Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

hARllS NtAhtN rptuN r'N'ia h"9 y
In Lexington.
Mrs. J. c. McCLARY Is very sicG
with a stomach trouble
Mrs. w. II. DUDDERAR Is visiting
relatives In Richmond.
Ed II. JONES, of Pineville, Is spend
Jog few days with friends here.
MRs. w. T.. DAWES left this week to
ioin her husband In New Mexico.
Miss Ar.LENE BAsTIS il visiting her
uncle, A. II. Basin, at Crab Orchard.
Mrs. J. l.. HARDIN and children, of
Corbin, are visiting Mrs. Sim Worth
am.
Mrs. W. a. CARSON, who is In bad |
health, l. visiting her father Ia Gar
rard.
BoRN. to the wife of McCalla Fltzger'
aid. a beautiful daughter.-London
Echo.
Mrs. MILDRED WEST, OF Harrods'
burg, was the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Alice Lyle.
JOE T.. NEVIS went 10 Lebanon
Wednesday to engage with the light
company there.
Mrs. T. l.. LII.LARp will give one OF
her charming luncheous at her home In
Boyle this evening.
MIR. SAM G. LACKEY. OF Harrods-
burg. spent several days with bis faith
err. Hon. G. a. Lackey.
IL. o. BENEDICT, adiuster for the
pheuix Insurance Co. IL here 10 settle
the loss OF J. +. Cook y Co.
Miss WILLIE HOOKER, OF Little
Rock, Ark. IL visiting Miss Fannie
Shanks aud other relatives.
MEspAMEs J. X. BAUGHMAN and III.
G. Baughmau. of the West End, spent
several days with relatives here.
HALEY Is up from Lebanon
Junction To see his father, Mr.. Alfred
Haley. who lie very IN at Rowland.
Mrs. Il. l.. STUART, OF Crab Orch
ard Springs. was registered at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, Louisville, Tuesday.
Miss CHRISTINE BRADLEY has been
chosen 10 unvali the Kentucky menu
ment at Chickamauga Park May 3.
w. NJ. DupDERAR, late of the Favor.
tie Mills, Mckinney, IL now miller for
&C. vanArsdale n Co, Hustonviile.
THAT remarkably good Lincoln
county boy that the Somerset Parag on
told OF recently is Ellis, son OF Hon. f.
;. Gooch.
CARSON and wife came up from
Flomaton, Ala, To attend the burial oil
her mother, Mrs. ID. G.. Slaughter, at
Crab Orchard.
&c. COULTER, OF Middleburg, pass
ed through from Corbin "Wednesday
where he had been to see after his
timber interests.
MRs. LIZZIE RICE, OF Hedgeville
accompanied her brother, w. II, Muir
ply, TO sherman, Texas, where she
will spend some time.
Mrs. j. II. SIMPSON accompanied
her hus band on his last evangelisti'
tour for his hodse through Marion
Adair, Taylor and Casey.
Mrs. HARRIET GLAsCoCk HULL ID
TO give 'Society MiLstrels" at Yer
sailles tonight, and yesterday her pie
ture appeared In the Louisville Times
GEN. ID. II. COLLIER, OF Garrard, an'
Hon. +. 4. Combest, OF Casey, were OF
the committee on resolutions at th'
railroad convention In Louisville thi
week.
Mrs. BrN SPALDING, OF Lebanon, !
visiting her father, Col. I. T. Hill
she brought him pair OF hound pup
pies. warranted TO beextra fox hunters
and the colonel Is very proud OF then
DIR. ]. NJ. FRAZEE, of MaysvillC
candidate for commissioner of agricul
ture. was here Tuesday prosecuting ~
canvass. He married Il daughter
the late Judge Lusk, of Lancaster, an
a sister of the husband o: Mrs. Allie
Lusk, Of Hustonville, and being
closely related to us he thinks that W
should instruct for him. He is goo
& democrat, an ex-Confederate ana e.
member of the Legislature and we d
not see that we could do better.
HON. G. r. KELLER, OF Carlisle
known and loved of all men, was her
"Wednesday. He wants TO be the den
ocratIc standard bearer for secretary
State and II the party knows what
GOOD for itself, his wish will be gratii
ed. MIR. Keller is an all around GOO
man. a democrat without guile and a
oa,,or of HIGH standing with the crai
Though he looks like boy almost
served three years In the Confedera
army and since then has served MOI
than that many terms in the Legisi'
ture from more than that many cou