.,
came here Sunday to see a mighty
fine Senior girl.
Miss Mayme Williams, of Danville,
arrived Saturday to be the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Williams.
Will Lay, Floyd Abbott, Dave
Westerfeld and Misses Gertha Lay
and Bertha Abbot, of Parksvise,
were here to see Miss Mary Abbot
Sunday.
John McGraw, of Oklahoma City,
Okla, was among relatives and
friends here this week. John is get
ting rich out West,
Mrs. Sallie Wright and daughter,
Mrs. W. NJ Baucom were guests Of
Mrs. Bates at Danville this week
Mr.. w. NJ. Baucom and Judge
Louis Kriener are getting up a troop
of cavalry here to join the Danville
boys.
Misses Blanche Phillips, Ollie
LoOney, Title Moore and Dot Lane,
of Danville, came out last Thursday
night TO our local school minstrel and
box and pie supper.
Prof. +. f.. Bratcher, Of the
Science Hill School, was here recent
ly to confer with Prof. Grubbs about
a Lyceum Course for the Junction
City school this fall and winter.
Mrs. Mary Francis Wells has re-
turned home from and all winter
stay with her daughter, Mrs. Georgia
Throgmorton at Louisville.
Mrs. Jennie c. Grubbs goes to
State College at Lexington April 9th
to take a two weeks course in Can
ming Club work.
Mrs. George Chrisman and Mrs.
Bradshaw and babies, Of Danville,
were here Friday night on their way
10 Bowen, to see Mrs. ID. b. Fox.
Mr.. Kinder Fox, and Miss Betty