Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-03-24
PERSONAL Ano SOCIETY SossIp.


IN Lexington.
J. "A. CRAFT, Esq, of Louisville, was
here yesterday
JOHN u. FOSTER went To Lexington
Wednesday to sell a lot Of hay.
WALTER w. SAUNDERS Joined the
family of Joseph Cofiey here yesterday.
Miss FLORENCE MYERS Is back from
delightful visit to relatives In Madi-
son.
Mrs. /. A. POTTER is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. J. ID. Holderman, In
Lebanon.
J. r.. COOK. Of the Lexington Union
Stock Yards, spent several days with
his homefolks.
Mrs. ANNIE JAMES, OF Lexington,
l. visiting Mrs. g. X. Wearen and 9TH
er relatives here.
CHRIS JACOB, who with his family
has lived near Ottenhcim Tor seven
years, moved To Cincinnati this week.
Miss MATTE POWELL, Of Huston.
vile. Is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Lizzie Thompson. - Lancaster Record.
W. W. CARTER aud wife, Of Row
land. are spending few days In Louis.
VILE for the benefit Of the latter's
health.
RosCoE HUBBLE and family have re-
turned from Montana. They could not
stay away from old Pulaski. - somer-
set L. II. J.
Miss FANNIE SHANKs returned yes
tcrday from delightful visit to friends
in Madison. Miss Dollie Mcl;oberts
will return to-day.
Miss BETTE LEWIS went to Louis
willie yesterday to buy goods for the
millinery store she will open at Liy-
ingston next week.
Nix. \. Il. SEVERANCE took biz wife
20 the Jennie Cassiday lndrmary In
Louisville FOR treatment and Mrs. !.
u. Foster II caring for their little baby
In their absence.
ALFRED SHELBY and party have
reached Wear, Alaska, where they are
at present RAINING u saw mill, hoping
20 strike gold mine later on. says a
Cincinnati paper.
AT the primary oratorical contest TO
represent Georgetown College In the
Inter College contest, Scott Anderson,
of Crab Orchard, entered 10 deliver
1.-The Ideal Orator"
J. NJ. REYNOLDS, who was here from
Waynesburg yesterday, told us. that
Deputy Sheriff NJ. G.. Reynolds was
very III with pneumonia and that his
little daughter, Zella, had pneumonia
fever.
MIR. JAMES W FoN. who WAS here
from Big Stone Gap yesterday. said To
au |. j. man, that business IL on boom
there and that fully 1000 new coke
ovens will be added TO the large mum
Der there this year.
Hos. Il. G. FORD, Of Middlesboro,
was here Tuesdry combining business
aud electioneering. He is highly graf
fled over ais prospects for State treas
urer, the nomination for which he
seems 10 have already won.
Hon. Il. G. WARREN has won golden
opinions for the manner in which he
has presided over the Garrard Circuit
Court and his praises are on every
tongue at Lancaster. We knew II was
in him. Judge, We salute you,
j. r. Bruce aud j. l.. Totten have
had their country residences connected
with the telephone exchange. Mr..
Bruce is afraid stock sale will escape
him aud MIR Totten fears somebody
will head him on on machinery.
Mas |. +. STEELE aud little son, by
rlu, of HustOnville, are visiting Mrs.
Harry II Hughes. Miss Lucille Al
stott, Of Hustonville, has returned Il
her home, after visit with Mrs. Har'
RS II. Hughes Louisville Times.
Mr.. j. X. BAuGHMAN attended Tn,
meeting Of the directors Of the Ken
lucky Growers Insurance Co. at LeN
ington, which elected a. l.. Christman
of Jessamine, manager and j r. Hin
ton, secretary, in place of Il. u. Ken
dali deceased.
Mrs. j. Il. STONE arrived from Ed
gerton, Mo-, In time 10 look upon thu
face of her sister, Mrs. Pettus, before
the casket containing her remains wa
consigned to the earth, Mr.. jane
Pettus Miller and Joe Petlus, Of Louis
Vile, also came 10 attend the funeral
Mrs. MARY w. BOWMAN and Mrs
Forestus Reid will 90 To Louisville
tomorrow to be absent two or tire
days. Miss Sue Hume, of Richmond, |
visiting the Misses McIoberts. Mis-
Julia Higgins will also arrive tomorrow
% visit them. Advocate.
GOV. JAMES b. MCCREARY, who wa
here yesterday TO attend meeting Q
the directors of the Cumberland Vale
Land Co, which owns 10000 acres Q
land In Harlan and Letcher countie