Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

SAMUEL WALTER aud children have
returned 10 Oklahoma
Miss KATIE LEE YEAGER returned
- Danville this week.
HARRY BECKETT, Of Kansas City, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs SALLIE JOHNSON and children
have moved 10 Somerset
Mrs. CLIO BROWN, Of Mt Vernon,
il with Mrs. NJ. G. Williams.
Mrs. WM. HAMILTON left yesterday
to visit Ia Lexington and Mt. Sterling.
JULIAN BOURNE. Of Huntington. W.
Va, Is with his brother and sister here
Mrs. LOUISA PERRIN, OF Garrard,
spent several days with her son, j. W..
Perrin.
MRs. KATE DUDDERAR aud children,
CASTILLO aud Sine, are visiting at
Morcland.
b. G.. PENNINGTON, OF Middlesboro,
was mingling with Old friends here
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. H. MCALisTER Is visiting
friends 10 Danville. Mrs. w. 4. Smith
Is also there.
MIR. J. ). NANWfSKLE, Of Danville,
was the guest OF his schoolmate, DR..
w. y Craig.
CATP. l.. &. RENARER Is running on
the X. ID. in place OF Capt. q. w
DELPHI, who Is sick.
Mo = Y Ep>s.rpN. .,a ,,ffo Of Me-.
Ger, were up to sec James b. Gentry,
who Is still very sick.
MASTER CHARLES METCALF, OF Jes-
samine, Is with his grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs T. }. Foster.
MIR. AND Mrs. ROBERT WILKINSON,
Of New Decatur, Ala, are with Mr..
and Mrs Ed Wilkinson.
MRs. NJ. J. MILLER has rented the
Higgins house opposite. the College and
will move To IL shortly.
MEssRs. NJ. +. ELKIN aud +. Z.
Morilz have gone 10 Cumberland Falls
for n couple Of weeks stay.
SUIT. G.. SINGLETON started this
morning on his annual tour OF vista
tion Of the county schools.
MIR. john NEWELL, OF Middleburg,
and Miss Perkins, of Yosemite, were
guests of Miss Lille Martin.
MISS GEORGIA LEWIS has gone to
Ottenheim, where she will open her
school District No. 2l-Monday.
A. q. FAULKNER went to Bond *
Bonds distillery at McBrayer yester-
day, To which he has been assigned.
MIR. HORACE BOWMAN and Miss Vir-
ginia Bowman won the premium In the
fancy turnout RUG AT the Danville fair.
MIR. q. B. COOPER is taking a much
needed rest aud MIR. Cicero Reynolds is
holding down the clerks office In his
stead.
DIR. AND Mrs. n. H. MCKINNEY,
who have been at Castle Cobb" for
some time, returned 10 Millersbarg
Wednesday.
MISSES NELL ADAMS aud Minnie
Woods, Of Hustonville, were down to
meet Mrs. Adelia Woods, who has been
staying IN NrAo Ofchafd.
MIR. W. II. PETTCs, who has been
holding down the l.. q n. Office here In
Agent }. 5. Rice's absence, has return
ed TO his adopted town OF Brodhead.
EDITOR T. l.. MEDCALF, Of the Cor
bin News, aud Editor James Maret, Of
the Mt. Vernon Signal, were here TAX
ing in the sights Of u big city a few
days since.
Miss WILLIE HOOKER returned to
Arkansas yesterday, after spending
the summer at Mr.. w. II. Shanks'.
She Is lovely woman ard made hosts
Of friends during her stay.
Nix. JoHN Il. cassidy, one OF the
finest stenographers in the State, came
up to report. Hon. Frank b. Burke's
speech for the Dispatch, not knowing
that the date had been cancelled.
Mrs. NELL ADAMS MCKINNEY re
turned from Grays Wednesday and 10
with Miss Catherine Baughman again.
She will teach elocution in Miss Reeds
school at Danville the coming session.
A TINY card tells OF the advent OF
Josephine Frisbie, first born of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Ii. IL. Cherry, of Bowling Green.
The mother was a.Crab Orchard girl,
the pretty Miss Bessie Fayne, and won
one or more elocutionary prizes here.
r. II. Fox was here again yesterday
taking pictures for the Illustrated
INTERIOR JOURNAL, which is expected
10 appear next Friday. He will make
the pictures into 10 or 20 cuts on the
half tone process, in which work he
excels even the city engravers.
MEssRs. w. Il. FRAZIER and J. l..
Darnell, of Russell Springs, have been
at Mr.. S. II. Cooks aud looking at va
rious farms with view TO purchasing
They were also figuring on big bar
becue TO be given at that place in Oc-
tober, TO which Goebel, Blackburn aud
other distinguished orators will be in
vited. They also hope TO have Bryan
anaak