Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-30
Personal

-Dr. o. II. McRoberts, Of Liberty, is with
his parent. here.
Ma. J. r. HALE and family returned
to Stanford Yesterday.
Miss JENNIE Knott, Of Lebanon, Is
visiting At the College
--JuDoE X. J. BREcKISRIDoF, offspring
field, was here this week.
Mis-. On. DRYE. Of Hustonville, il
visiting Mr. James +. Bailey.
Miss JENNIE BRoApDus, Of Madison,
Ia visiting her uncle, Mr.. r. +. Barrow.
Coz. THos. II. wArrERsoS Is in
town mingling with hi. many friends.
Miss sALLIE PrSSY returned from q
visit TO friends in Lebanon, Wednesday.
Ma. REuBEN G.. BRIGHr, Of Illinois,
IL on visit to his brother, Mr.. II. C.
Bright.
Mas. MARY X. JOHNSON gets the
postOiIioe al Bysnlssiile, uios Mr.. Nash,
term expired.
-HoS. W. q. HASsFoRD was in town
yesterday. Legislative honors seem to set
naturally on him.
Miss MATTE BRowS. Of Lancaster
came over Yesterday, and is guest Of heI
sister, Mrs. Geo. II. Bruce.
MA. q. A. &. ROCHESTER, Of Ksnsas
City, No, arrived yesterday, much to the
qualification Of his friends.
Miss scorTiE RoBiSsoS returned
Wednesday, from visit to her sister, Mrs
NJ. l.. Lipscomb. at Hopkinsville.
Ma. JAS RonISsoS, who went to Hot
Springs, for the benefit Of his rheumatism
returned wednesday. considerably i'm
proved.
Mn. AND MRs. J. c. DAVIS left with
Mr.. J. n. Davis and wife. for Woodbine, in
Whitley county, yesterday, where they
will locate.
Ma. J. y. WILLIAMS and family, Of
Kings Mountain, will start next Monday
for Saginaw, Mich, to be absent till Feb
ruary lst.
Mn. J. q. GIvESs, a rising young at
torney Of Louisville, Who is up on visit
10 his parents, honored Us with a cal
Wednesday.
Mr.. A. c. BRYANT, Of Williamson, Va.
and Mr.. Harry Bryant, the father an'
brother Of Miss Mamie Bryant, have beer
visiting her.
MIR. G. s. N'eld, late ofthe IIarrodsbur,
Obscruu, but now engaged with the PIN
Hill Coal Company, made US a pleasan
call Tuesday.
-HoS. MiLroS J. DURHAM, Of Ken
lucky, and probably the next Governo
ofithat Commonwealth, is registered stith,
Hotel Emery.-[Cineinnati Enquirer.
Ma. W. I. PRIcE, Of the Louisville
Pba, one Of the most accomplished written
Of the State, was in Stanford, Tuesday
with Judge owsley, to whom he had beer
on a visit.
Ar the election Of officers Of staniorC
Lodge, No. 1850, /. o. o. f., Monday night
T. I. Davies was chosen n. c.; Rev. j. 5
Sims, V. G.; A. A. Warren, Sec'y, and 10
seph Severance, Treasurer.
-TnE Masons Of Stanford Lodge, No
60, elected +. r. Chenault, Master; JOS
McClary, $. W; d. w. Nandeveer, J. W
b. @. Afford. Sec; J. II. shanks, Treas,
and NJ. ID. Nevius, S. and I.
--TnE Knights Of Honor will have tn
following officers for the ensuing term
JOS. Severance, D.; A. II. Hale, V. D.; A
A. Warren, Repi G. d. Wesren, ;. X
j. MeRobert-, Treasurer.
Miss Ida JOHNSTON, Of Crab Orchard
is with Mrs d. B. Edmiston, and this re
minds US that il is not Mrs but Mis-
Hattie Frisbie that is also visiting heI
The types act mighty badly sometimes.
-MovERs.-Mr. John T. Higgins
moving back to Lancaster, We are sorry 4
say. Mr.. J n. Davis is going to White
county, with his family, and Mr.. Ashe
Owsley has rented his house. Captai
Thomas Richards goes to the Duddera
House, ON Lancaster street. Mr.. John NJ
McRoberts, Jr., will occupy Squire MuI
phys house. W. II, Higgins goes to th
Varnon property, lately bough, by hin
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