Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-02-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.


and IL able TO sit up some.
Mrs. KATE DUDpERAR Is GONZALES
cling from a spell Of two weeks.
Mas. FRANK HoLTzCLAw Is At Jo-
seph Price lnfirmary for treatment.
HELEN AND BRYAN. children OF Mr..
and Mas. J. T. Jones. have pneumonia.
Miss SALIIE PURCELL, OF Brod-
head, was here between trains Wednes-
day.
Miss LULA ROCHESTER, has been
sick for several weeks at Judge j. W.
Alcorn's
Mrs. II. L.'GREER. OF Pineville. was
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T. Mattingly.
Mrs. w. G. SHANKs and handsome
con, Hartwell, vent TO Lexington yes
terday to visit her parents.
Don VICTOR BALLoU Is back from
the war and IL is pretty safe To wager
he won't go In the army again.
Mrs. w. +. MARTIN, who has been
visiting her parents, Squire aud Mr-.
James Raines. returned to Louisville
yesterday.
w. l.. MCCARTY, Of Klugsville. went
up TO Corbin Wednesday To assist local
capitalists in organizing a canning
company.
Miss NANNETTE HEATH came over
from Jessamine Tuesday to see her sis
ter, Mrs. a. n. Severance, who Is con-
yalcscing.
JoHN WILLIAMS. Of Pittsburg, who
is at Josph Price lndrmary, Is doing
nicely and will De able to return home
In n few days
THE many friends OF that bright,
young lawyer. MIR, &C. Bagby, OF Dan
vile, are urging him to make the race
for representative.
Miss IDA MAY, daughter OF G. ID.
McCollum. Of Junction City, won the
cake offered 10y the high school OF that
place for the best -peller.
MISS LINDA MILLER will go to Dan
willie today to be present at the recep'
ton to be given tonight by Miss Jose
phlne Reid in honor OF Miss Spence. OF
Knoxville.
Miss BERTHA GRUBBs, who has been
IN at her sister, Mrs. Embry Beazley 5,
was well enough To return To Shelby
City Wednesday.
THE letter head that +. Il. Hayden
use In remitting for his paper shows
that he Is president and general mana
ger of Caldwell Coal Co, near Hamil'
ton, Mo.
MR.. j. II. MILLER spent few days
with his old bunk mate 10 prison, Mr.
A. Tribble, OF junction City. IL Il
wonderful what affection a jail term to
gether engenders
Mrs. ApELIA WOODS telephoned M
yesterday that the children Of Rev. w
j. Carson, OF the Methodist church, hat
been summoned To his bedside. II being
thought he was fatally III Of pneumonia
MIR. y. W. GRINsTEAD, Of Lexing
ton, representing the American BooI
Co, OF New York, Cincinnati and Chi
cago. was here yesterday. He Is
cousin OF Prof w. G. Grinstead. o
Danvilte, and like him, seems to be
mighty clever man.
A DISPATCH To &. w. Kremer ut Sa
Francisco. that his father, G. A. Kro
.mer, at Now Albany, was very III
brought reply from his wife that h
was also at the point OF death. Consid
cred with the death Of Mr.. II. L. Hai
ris, the family is most afflicted one.
Hon. GEO. II. ALEXANDER. ex-Sen
ator from Louisville, and candidate 70
railroad commissioner, was here yea
terday getting acquainted with tn
democratic leaders. He was the nomI
nee before, but was beaten by Mr.. IL
win, the republican candidate. ii
made a good race, but IL wasn't democ
racy's year, and he very NATURAL
thinks that he ought TO he given
chance this time. He is good, cor
servative man and would all the pos