The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-26
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Miss Lillian Tucker, sister of Miss
Gladys Tucker, a valuable member
Of the Junction City High School,
who is attending school in Owatoma,
| Mimi. writes her sister that she has
resumed her studies at Pillsbury, af-
ter a delightful vacation spent with
She also visited her school friend,
Miss Bernice Sauser, of Mankato,
Mimi, a niece of Mrs. George j.
Gould, of New York. The Sauers live
on a magnificent estate of one thous-
and acres.
| Prof. E. L. Grubbs attended the
| Ernst Debate at Centre College chap
ell Friday night and heard his old De-
inologian society champions win the
negative of the question. Resolved
"That the President of the United
States should be elected for single
term of six years, and not be eligible
for reelection" The good old time
crowds of the eighties, when one had
to go early or stand during debates
and speakings, is thing of the past.
It is a shame that even the alumni
take so little interest in the oratori-
cal and athletic public exercises. 1t is
discouraging to the boys when even
old members of the faculty fail to
attend. Let's give the boys our en-
enlargement by being on hand to
cheer them on the greater effort and
inspire them with fresh zeal for ed
ucation and uplift of mankind.
Messrs. Gladstone Wesley, of Som
erset, the home Of Mr.. Chebithes, YVES
first, Robert Tyler, of Tennessee,
second; and Mr.. w. d. Chamberlain.
of Glasgow, third. These three will
meet three from Pennsylvania in
March in joint debate.
Miss Kate Mcfarland has return
ed from a trip to Somerset
The Canning Clubs of Boyle can
ned 800 cans of black berries instead
of 80 as reported in the Messenger.
Tom Cosby is very i'll of blood
poison, caused by a sawed hand. W.
T. Kelley is at his bedside to care for
him.
Rev. Ernest Ford, of Lexington,
will preach at the Christian church
Sunday morning on lessons to be
Learned from the School of Jesus"
and at night on "That which was
Lost" The parents of all the pupils
in the Senior class are especially re
quested to be present.
Rev. Ford preached trial sermon |
at the Pleasant Grove church in Gar
rard county on Jan. %.
The Baptist Sunday School was in
session Sunday, Jan. 14th, and had |
nine present, among whom was the |
veteran Sunday School worker for |
over SO years, Squire John c. Will
liams.
Elisha Cooley of Somerset was the
guest Sunday of Buford Burkett.
Misses Gladys Tucker and Ger
trude Richardson, two of the school
faculty, have moved down to the RO-
sci Hotel till the bad weather is over.
Mrs. X. R. Kelley has been sick the
past week.
Gilbert Blaine is i'll of pneumonia.
The children of j. w. Hobby, VIM,
Gibson. Jesse Rout and S. w. Burke
nave the measles.
Mrs. James ID. Shelby came Friday
md gave her music lessons.
Master Pat and Edward Tanner, of
were the guests of Mr..
). w. Burke last week.
Grandma E. H. Burke is to go to
Florida soon for the winter.
Thieves broke into the Shelby
City flour mill Friday night and haul
ID away 400 pounds of flour.
G. A. Dunn. who has been confined
o his room the past week is able to
'e out. ,
G. ID. McCollum sold his sorrel
orse to Danville party for $500.
Elijah Moore was initiated into
he Modern Woodman Society,
thursday night. He took out $1,000
insurance. This order now
as over 100000 neighbors and is :
he surest and cheapest fraternal So
iety in existence.
Horace Allstott got a foot frost }
ltten while skating last week.
Mrs. Mary McChord has been in