The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-22
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JEFF Austin has moved into the
Greeley Lutes property and Is now a
part Of u.s.
Jack Sluder and one or two mem
bcrs Of his family are reported sick
Of Spanish influenza.
There are no slackers among the
democrats here. They are all in line
for Stanley and Helm"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Jasper went 10
Mirtonville Saturday 10 gather chest
ruts. Thew took with them little
katherine Lee Fogle.
The Baptist church here Is without
n pastor and the officers OF that
church nte looking for live man. \
man with family preferred.
A rood rain fell mere Friday night
aud Saturday morning. The ground
was wet 10 n slight dcpth and the sup
nlv Of stock water made better.
The school closed here Wcdncs-
dav morning. but we are hoping that
conditions will soon be such that bus
iress can be resumed. Perilous times
these.
This personal mention through the
carelessness of the "dcvi" perhans,
,rent into our letter Of last week +:
Mas Iva Rarev. 81 Lancaster, is
voting Miss tllco Scott"
The usual S"urdav evening crowds
here and % Yosemite were not so
llrvp last Saturday II Is supposed
nat the Spanish flu nnc something w
d. with diminishing the number usu-
s.'v urescnt
Owing 10 the scarcity Of quail and
toe distance 60 he Travelled 20 find
them. the high yrice cf ammunition.
nBd the usual bad craftsmanship y
~ estimated that each bird killed will
cost ut least so cents
Rev. Hutton. pastor Of Calvary
Baptist church. four miles south OF
this Mace. began two weeks meet
ing there Monday night. hut 'hc or
der for closing oil church services
came and he closed Wednesday oven
ny $500
The Red Cross ladies shippcl 10
dressed chickens and "A case Of r..gs
e. Camn TAYLOR for the sick sol '.'7s.
These chickens were dressed AVID To-
mated hv the good ladies 81 Thu e."-
ton, who are ALWAYS ready 20 40
something for the soldier bows.
We have had our meatless ""
rbeatless DAYS and have gotten 90. i
have, By conditions over which wee
have no control. been forced 20 adon'
cEurchless and Sunday schoolless SUI
DAVIS. What will come next The In~d
,olv knows. We would not be uric'.
s.bod as complnining. but this Is 81
mach out 81 the ordinary that Trims
den't seem right with people here.
The kaiser is reported to have SAID
on one occasion that he would stand
for no nonsense from the United
States. hut perhaps he has learned
by this time that We have a man nj
the head Of affairs in this country
that does not deal In nonsense.
The way he has gone after the old
least Of Berlin" doesn't look non.
s,nSical to man an a tree. and the
Oh brute Is able to ses the real
meaning Of IL II he - possessed of as
u.I"h sense rs "a louise.
The late trcachcrous peace prop
o.ttioTs have not fooled the women
% this vicinity. They are still 90
irz after the kaiser by knitting
s~eaters. socks. etc. for the soldier,
in France The women Of this coun.
try are entitled 20 more than half of
the praise for the victory that Is
being won for right and Justice. The
sacrifices that many II them have
/. .de can not be told IN words, and
the victory that is being achieved
could never have come 10 us but toI
the untrlng efforts of these angels
o. mercy