The Stanford Interior Journal, 1911-10-17

Re I'. . (I. Monlt'tiitinri f,ll.l i.;a ,iipM.iiitnii'iit nt Junction City Suu Suu-dny. - dny. Suu-dny. I Mr. Tom Kiint the noiiinuuii.o here hits had the postotfioe riffti printeil on the postuffie so tlmt when slnimrcrs comti to tliu town they -v ill know whore to ro. .Air. Wulter .Arimu attended the show lieiu lns week and reports h flood time. Hen Pruitt mid E. T. Ford nlteiid nlteiid-id - id nlteiid-id ehiiruh nt I Iu-tuu ilia Inst Sun Sun-duy - duy Sun-duy niht. The Edwin ds Comedy show which moved here Inst week drew !nr'u irowds nnd all was carried out nict nict-I). - I). nict-I). These were the contests that were held: Mr. Lclmn Honnker svt- liinr f. for snwini; u block of w 1 into first nud Emerall I!eii7ley got fin cents for pultun,' u cracker in his in louth and whistliiiL' first. lr. .Tnbn I lurkelt trot u bov of ei'-ars for ilrie. int: 10 nails through an inch plank irst mill Joliu l'e)tnn received "0 cuts lor uettlliL' the first liili. nfl' swumim; npple. A crowd ot" boys uud ghU jot ojtellicr nud stormed -Mr. Almir Weddle Inst Friday niKht. .Mr. Wed- ine icit .Monilay lor Williurii R. Smith Mihcml lo lake u Imsiuess couru V wish him success. HIGHLAND. Funnels- uie eiV busy cutting corn, sowing wheat uud miikim- soi- ghiim. The tobacco crop bus about nil been boused Mr. Hen Lewis Iot n 200 horso Stiud.i by backing over a bluff and snugging hiu.selt from which be died Mr-. Da.iiel Skidmore who bus been s,.fc for 0ino weeks is .still seri seriously - ously seriously ill. Mr. mid Mrs. J. S. Youm? are li.it It soinewbut improved. Miss Elsie SiVmletoii, teacher of the Mt. Moriah school visited her ).tr eats mar Wuvncsbiir' Sntiirduv and Siindav Inking a number of her pu pils home with her. .Mrs. Mary S. Gastineau and son Lee of near Lancaster visited Vr. Flora Walls Sunday. .Mrs. Hawkins of Oregon, Mrs. Spenke of Lancaster and George Soeake of Athens. O.. worn tb. miesis of Mr. 0. G. Speake brother, hou of cousin respectively, Sunday. Mrs. Lewis of Mnrksbury was the guest of her niece Mis. Nannie Ihttt this week. Mr. Jesse Sexton of neitr Hirrods Hirrods-Lurg - Lurg Hirrods-Lurg und Miss I.illie Hnlo of this plnee were married a few days since and have gone to tbo groom's home. Mr. J. II. Ilutt went to Louisville last week to buy goods -Mr. Moffaid representing David Ades Lexington, Ky., wns in our midst this week. Mr. Samuel Light has returned Irom Louisville. Mr. Thomas Butt is building it dwelling bouse on one of his lots re recently - cently recently bought nt Crab Orchard lot sale. Miss Elizabeth Lutes has returned id from Ilitstouville. Mis. John Lutes has gone to visit her daugh daughter - ter daughter Mrs. Frye nt Hustonville. A. 0. Young nnd luniily nnd .Mrs. Margaret Young have gone to visit telntives near Lexington. Miss Pearl Baugh of Detroit, i here visiting Eva Lena Baugh. FREEDOM CHURCH MEETING The revival at Freedom ehuuh conducted by Evangelist Hubbard, closed Sunday night October 1st with about 90 additions to the church of Christ most of them coming from tbo Christian Church. Bro. Hubbard is n splendid preacher and teaebei having few equnls for clearness of statement uud force of argument. Tbo largest nudience at this place for years have been in attendance, numbering nt night fiom 500 and 700 people. Wo cheerfully endorse Bro. Hub bard ns a Gospel preacher and Chris Christum - tum Christum man. May thu Lord bless him in the good work to which he is so devoted is our prayer. GOOD MEETING AT ELLISBURG. J. It Jones pastor of thu Bap Baptist - tist Baptist church of Stanford recently eon eon-ducted - ducted eon-ducted revival services nt the Baptist church at Ellisburg, Casey county Rev. A. S. Jeffrie,- is the pastor. The meeting icsttlted iu 12 for baplisin 2 by relation 2 by letter and 0 testoied to fellowship of the church. The vhole church seemed greatly revived and benefitted. Theie wt;re good congiegations at every service. The school near the church was dismissed each morning nt 10 a. in., and march marched - ed marched to the church. Several of the chil children - dren children were coverted and joined the church, It was joy and plcastue to be with the Ellisburg people, and to enjoy their kindness und hospitality. Home i.f the finest crops of com and to tobacco - bacco tobacco I have seen this year arc ou Big South. Thev are enterprising i p-tu-.lute farmers, fitiu business people.

