The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-04-02
HuSTONXILLE

Government seed corn inspector
will be in Hustonville next week to
inspect the seed corn for the farm
ers. Free service will be given all
who have corn to inspect.
Mrs. John Sandidge left Saturday
TO visit her daughter, Mrs. Luke
CARPENTER at New Castle, Ind.
Our two rural routes will each
have a change in few days. Rogers
Hicks will take No. 1, and George
Barnette No. 2:
Julian Rife left Sunday for New
York City to join his ship Of hospi-
tai crew on the Abraham Lincoln,
that will sail again at a future date
This is his third trip back to. the U.
S. since he entered the service. HIS
many relatives and friends here were
glad to see him looking so well and
satisfied
The Liberty Service League met
Monday night and transacted few
business matters. Mr. Chas. Wheeler,
Prof. J. w. Davis and Col. J. B. Din
widdie made some very pointed re-
marks on the subject and all mem
bers are earnestly requested to keep
close watch for all pro-German chat.
The regular meeting will be held APP
ril Sth.
Carlisle Alcorn has been here with
his son, Edward Alcorn and father,
DR.. Edward Alcorn, and family.
An epidemic of smallpox is said
to be raging in the Milledgeville sec
ton and some are running at large
on the public highways. What is the
matter with our County Board of
Health?
Eugene Dunn and Judge Myers
motored to Liberty Tuesday on BUSH
ness.
James Vowel delivered to T. w.
Jones. of Stanford, 6S head of stock
hogs at tic.
Parties from Lancaster, Garrard
county. were here Monday hunting
hands for hemp breaking.
Mrs. Samuel Helm had for her
guest last Monday Mrs. Samuel M.
Owens.
Mrs. Bess Rife Davis, of Nichol-
asville, has been the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Rife.
Billy Maloney, of Marion county,
passed through here Wednesday on
his way home from Harrodsburg,
and called on one of his old friends
and neighbors, R. B. Burlington.
Joe Will Rout has rented the Geo.
Eubanks farm, on the Middleburg
pike.
]. B. Honaker and wife motored
to Tyrone, Woodford county, to see
their daughter, Mrs. Leslie Eads.
Hardin Downing has just complet-
ed raising and putting a new foun-
dation to Miss Jessie Powell's resi-
dence on West Main.
All are glad to hear that County
Clerk Cooper is better and hopes are
that he will soon be out again.
The hemp crop of 1918 will be a
very light one sown in this section
this spring.
George Rife and wife. of Tyrone,
Okla, have returned after a short
visit here. They will visit relatives
in Lebanon.
The work on the new school build
ing is still being pushed to compile
ton fast as material can be had.
w. G. COwan sold bunch of nice
feeding cattle, p head, to Jake HUI
guelev, at lie. They averaged 500
pounds.
Mrs. G.. c. Rife is with her father,
Or. J. T. Bohon at Decatur, III. He
is getting along nicely after the OPP
Grafton on his eye.
Bowman Myers returned to Camp
Zachary Taylor last Monday after a
few days visit to his parents.
Marion Fields arrived here Tues
lay from Hattiesburg, Miss, for a
few days visit to his parents.
Ollie Eubanks, George McAninch
md Luke Dunn, of Mt. Salem, We're
lere Saturday.
Mrs. ]. G. Weatherforl has re-
urned from Stanford, where she has
,een the guest of friends.
Reid Conway, who has been i'll, is
lble to sit up, we are glad to state.
S. M. Owens, agent for the Over
and car, has sold to Joe Newell
prominent farmer, of the Moreland
me of the best machines in the
market. Can throttle his machine
lown to two miles per hour and up to
10 miles per hour. Anyone wanting
good machine will do well to call
m Mr.. Owens before buyIng.