The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-03-29
JUNCTION CITY

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warmly Sunday the organization Of
all adult Sunday school Glasses and
regular monthly business meetings
Of the same.
George Toombs sold for MIR. Bene-
dict Saturday at the livery stable 10
fine horses for good prices.
Miss Lucy Hankla, who has been
studying near Boston, Mass, for
some months, is at home for visit.
Quite large crowds from here
went to see Mary Pickford in ERE
becca of Sunnybrook Farm" on
Tuesday night and Annette Keller
man in "The Daughters of Gods"
on Thursday night. Mr.. II. G. Catron
ran his large truck to accommodate
the crowd
On Friday night Ma Sweet and her
seven beautiful dauhgters gave on
! amusing entertainment for the bene-
fit of our school and although a
| thunder storm came up to keen away
the crowd, yet about $25 was clear
ed.
Mesdames s. w. Burke, Sr.. r L.
| Grubbs. Jas. G.. Blaine. Louis Krien-
err, J. o. Carpenter, w NJ. Trosper,
f. r. Galbreath and Miss 1mogene
| Doss were among the crowd whe at
tended the shows at Danville.
| The Senior Class OF 1918 and Mr..
F. r. Galbreath gave a five reel show
for their benefit and they realized o
small sum TO defray the expenses of
their plav tberefrom.
Mrs. Maggie Powell and children,
of Dauville. are quests of her mo-
Their Mrs. d. B. Fox.
William F.. Grubbs has secured 81
subscribers so far for the Farm and
Fireside, 25c MAGAZINE, toward get
ting himself bicycle and he will
continue to canvass Bowie and Lin
coin counties till June 9Th. Look out
for him.
Our efficient Game Warden Mr.. Ed
Williams went fishing with Mr.. Louis
Kriener at the Sassafras Factory
Mill pond Friday.
The Sassafras Factory has resum-
ed the making of extracts after q
few months lay off last week.
Mr.. James Shearin. of Bryants-
vile, has bought the Billy Dinwiddie
place at Shelby City.
Mr.. Ivan Moore and Miss Elsie.
the pretty teacher of the Shelby City
School, motored over to Danville
Sunday afternoon and were joined
in the holy bonds of wedlock. a sur
prise to many of their friends. May
good health and happiness be theirs
on earth and endless bliss in heaven.
Several boys. among them S. w.
Burke, Clyde Glen, Horace Alstott,
Larue Burke, Everett Owens, Ellery
Chase, Logan Burkett, Stanley Cat
ron have joined the Boys Reserve
for farm and other industries to help
Uncle Sam out this summer. Other
boys who wish to get good positions
phone or write Prof. f. L. Grubbs.
Harold Burke, third son of Mr..
and Mrs. s. w. Burke, is a busy boy
now Besides being his mothers gen.
eral helper about the house, he is
ianitor of the Christian church on
Sunday and delivery boy for his UNI
Gle, Mr.. F. T. Burke, before and af-
ter school and on Saturdays.
Mr. Claude Glenn and. Virgil AL.
stott, two of our high school boys
broke hemp for Mr.. Chas. Caldwell
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Hill Jennings took dinner
with Mrs. f. L. Grubbs Sunday and
attended the organization of the
| c. w. b. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coulter. Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Ewing and children
of Parksville, were guests of Mrs
II. Fleece Ewing Sunday.
Mr.. Dunaway and large family
are living in the DR.. Hill Burke cot.
tage. near Duffin's Cut.
Mrs. Mary Francis Wells has Just
returned from an extended visit to
her daughters and sons in Terre
Haute, Ind, Chicago and Louisville.
Mr.. Luther Traynor and family
have moved into the house vacated
by Mrs. Lucy Haggard, who with her
family have moved to Danville.
where her daughter, Miss Mildred
Haggard is working in the telephone
exchange.
Mrs. Hoover and children, of
Nicholasville, were guests of Miss
Dora Evans Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. John B. Allen and family will
shortly move to the George Harmon
farm on the Mitchellsburg and Per-
ryville pike.
Mr.. F. T. Burke is having Messrs
John and George Hogue build him a
new garage near his store.
Mrs. H. w. Phillips, of Liberty
was the guest of her son, DR.. w. w.
Phillips and family Tuesday.
Mrs. j. r. Steele left Monday for
DR.. McChord's hospital at Lebanon,
to remain a few weeks.
Mrs. John Neal died last week at
Mr.. John Davis in Danville, of pa
ralysis.
Mr.. Robert Burke and wife moved
through here Saturday to their home
near Parksville.
Mr.. James Osborne, who has Civ
en- up the movie business at Will
liamsburg and who is farming near
Highland, Lincoln county with his
father-in-lar, Mr.. Hollar, was with
Mr.. f. X. Galbreath Saturday and