Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

visiting hIs parents.
'>M.G. REYNOLDS has qualified as
deputy sheriff again.
G.. u. COOPER had his feet frosted
while out hunting Saturday
MRs. LEE wEBB, Of Louisville. was
the guest Of Miss Susie Lasley.
john II. MEIER spent several days
with n. thinner at Richmond.
MISS CATHERINE BAuoHMAN left
yesterday TO enter college at Holl lns,
Va.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. S. lied went 70
Louisville Saturday to remain a few
days.
Miss NAN SMITH, OF sherman,
Texas, IL the guest Of Miss Matte Men
efec.
Miss ELLEN BALLoU, OF the Col
> lege, spent her Christmas 10 Cinein-
natl.
Mrs. FRED CURTIS and children, Of
Somerset, are visiting relatives 10 this
county.
Miss KATIE SALLEE, OF Harrods-
burg, spent several days with Miss An
ma Cook.
Miss BEUI.AH GRIMES, OF Garrard,
is the euest of Miss Mary Cook, at
Cooks Springs.
LITTLE EDWIN AND MORRIS DAVIS,
Of Lexington, sPen, Christmas With
AIRS. John A. Allen.
fVsV.g,as Al ~ l..s..t 80 vu.nf In On.
clnnAti yesterday To argue case be-
lore the o. ). court.
MEsDAMEs GEORGE L. BRIGHT aud
c. II. Yeager, OF the Hubble sectiop,
are down with the grip.
Miss NANNETrE HEATH, Of Rich
mond. Is down 10 see her new nephew
at Mr.. add Mrs. A. II. Severances.
Miss Lucy PENNINGTON, OF Crab
Orchard, Is visiting her cousip, Mrs.
sam d. Young. Nicholasville Journal.
CASEY ODYSSEY, ESQ has gone TO
Lexington to practice law and Is board
ing with the Misses Spur on short
street.
Miss ETA BELLE RooT very charm
ingly entertained about 40 OF her friends
at Der home near Turnersyllle Friiay
night.
G. b. OWENS went TO Harrodsburg
Friday To attend the hop there that
night George c. Keller. Jr., went
also TO see his parents.
e,NRs. J. Is. owsLEy has returned
from = visit TO her 500, john w. PEN
ning,ou, who has 50 far recovered that
q, he will return Ia few days.
I tbs Somerset Paragon says that Mr..
p. ]. Campbell and family have moved
to that place and that Mr. Campbell
| and sou, Claire. will 30 In the grocery
qusiness.
PETER STRAUB, JR., and bride re-
turned from their bridal tour Sunday.
4 They will go TO housekeeping 10 few
DAYS ia the house now occupied by Rev
Il. II. Noel.
MIR. AND Mrs. ]. +. WALTON have
traded their property AT Crescent
Springs for a residence on Edgar
street, Cincinnati, where Mr.. Walton
T. 10 business.
In. Rowan SAuFLEy has beaten his
sword into composing stick aud Is
back at his old place In this Office.
shelton NJ. Saufley, who has been
filling IL, will attend school.
BORN 70 the wife OF L. c. Rankin, a
boy; 10 the wife OF George Lawrence, a
girl. and 10 Mrs. Walter Warren, a
boy. The two latter are grand-child-
ren OF Mr.. Silas Anderson.
MIR. GEO. II. BRUCE, OF Danyille,
was here Saturday. He has had most
advantageous offer 10 become partner
10 the Rubber Goods house at Brock
ton, Mass, for which he has been trav-
cling and will likely accept IL.
Mr.. G. l.. DAWES has moved his
family TO the Mcltoberts house on Som
erset Avenue, where his wife's grand
father lived over 10 years ago. Mrs
Annie McClary will occupy the house
on East Main street he vacated.
MISSES JULIA HIGGINS and Mary
Little, of Richmond, accompanied by
Mise Sue McIsoberts, OF Danville, viii
go first To Culpepper, Va, thence u
Richmond, Va, Washington, Baltimore
aud New York. They will be absen
several weeks.
Miss JOSEPHINE REID gave hand
some breakfast Yesterday morning a
which covers were laid for II. IL wa
one Of the most elegant affairs OF th'
kind given in panville in long time
Miss Virginia Bowman entertained a
breakfast today In honor of Mrs. L. II
MeHenry, OF Louisville.--Danyille Ad
vocate.
In its write up OF dance there las
week, the Mt. Sterling Democrat hs
this: Miss Christine Bradley, the love
ly daughter OF Kentucky's governor
always handsome, bright and attract
i've, was never more 30 than on thl
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