Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

rVou, Nirlttu trlcuus mere tDls week,
Miss LENA PALMER, OF Kirksville
10 vita Misses Clara and Nell Mershon
ED. JOSEPH SEVERANCE, OF Tulla
homa, Tenn, IL with his mother here
MISSES JENNIE AND MARIE WAR
rem are visiting friends In Louisville
MISSES LOUISE AND EVELYN EAST
LAND are In Clark county visiting rcla
tives.
Miss VIRGINIA PICKETT IL spending
vacation with her parents In Shelb,
county.
Miss VIRGINIA ROBINSON, OF Louis
Vile, Is with Miss Mary boo" Nc
Roberts.
Mr.. AND Mrs. THOMAS DALTON
have moved into The residence on Acad
envy Hill.
Miss MAMIE VANDEvEER IL visit
ing Mrs. Harriet Glasscock Hull In
Lawrenceburg.
MKs. DIR |. 5. BURpETT, OF Brod
head, was here Wednesday returning
from Lancaster.
Mrs. EDWIN u. NORTH will enter
tain this evening In honor OF Miss Ma
linda X. Miller.
Miss ALICE DRYE, OF Hustonville, Is
with Misses sallie and Jessie Cook at
G.. Il. Coopers.
Miss CATHERINE o'BANNoN, Of Dali
las, Texas, Is visiting her uncle, DR..
w. Il. O'Bannon.
Miss BELLE Roof. OF the Deaf and
Dumb Institute, Danville, orders her
paper sent to her at Atlanta.
ARCHIE Dock ELKIS entertained q
large number Of his little friends very
delightfully."- Tuesday evening.
Miss ANNIE G. COVER, OF stanford,
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. b
Stouner.-Richmond Register.
Mrs. SAMUEL HOOKER, OF RUSSELL
VILE, passed up To Mt. Vernon to visit
her sister, Mrs. NJ. c. Williams.
MRS. II. G. COOK and children, OF
Knoxville, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. b. Mckinney, near Mckinney.
BORN to the wife OF A. n. Tay Tor. OF
Dunnville, boy. II he makes rs good
man rs his father Is, all will be we'll.
REV. J. b. CROUCH Is back from the
State Convention OF Baptists at Mt.
Sterling, much benefited by being
there.
Mrs. T. NJ. PENNINGTON and Mrs.
a.. +. Kemp and children, of Middles-
Sboro, are guests at Judge J. w. Al
corn's.
MEssRs. w. A. SPRAGGINs and Geo.
Cunningham, OF Casey, were here yes
terday. They report a poor wheat
crop In their section.
JUDGES NJ. G. SAUFLEY and James
+. Bailey, II. L. Hubble and others
swelled Stanford's representation in
Louisville Wednesday.
Miss IDA DICKEY, who has made
many friends during her stay with Mrs
}. 8. Rice, returned to her home al
Cave City Wednesday.
Mr.. AND MRS. EDWARD WAYNANT
of Leavenworth, Kas., are visiting the
families Of Messrs. A. b. Mckinney
and ID. c. Allen In the Mckinney sec
ton.
MISSES JOSEPHINE OGELvIE, o.
Staunton, Va, and Sallie Hawkins, o.
Corbln, are guests OF the Misses Ellis
DIR. VIII Hum, Of Shelby City, is alst
with them.
MRS. +. Ii. RITCHIE, OF Frankfort
Texas, arrived Yesterday TO visit hei
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. N. Menefee
Miss Vina Bishop, her husbands aunt
came with her.
MISSES ELLEN AND ANGIE BALLoU
are attending the National Music
Teachers association In Cincinnati.
Miss Angie returned few days sine.
from Franklyn, Va, where she hal
been teaching music.
The following people left here for
Louisville Tuesday, some to attend the
Convention, some TO visit friends and
some 70 shop: Mrs. NJ. G. Sauhey, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Z. Walton, Col. w. G
Welch, Hons. Il. c. Warren and J. s.
Owsley, ST., J. $. Owsley, Jr., w. H
johnson, J. NJ. Alverson, A. G. Dunn
and ]. 7. Embry.
WHILE In Louisville, City Editor r.
Il. Hughes, of the Commercial, put US
under renewed obligations for favors,
"Bob," Us everybody knows him In this
section, is succeeding finely In the pro-
fession he seems to have been born 70
III and his friends will be glad to know
that he is filling his high and respon-
sible position with great credit 70 him
self and TO the paper, whose owners
hold him In highest esteem.