Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

MIR. B. X. wEAREN spent several
days In Lexington.
Mrs. w. G. RANEY, of Danville, was
up yesterday TO see Mrs. }. A. Allen.
+. Ii. POWELL, OF Lincoln, was visit
ing his old friends here.-Adair News.
Mrs. w. II. BRASSAMAN, OF Wilde,
Is at Joseph Price Iniirmary for treat
inent
MIR. +. T. PENCEan little daughter,
Katie, are visiting relatives In Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. w. c. SHASKs and son, Hart
well, are visiting her parents In Lex.
ineton.
Mrs. LOVE LrLLARD Is spending the
week at the Kentucky Chautauqua,
Lexington.
Miss ANNIE TREBLE, OF Junction
City, spent several days with Mrs. w.
A. Tribble.
FELIX G. Fox, ESQ of Danville, was
here Wednesday attending TO a case in
circuit court.
WIN - W. fpNELis uuu NFss .Nau
ME Harper, OF the West End, are at
Russell Springs.
Mrs. Lucy ST. CLAIR has returned
from Rome, Ca, where she has spent
the last six months.
MISSES SUDiE. AND MoLLIE RILEY,
OF London, passed down 10 Lebanon
yesterdayto visit friends.
MRS. J. Is. CROUCH and the twins,
Ruby aud Pearl, went TO Cincinnati
yesterday TO visit relatives.
MISSES FANNIE SHANKs and Olive
woodson spent several days with Miss
Virginia Bowman at Danvillc.
Mrs. FRANK CRAvER and son, Char
lie, who have been visiting at Mr.. j..
w. Rout's, have returned To Madison,
Mo.
ii. Rowan SAuFLEY, OF this Office, Is
an honorary vice president Of the Hus-
tonville fair, which begins July ~ and
lasts three days.
MISSES MINvA PARKE PHELPS aud
Florence Myers are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Silas Stoier, OF Mt. Sterling
Richmond Register.
Mr.. NJ. q. WILLIAMS has rented DR..
j. +. Peyton's cottage on Logan ave-
nue. and will move his family down
from Mt. Vernon next week
JUDGE BAILEY and !. T. Embry, the
Stone men OF the Lincoln county dele.
cation, got back yesterday and are
very enthusiastic over the ticket NOM
mated.
GEORGE ID. WEATHERFoRD and
Jones Baughman, OF Hustonville, were
here getting special premiums for the
Iustonville fair. They met with fair
success.
Mr.. SAM ENGLEMAN had severe
spell Wednesday night and his friends
feared his end had come. He was un-
conscious 10 hours, but revived and Is
getting on fairly well.
JESSE M. ALvERsoN, an original
Gocbel man, has returned from Louis
vile, proud OF the success Of his favor
lite. He did fine work for him before
and during the convention and has a
right To crow.
MIR. w. Il. RAINEs, Of Livingston,
was here this week. He tells us that
new side tracks are being put In and
coal bins built at his town, which be
thinks will soon be city. Lots OF
building Is going on, he says.
PROF. L. l.. GRUBBs is here deliver
ing "Illustrious Americans, a book OF
intense interest and value. He tells us
tina: our rather previous announcement
OF his election as principal OF the juno
tion City High School, knocked him
out OF the job he thought he had nailed
down.
A. A. MCKINNEY Is back from WASH
ington where he went In the interest
OF his effort TO be appointed bank ex-
aminer. Garrett, Of Princeton, has
Deboe's endorsement. but the Senator
Is next for Mr.. Mckinney, who 10 the
second best backed and recommended
man OF the 10.
Mr.. ]. A. DoTy, who was Stone
delegate, spent several hours here re-
turning from Louisville, where he was
guest during the convention of Col.
Bennett II. Young and the Pendennis
Club. Mr.. Doty called bulldozer Jim
Williams down during one of the warm
sessions AMI characterized him as a
pup, which Williams took like little
man.
Miss JOSEPHINE REID gave lunch
con TO day In honor OF Miss Woodson,
of Kansas City, and Miss Shanks, OF
stanford, who are visiting Miss Viz
ginia Bowman. Lee Raney, Hereford
smith, Hart Goodloe, Arthur Allen,
Sam Nichols and Micah Chrisman are
training for trip afoot 10 Mammoth
Cave. They will visit the cave some
time 10 July aud expect to walk through
in four days.-Adyocate.