The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-04-20
JUNCTION CITY

| Or j.. X. Steele has bought an
Oakland car.
Mr.. Il. II. Rosel has resigned his
clerkship at i. T. Burke's store and
Mr.. W. Il. McAnally is now clerk
there.
Mr.. Ray Carter and family are
farming at Moreland now.
We are glad to state that our
friend, Mr.. Stanley Catron has gone
into the potato raising business, and
has had n portion Of the land near
his fathers store broken up to put
in potatoes
Mr.. Grafton Preston has been ap-
pointed town trustee Mr.. Coon has
moved TO Irvine.
Miss Imogene Doss, niece Of Mr.
and Mrs. James G.. Blaine. has been
their guest for several days. Miss
Doss taught school in Christian coun-
~ last fall
The name Of Alrie Dunn was by
mistake left off the Junction City
roll Of honor last week for March
1917. lie was fourth grader.
John Burke was up on the hill
Monday To say farewell TO his Alma
Mater, as he left on No. 6 to join the
Kentucky soldiers at Lexington
Mrs. q. l.. Hutchins, sister Of Mrs.
He. Catron and Miss Kate McFar-
land. is in the Mayo Sanitarium at
Rochester. Mimi, where she recently
unrewent foot operation success
fully.
Miss Kate Mcfarland invited the
parents Of her music pupils 20 her
home Saturday afternoon. where
each pupil did her part splendidly IN
rendering an entertaining program.
Those who took part were Misses
Elsie Alstott, Ruth Fox, Lucy Rey-
nolds, Elizabeth Owens, Elizabeth
Burke. Mary Eva Catron and Stan
ley Catron.
Miss Maggie Clarkson is attending
school at +. X. n. S. and is well
pleased.
Miss Mabel Mcclure. who taught
such a successful school ut Moore's
school. passed through here Satur-
day for the T.. X s. n. at Richmond.
Miss Virginia Dinwiddie of More
land, was here among friends Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Burke, Sr..
and daughter. Miss Elizabeth, spent
Sunday among relatives at Mckin-
ncy.
Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Bradshaw,
Of Lexington. and Mrs. Jones, Of Bur
gin, were the guests last week of
Mrs. John Powell
The graduating class Of the June
ton City school has six members;
Misses Ada Franklin Steele. Emily
Graves Murphy. Bessie Lee Hogue,
Mayme Ellen Wilkinson, Tom Black
erter and Frank Poteet McGraw. The
baccalaureate sermon will be preach
ed on Sunday. May 18th at the Chris
,ian church, at night, by Rev. Ernest
Ford, OF Lexington; class night, May
18th. AT the Crystal Theatre; class
play same place, May 10th and com
mencement May 18th at which Prof..
Fortune, Of Lexington, TransyNanla
University will deliver the principal
address.
Mrs. Bette Gadberry and son
Luther Gadberry, who is to be a min.
ister in Oklahoma, and Mrs. Ellis, OF
Moreland. were the guests Sunday oil
MIR. and Mrs +. T. Burke.
MIR. Chas Preston, who has been
for several years employed by Mr..
J. NJ. Kcane has gone To Louisville TO
work for Armour & Co.
Mr.. App shelby, OF LoulslaI" 10 az
Arcadia for "A visit to his sisters, the
Misses Shelby.
John Powell and family will move
to Danville in June They have pur-
chased lot and are having a nice
cottage erected.
DIR. Winston Phillips was purchas-
ed the old tabernacle and torn 1t
down for the lumber in II.
s. W Burke, Sr.. has bought two
farms near white Oak of the widow
Case lately. Price private.
Mrs. II. f. Ewing went to LeNing-
ton Wednesday to visit numerous
aunts and uncles.