The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-03-09
HUSTONVILLE
BY A. b. CO.

W. n. DIduy, VI cIdhioiu, WdS III
town Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Adams motored
to Danville Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Jim Powell is improving slow
ly after a siege of la grippe.
Claude Dinwiddie, of Moreland,
was in town sleigh riding Sunday.
Mrs. Crit Rife was the week end
guest of Mrs. Steve Walker, of Lam
caster.
Miss Blanche Barnette is attend
ing the Normal Institute at Bowling
Green.
Miss Frederick Pipes, of Danville,
is the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Sallie Pipes.
Mckee Rife and wife, of Stanford,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents here.
Messrs. Thomas and Homer Met
calfe, of Danville, were in town Sun
day evening calling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Hubble mo-
tored from Stanford Sunday and
spent the day with DR.. and Mrs. Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Bohon and
handsome little son, Porter Floyd
spent Sunday in town with relatives.
T. Carpenter and wife have taken
rooms with Mrs. Emmett McCor-
mack and will do light housekeeping
there.
Mrs. Chas. Wheeler and Miss Bess
Worthington are in Louisville con-
sulting an optician, concerning the
latter's eyes.
Jesse Rout has recently moved his
family here from Junction City. They
occupy the house of Mrs. Barker, on
Danville street.
John Hicks, one of our finest young
men, left here Sunday 20 enter school
at Bowling Green, where he will take
special training.
For the last month there have been
several severe cases of grippe at the
home of w. NJ. Rife. Mrs. Rife is
still confined to her room.
Miss Katherine Warmer went to
Danville Saturday to take part in
vocal contest She was accompanied
by Carlisle Myers and mother
DR.. o. S. Williams and w. M.
Rife have been fortunate in secur-
ing the agency for the Buick car.
Mrs. John Sandidge and handsome
little granddaughter, Julia Allen Car
penter, of New Castle, Ind, are here
at the bedside of Mrs. Uriah Dunn.
The Current Events and Fancy
Work Club were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Ross last week. About
twenty were present. Many helpful
ideas are exchanged at these meet
ings and the social part is very de-
lightful. The Club will meet with
Mrs. Vowel next time.
No little amount of excitement
was caused in town last week when
quaint invitations, in the form of an
anonymous poem written on postals,
were received through the mail by
the young folks. The invitations read:
On Saturday evening at seven o.
clock,
To Adams store our set will flock.
The purpose of this you're eager
to find,
It's only party, the surprising
kind.
To what place shall we go is the
next thing to learn,
Towards the home of "Steele's, our
steps we shall turn,
As hungry as dogs, we're liable to
be,
So stir up some sugar, or shake
the fruit tree.
At the named hour quite crowd
had assembled at the appo;nted place
and with fruit and candy in abun-
dance, went Immediately TO .he home
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Steele ~ Main
street. Mr. and Mrs. Steele seemed
very much surprised, but gave their
guests very warm rejection. Rock
and other card games were paved
and one of the most enjoyable fea-
ture of the evening was the excellent
music furnished by the piano and
victrola, Mr.. Steele having recently
purchased a handsome machine and
a nice assortment of records. Among
those present were: Miss Clara Nun
nelley and Ben Pruitt, Miss Martha
Tucker and George Barnette, Miss
Scott, of Taylorsvlle and Carroll
Reid Allen, Miss Lydia Weddle and
Claude Dinwiddie, Miss Elizabeth
Stage and Roger Hicks Miss Mamie
Weddle and Horace Rife, Miss Mar
garet Rowe Powell I'D "ornon Chit
dress, Miss Susie Bl"iG ~ Pay
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