Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

family 10 Mludlcsooro.
ATTORNEY Z. +. STILLlNGs, OF Lon.
don, was here Saturday.
Miss NErTIE WRAY went TO Louis
Vile yesterday morning.
Mks. ED WILKINSON and children
are visiting her parents 10 Casey.
Mrs. T.. c. WALTON and children
spent couple OF days In Brodhoad.
DEPUTY U. S. Marshall c. NJ. Ran
dali. of London, was here Saturday.
w. X. WARNER and wife, OF Gar
rard. are with Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Per-
rim.
MIR. }. II. HILTON. OF Brodhead. was
here mingling with old friends yes,er
day.
Mrs A. a. MCKINNEY went TO
Louisville yesterday to buy more mil
linery.
Col ]. NJ. BUCKSER, OF Louisville,
spent several days with his friend, Mr.
Richard Bib.
Mrs. MARTHA McGuFFY, OF Kings
Vile, Is down with typhoid fever at Mr..
W. S. Warreu's.
Mrs. ANSIE JACOBS. OF Cincinnati,
Is with Mrs. Charles Trub, In the OF
teuheim section.
MIR. NJ. SALINGER was up from Lou
isville yesterday aud saw his store en-
Joy lively trade.
JOHN BUCHANAN, Of the Louisville
Times. spent several days with his
mother at Crab Orchard.
Miss WILLIE NERBENA DAWSON
left SATURDAY To visit at West Point,
Henderson and Sebree City.
Mr.. ID. NJ. CREIGHTON. our kings-
willie correspondent, was here yesterday
To hear Gov. McCreary speak.
Mrs. J. w. BAUGHMAN and Miss
Alyce Baughman were In Louisville
Saturday and registered at the Calf
MEssRs. A. T. TRAyLoR and II. T..
Lewis left Sunday to attend the grand
lodge OF the odd Fellows at Paducah.
MRS. w. b. McRoBERTs and Mary
b., Miss Florence Trueheart and Nir-
ginia Bourne wen; to Louisville yester-
day.
j. A. DuppERAR and wife attended,
the burial OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Den
mans daughter, Frances Lee, at Mich
olasville.
MIR. A. J. carp + here from Win
chester and will spend the week In his
gallery. Now Is your time 10 have
your picture took"
Mrs. L. II. COOK received a message
Yesterday that her sister, Mrs VIII
Davis, OF Somerset, was quite III ana
she has gone To her bedside.
MIR. AND MRS b. +. JONES, OF Car
Isle, are visiting their son, Mr.. j. T.
Jones, and their old friends here are
GLAD 20 see them looking 30 well.
Miss JESSIE COOKE will 20 TO Lex
ington today to attend the marriage OF
her cousin, Miss DollIe Williams, TO
Robert T.. Burnett, Of Boston, Thurs
day next.
Mrs. ROBERT HARDING's host OF
friends will regret TO learn OF her con
tinued illness, but will be gratiiied To
know that she was able to take drive
Yesterday. Advocate.
Mas. 5. L. BoBBITT, who has beer
living In Bloomington, H., for n year
is iona visit to her sister, Mrs. w. I
smith. She Is much pleased with heI
new home and says her three boys are
doing well there.
JUDGE r.. G.. WILLIAMS WAS on sun
DAVIS train bound for Monticello, where
he WAS To have spoken last night. He
and County Attorney w, II. Cress, o
Wayne, will spend week speaking IL
that, Russell and Adair counties.
Mrs. i. A. DUDDERAR has gone II
Mt. Sterling TO visit her sister, Mrs. 5
ID Yantis. Bessie Dudderar Yantis
has gone there also to attend school ant
Master Tommy Yantis, who has beer
visiting his aunt, also returned 10 Mt
sterling.
MIR. AND MRS. w. MCC. JOHNSTON
of Lancaster, took the train here sun
daS for Louisville. Mr.. Johnston, wh'
ia one Of Gov. Bradley's right bowers
Told us that the governor was having
his residence at Lancaster fixed up pre-
paratory TO moving into II us soon as hi
tarm expires, which seems TO settle tn
question of his intentions for the pres
ent.
MIR. J. II. YEAGER, who is back fror
Abingdon, Va, tells us that his wife
ain there and visiting at Col. Sum
mers. He also tells us that Mr'
George Mitchell, who as Miss Jenni
summers, graduated at Stanford IL
male. College, is on visit TO her fatt
er's family and has pretty little cir
Miss.Fannie Summers, a sister, Is To b
married TO DIR. Clarke, OF Memphis, o
the 18th.