Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

Miss LILLE WARNER, OF Garrard,
l. the guest Of Mrs. J. w. Perrin.
Miss MARY NOEL, Of Dauville, Is
With her father, Rev. X. Il. Noel.
Mrs. WILLIAM GoocH and little
daughter are visiting in Lexington.
LES REID l. back from New York on
visit to his family and sweetheart.
MIR. j. 4. BRUCE, wife and Miss Lee
ma will 90 To Dripping Strings today.
Miss MoLLiE JOHNSON, Of Louis
Vile, is visiting Miss Minnie straub.
Mr.. JosEPH CoFFEY spent several
DAYS with his old friends at Livingston.
Mrs. j. NJ. HIATT, OF Garrard, Is
visiting the family of Rev. Il. X, Noel
MIR. AND Mrs. J. c. HAYS have re
turned from visit to Mrs. Hays moth
err In Gatrard.
Mrs. l.. b. OWENS Is visiting rela-
tlyes in Lincoln county. Harrodsburg
Democrat.
Miss MAMIE LYNN Is back from the
West, where she spent a month most
delightfully."-.
Mrs. joins q. DENARDI. Of Lorotto,
spent several days with her father,
George Bose.
MR. |. a. POTTER went 10 Lebanon
Saturday TO zee his daughter, Mrs. j.
ID. Holderman.
Mrs. l.. NJ. WEsTERFIEi.D and son,
william sheridan, are with relatives
at Campbellsville.
MIR. AND Mrs. G. G. KELLER, JR.,
went to Russell Springs yesterday to
spend week or two.
Miss ANNE SHANKs attended the
burial Of her uncle, Mr.. James a. Pick
EFT, Ia Shelby county.
Miss ANNA COOK returned 10 Har-
rodsburg with her cousin, Miss Kay
Sallee, and is her guest.
MIR. BEN l.. SMALLEY and wife of
Nashville, Tenn, are visiting at Mr..
G.. Il. Baruett's. near Hubble.
MRS. WILLIAM YorNG, who has
been visiting Mrs. II. Il. Boone, has
returned to her home In Texas.
Mrs. &. l.. HOWELL, who has been
visiting IN Chicago, returned with her
husband and is AT the Veranda Hotel.
Mrs. T. A. RICE left Friday for
Benson. Arizona, to join her husband,
whose health Is considerably improved.
Mrs. G. w. MARTIN came over from
Georgetown Saturday TO join her hus'
band, who has moved back TO Lincoln.
BURDETTE POWELL and Miss Ma
ME ID. Wheeler, Of Hustonville, were
registered at the ST Asaph Hotel sun
duy.
THE sad news comes from Waynes-
burg. that MIR. Clark Reynolds, who
has been an invalid for years, is now
blind.
II. NJ. NEwLAND, who went To Texas
several months ago, has secured lu-
crative position with an insurance firm
In Dallas.
Miss JULIA MYERS, Of Casey, is
with her siste., Mrs. j. II. SIMPSON.
Miss Pearl Dowell returned TO Leb-
anon Yesterday.
MIR. AND Mrs. w. G.. MERsHoN, OF
ST. Louis, who have been visiting
Misses Belle and Mollie Mershon, re-
turned Yesterday.
Col. w. G.. WEIGH went To Louis
Vile yesterday. 1.-THE bolt seems To be
petering out so far as | can see" said
he, "and expecy 10 see IL nearly en-
tirely disappear.
Mrs. NELL ADAMS. MCKINNEY, the
pretty and gifted elocutlonist of Kansas
City, who has been visiting Miss Cath
crime Baughman, went up TO Mt. Ver-
non Saturday 10 visit relatives.
JAMES =. GooDE, of Hustonville, has
been appointed deputy county clerk for
that end, TO succeed James Ii. Cook.
MIR. Goode has had considerable exper-
fence and will make a good one.
THERE Is a regular hospital at the
Gentry home ON Hawkins Branch.
Mrs. II. Il. Gentry aud j. B. Gentry
have malarial fever and Chris Il. Gen.
try is laid up with wound received by
fall on stake.
THE l.. * n. ordered Chief Dispatch
er l.. NJ. Westerheld home from Allie
ghany Springs, Va, TO handle the q.
&C. trains and as their tickets were
together Mr.. J. S. Rice returned too.
The latter and Mrs. Rice have gone TO
Chameleon Springs.
JUNE Il. REID, OF Hustonville, will
move TO the forests OF Pulaski In a
short while, where he and his father
in law, Mr.. V. b. Morse, are putting In
saw mill. He will have charge OF the
store they will open. Mr.. Morse will
continue his business at Hustonyille.