Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-16
PERSONAL ANO SOCIETY GOSSIP.

MAURICE J. FARRIs Is back from a
visit To his brother In Louisville.
Mrs. MoLI.IE CHAPLAIN, OF Pleas
ant Hill, IL with Mrs. J. l.. Totten.
j. II. BAUGHMAN IL putting four
foot heavy stone fence on his lot front.
MISSES JENNIE AND MARIE WAR
rem are visiting relatives In Danville.
Mrs. Bowman SMITH, OF Corbin, IL
visiting her parents In the Mckinney
section.
Harry T. Glenn, Of Carlisle, attempt
ed suicide by drinking wood alcohol at
Chattanooga.
DIR. WIN. SHELTON will leave today
to spend the vacation with his wife
near Nashville.
G.. w. ToMPKfNs, OF Louisville,
spent several days with his sister, Mrs.
william Gooch.
MEsDAMEs JAMES a. HARRIS, 5. II.
Baughman, w. b. Mckinney and w.
n. Craig are at Liunietta Springs.
Miss CHLOE SMITH BAUGHMAN
leaves to-day to visit Misses Margaret
and Nan Denton James In Lexington.
JoHN +. ESGLEMAS aud his pretty
bride. who was Miss Dawson, OF Ash
land, arrived from Grays TO visit bis
parents.
MIR EMERY T. BEAZLEY WHITES that
he Is In Colorado where the climate Is
fine aud dry, only four rains having
fallen this year.
Miss CYRENA DUNN, who will rep
resent Caldwell College, Danyille, In
the contest tonight, is with Miss Cath
crime Baughman.
Mrs. G.. +. BUTCHER. Of Lexington,
and Mrs. Robert Chappell, OF Lebanon
Junction, are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Adams.
Miss DOLLY WILLIAMS leaves to-
morrow for Boston, TO spend the sum-
mer at the seashorc with her friend,
Mrs. Payne. lie xington Herald.
MR.. AND MRs j. WILL BAuGHMAS
have issued Invitations TO party 10 be
given to Misses Dora aud Catherine
Baughman and Cyrena Dunn, on the
2Ist.
Miss MINNIE DINwIDpIE was on
Tuesday nights train returning TO
Hustonville from Greenfield. o., where
she has been In the millinery business
for several months.
WE are Indebted To Mrs. Clara Doty
Traylor for a budget OF Manila papers,
THE Freedom, The Giant OF the
Orient" from which we will make
extracts In the future.
Miss MARY HALL, OF Maysville, is
the guest Of Mrs. w. a. Tribble. Mrs.
T. b. Coppage, OF Arkansas, and Miss
Mary Holmes Lusk, OF Hustonville,
will arrive today TO visit her.
AGENT b. Il. SHOEMAKER, who was
here from Moreland the other day, tells
us that more lumber is being shipped
from his place now than in the last 10
years. The average is about three
cars per day.
MIR. W. II. HIGGINS accompanied
Rev. ). NJ. Rankin to Livingston to at
tend the Haver- Orndorif marriage and
reports a most delightful affair. Other
stanford people were prevented from
going for one reason or another.
Miss MARY CowEN, who has been
vt the head of the music department OF
the college at Columbia, $ c., arrived
yesterday and Is with Mrs. Mamie $
Sauney mt the college, and will spend
some time visiting friends To their
great delight.
MIR. a. n. WELLS, of Shelby City,
was here this week looking after the
suit of his step-son, Claude Becker,
against the l.. q n. The boy was hurt
while trying To rescue little Mary Van
Arsdale, who was killed at Knob Lick
In March OF last year.
In the rush OF court day We neglect
ed 10 mention an old friend and patron,
Squire Jack Walls, OF Parksville, who
is a candidate for the democratic nomi'
nation for Judge OF Boyle county. He
Is true democrat, well qualified for
the position and we hope he will real
izs his ambition. He certainly would
II his Lincoln county friends could
deaden over the line.
Mis-. LIONEL PRESCOTT was on
Wednesdays train en- route TO Rock
castle Springs from visit to her old
home in Wisconsin. She tells us that
she was in a short distance of New
Richmond, when the cyclone came and
wiped IL nearly out OF existence. Two
churches only are left OF the thriving
town and hundreds OF its citizens are
either dead or injured.
1t. CARLO b. BRITAIN was voted
the handsomest gentleman at the La
dies Fair. The judges were two ma
irons and a young lady, and their de-
clsion was unanimous. The Lieutenant
was beguiled into the ring by Col
Dave Martin when Mr.. G. +. Woods
tied the blue string on the astonlshed
officer Richmond Climax. The lieu