The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-03-01
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HUSTONVILLE

Born to the vile OF SJOner oCeph-
enson, fine boy. :,
Russell Brown and Dock Reed
were here Sunday.
Sam CASTILLO, of Mercer county,
was with w. G. Cowan recently.
Mrs. Luke Carpenter and daugh-
ter have returned to New Castle,
Ind. :.
Joe Wright, the noted breeder of
fine jack stock, was here few days
ago on business.
Miss Elizabeth HUM, of Louisville,
spent Tuesday at Moreland with her
brother, George Hum.
Mr.. Eugene Dunn is busily engag-
ed with full force of men gather
ing his large crop Of corn.
We had a severe storm of wind,
rain and hail Monday evening which
did considerable damage to fodder,
ETC..
Smith Vowel and sons and Harry
Hooker, of Danville, motored here
Sunday and spent the day with rela-
tives.
King Carpenter is back home from
the land of flowers and is well pleas
ed with Florida. Sam Lusk renamed
there for a while.
James Wright and sister, and Miss
| Elizabeth HUM motored to Louis
Thursday after q weeks visit to rela-
tives. and friends.
John Hicks, one of the Sammies,
was at home from Saturday until
Thussdsv with Ills parents. JcE.i Il
Hooking fine and has the looks of be-
ing we'll cared for.
| Will Mckinney Fox died at Will
lliamsburg on the 21st, of pnumonia
after a short illness and was buried
at Cox Creek cemetery by the side
of his wife, who preceded him to the
grave few years ago.
| Mrs. VIM. Myers was hostess to a
delightful little Rock Party on Satur.
day afternoon. After a number OF
exciting games were played SPLEEN
did salad course was served. The in
vited guests were: Mrs. j. P. Harper
of Danville, Mrs. Sam Lusk, of Wa
terbury. Conn.,, Miss Elizabeth Simp-
son, of Monticello, Miss Elizabeth
Phillips, of Liberty, Mrs. Crit Rife
Mrs. Will Rife, Miss Bess Rife, Mrs
June Hooker, Mrs. Will Hooker, Mrs
1T. L. Carpenter, Miss Katherine War.
riner.
The Rock Party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. June Hooker at their country
home on the evening of February
l21st was a very enjoyable affair
There were five tables of players anc
after a number of games were play
ed an elaborate salad course added tt
their pleasure. Those fortunate in be
ing present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
! nv Baughman. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
Baughman, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Will
Routt, Mrs. VIM. Myers. Mrs. VIM
Hooker, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rife, Mr.
.. and Mrs. Crit Rife, Mr.. and Mrs
Mckee Rife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Metcalf, Miss Bess Baughman,. M
, Will Neal, Mr.. John Hooker.
y A quiet home wedding, beautiful
, | in its simplicity, was solemnlzed a
: the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Riff
A on Tuesday, February 26th, at hig
noon, when their only daughter, Bes
sic was given in marriage to Mr.. II
ley s. Davis, of Nicholasville. Tn
ceremony, beautiful and impressiv
, in the extreme, was performed b
! the brides pastor, DR.. A. H. Baugi
. of the Hustonville Christian church
I Owing to the serious and sudden IL
!, ness of the brides grandmother
: Mrs. j. T. Bohon, only the immediat
: family and closest relatives wer
: present. Immediately alter the cert
! mony the happy couple left Tor
short visit to the groom's relatives
: followed by heartiest wishes for a
i things good.