Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-07-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

In Marion.
Miss MAGGIE LYNN Is visiting
friends In Glasgow.
JAKE MYERS made business trip to
Lexington Wednesday.
MRS. WILLIAM RICE, Of Richmond,
Is visiting friends here.
Miss MARY RoUT, Of Garrard, Is tue
guest OF Miss Sallie Lynn.
Miss sALLIE COOK Is visiting Miss
Lou Hooker at Hustouville.
Miss EFFfE SASpIDGE, OF Shelby
City, Is visiting Miss Nettie Wray.
J. I. JONES spent several days at
Mt. Vernon doing Timing and plumb
log.
CAswELL SAuFLEY IL visiting his
sister. Mrs. 5. NJ. Logan, at Middles-
boro.
MIR. SAMUEL HOOKER, OF RUSSELL
VILE, has Joined his wife at Mr.. NJ. c.
Williams.
Mrs. J. 4. DAVIS and children, Of
Lexington, are speneing the hot term
In Monticello.
Miss CosTELLA DUDDERAR gave
party to number OF her little friends
Tuesday eveding.
MIR. J. G. WEATHERFoRD, of Mill
dale, Is visiting his mother and broth
ers at Hustonville.
Mrs. GoopKNIGHT and Miss Ella
May Saunders are attending the Press
Association meeting.
Miss LIccIE BEAzLEY spent several
days with her sister, Mrs. =. c. San
ddge, In the West End.
MIR AND Mrs. FRED CURTIS are
back from visit to his aged mother
In Lincoln. -somerse Paragon.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. DUNN and daughter,
Miss Jennie, OF the Mt. Salem section,
we're here shopping Wednesday.
AFTER a visit to his old home At
Monticello, Mr.. S. NJ. White and fam
lily returned to Louisville Wedne sday.
DIR. AND Mrs. w. 5. ELKIN, of At
lauta, and Miss Jennie Duncan, Of Lau-
caster, were guests at hon. II. G. War
ren's.
L. ID. BRIGHT, who has been travel
ing for the Deering Harvesting Co, In
Virginia and other States, Is at home
again.
MIR. AND Mrs. HORACE BRowN,who
are staying at Crab Orchard Springs,
spent u day or so with Hon. Harvey
Helm.
NJ. 5. BAUGHMAN and Jas. u. Harper
are honorary vice presidents OF the
great fair Danville will have Aug. 80
three days.
Mr.. W. X. SMITH, wife and daugh-
ter left for Clifton Forge, Va. yester-
day. Mrs. A. A. Mckinney ACCOMPANY
led them as far as Lexington.
Mrs. WIN. GooCH has contract ed
with Mr.. Tom Hornbrook, o. the Lex
ington Monument Co, for a nice gran
tie shaft for her husbands grave.
DIR. j.. G. CARPENTER Is attending
the South Eastern Medical Association
at London. Mrs. Carpenter accompan
led him and is visiting Mrs. X. 7
Ramsey.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. NJ, BOYLE, o
Greensboro, were here a short Will
Wednesday on their way To Lancaster
Both had the appearance Of good healtl
and happiness.
REV. b. c. HORTON and family, @
Hartman, Tenn, are visiting th
. family of ]. c. Horton and our excel
lent stenographer and typewriter, Mis-
Callie Horton, is taking week of Z
be with them.
DIR. !. 7. BoHoN, OF Kids Store
was here with his guest, Col. Georg
Handy, OF Mercer, yesterday. TIL
colonel was In Morgan's command an
IL gave him great pleasure TO shak
hands with his comrades here.
HARDIN CRAIG, the past term wo
the Scribner Fellowship for specis
work In English at Princeton Univer
sity, which Is $500 In cash and roor
free for a year. This speaks well 10
both Craig and his old college, Centre
Advocate.
MIR. BEDELL CHANCELLOR and VIII
and DIR. w. b. O'Bannon and vii
chaperoned a crowd OF 20 odd youn
people TO Crab Orchard Springs Tue
day, where the day was enjoyed In
general picnic, DR.. o'Baunon ATTEND
ed the Medical Society meeting an
tells us II was very profitable and ei
iuyable one.
Miss SUE AND HARRY oFFuTT ha'
returned from house party given
Misses Eugenia and Maucie ware
Lincoln county. Among others pre-
ent were Misses Eugeula Maxey, Lo
isyille. Ada Cunningham, Elllsonr
Victoria Bishop, Hustonville' Messl
Scott Yates, Georgetown, hlcna
Scudder, Richmond, Charlie wal
Danville, win Bishop, Hustonvii
Fred Lewis, Cincinnati. The Miss
xua.a aatartainad In their honor L