STANFORD SCORES 13 TO 0 AGAINST SOMERSET Local Hlqli School Boys Win Their First Foot Ball Game of the ' Season. The plucky team f Stunt. Mil High School went down to Somerset Sat Satin - in Satin dny mid in u classy gnme of foot foot-bnll - bnll foot-bnll defeated that hih school by a Mine of 13 to 0. Tho local bovs dis displayed - played displayed Irue met lie, for they played full lime or 1" minutes to eneh quar quarter. - ter. quarter. The ball wus first kicked off to Slaufoid who advanced the ball about 20 yards. At no time wns tho Lull on dangerous territory for Stan Stanford. - ford. Stanford. For the first three quarters thcio wns no score made nnd tho ''all evebanged sides mnny times, most of Somerset's1 guins were made ou forward passes but none of thcni seemed to avail anything. Harris I'olemuu intercepted two or three of their forward passes in classy stylo In the thiid quarter Etrhry made n beautiful run for a touch down but Somerset claimed no goal although no opponent touched or got nearer him than 3 yards. 1I. was obstruct obstructed - ed obstructed bv Reiiibart bis own man but went ou to the goal unhindered. The play was made on u forward pass. However, the down was not counted. In the fourth quarter, some of tho best phtving wus done, llnrris Colc Colc-iiiun - iiiun Colc-iiiun made two touch downs on end runs mid MeCurty kicked ono field goal from the 33 yard line, this mak making - ing making a score of 13 to 0 in fnvor oC Stanford H'mh School. The Stunford buys did some ;;ood playing but made u few costly fumbles thus re reducing - ducing reducing the score. Clinton Coleman played the first two qunrters tit light gunid nnd McCormnck plnycd the last two. The players all did fine woik nud n very fast game will bo had heie next Saturday when tho strong team from the Kentucky School for the Deaf will play on thu borne grounds. A aood crowd should :iuiMiloulitli?ss will be present to cheer the plnvers on to victory. Wnt Wnt-ers - ers Wnt-ers ns ouarter back and Thomas Coleman at full back can always be relied upon to play a steady gamo Reinhnrt nnd Spalding Dill nt ends promise to develop into the best material. Joseph Uitl and Will Mc Mc-Carty - Carty Mc-Carty ns tackles imiy always be de depended - pended depended upon to do their part Silas Anderson, Logan McCormnck and Clinton Coleman as the gunrdsnro new men who show good strength. Wesley Embry still holds his speed und agility nnd Russell Brown may maybe - be maybe classed as obi regularity at Cen Center - ter Center rush. Prof R. S. Liiigcrcmi has been doing some satisfactory couch couching - ing couching as the team work will show. For the opposing team James Cole man ns full back, Ciinverse nt end iiiid llussing nt guard did good work. Come ne.xt Snturday to see the gamo with the K. S D. Admission 2"e. Prof. Liiigemuu wns referee for Stunford and Prof. Ttisfisou umpired for Somerset. Prof. J. W. Ireland miiuages the team and nlwnys nc nc-(ompauies - (ompauies nc-(ompauies his boys. When Conceit Is Strong. Occasionally a man's conceit at attains - tains attains that superlative degree wber ha talks glibly In bla own Interest and calls It working for the general good. Atclilson Globe. MISS BETTIE EVANS HURT A dispatch fioia Shelby ville Satur Saturday - day Saturday suid: Miss Itettie Evnus, one of the best known women iu Sbelby Sbelby-ville, - ville, Sbelby-ville, was knocked down by u hore on tho public square this afternoon and was taken to thu King's Daugh Daughter's - ter's Daughter's Hospital iu nn unconscious con condition. - dition. condition. xitigton.) Mrs. Ilcrm.in n... . -. . ....... (Ver-

It is rumored tint JiiiIl'o O'Renr will in enso ot his election ns Gov Governor, - ernor, Governor, appoint the Hon, C.tlb Pow Power - er Power ns Juile of the Court of Ap Ap-penls - penls Ap-penls to fill the vncuiicv ereMed bv Ins elevation to the Governor's ehnir He hope this is not true, us we do not believe that Mr. Powers has had sufficient experience iu the legal pro fession to iimhfv him for so im important - portant important uud mi responsible u posi position. - tion. position. Judge from the influence es es-ercised - ercised es-ercised by Mr. Powers iu the Louis- villa Convention we are not nt nil surprised tlmt such n deal mny have uecn made. GENERAL NEWS NOTES. Xew York won the first game of lhe world's base bull championship series fiom Philadelphia Saturday at Xew York by n score of 2 to 1. Mnthew.soii pitched for N'cw York iigniiist Bender, the Indian. On Mou day, however, Philadelphia turned the tables on the Giants, defeating them ut Philadelphia by .'I to 1. Mitiqii.ird was in the box for Xew York against Plnnk for the Athletics both southpaws. The Secretary of the Xuvy has or ordered - dered ordered the mobilization of the Atlan Atlantic - tic Atlantic fleet nt Xew York and the Pacifie fleet nt Los Angeles There wero 212 business failuiesin the United States during the week ended Oclobr 12, ngaiiist 201 week previous. t The 1011 European wheat crop of eight countries of Europe will be it banner one, equaling 1,710,905,000 bushels. Members of the G. A. If. ut Lex Lexington - ington Lexington have accepted the iuviatiou of the Confederate Veterans to parti participate - cipate participate in the unveiling of the statue of Gen. John II .Morgan. Associate Justice John Mitr.shnll Hurlini, of the Supreme Court of the United States, is suffering from uu uttnek of nctite bronchitis ut bis home iu Wnshington. Because of bis nge his condition is regarded its grave. APPEAL TO CITY FOR HELP. Mny or A. B. Florence has received a copy of the resolutions adopted by the town council ot Blink River Falls Wisconsin, culling on the mayors of the different cities for help for the destitute eiti.ens of tlint towit, which was practically wiped out of cxis cxis-lunie - lunie cxis-lunie bv the great loss being over a million nud a half dollars. Mavor Florence will iWeive uu) contribution that the citizens of Stanford wish to niitke to the Hood sufferers, and whatever is contribut contributed - ed contributed will be piotiitly forwarded to Muyoi MiGilhtiav of Black- River Fall for distribution to the needv people of the flooded district. SERVICES AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH Tbete will be pi caching services ut the Stanford Baptist church Wed Wed-nesibi), - nesibi), Wed-nesibi), Thin sd.iy nnd Friday evening of this week bv the pastor The sen ices will begin piomptly nt 7 P. M Everybody cordially invited to attend these services and tbo mem members - bers members are urged to attend and nssist in the meeting. The services will be evangelistic. Twenty thousand peoplo read each issue of the Interior Journal.

10:10 Our Foreign Institution--Mrs.. Il, Bowmnr. 10:30 Foreigns in America. Our work for tliem--Mrs. Diekev. 10:.'i0Scarritt Bible nnd Training School. Miss Bain. 11:13 Mission Study uud Christian Stewardship.--Mrs. G W Crulchfield. ( Richmond.) . 11:30 Bible Study Mrs. Jas. H. Spilmnn, Conference President. Wednesday Afternoon. 2:00 Devotional. 2:!.V-The benefit of both deurtiuen.s in the Auxiliary Mrs. Dickey 2.30 Social service and locnl work. Open discussion. 2 iiO Children's wmk- Discussion led by Mrs. L. L. Piykel, (Wil (Wil-inoic.) - inoic.) (Wil-inoic.) 3:10 The Jubilee It's meaning and ptliiose. 3:30 Question Box. , Wednesday Evenlnq. Address Mrs. J, II. Spihiutn; .Subject: We trust that the people bf Stunford und vieinty will attend these, sessions and the men will be profited by coming us well as the women nnd oung peopW. We all ueed more lijsht ou the subject of Missions und information given inspiration. , i , -i- i '''- "T"""" - - - " ' - I-