Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-03-28
PERSONAL ANp SOCIETY GOSSIP.

j. I. EMBRy went To Lexington last |
night.
DIR. J. b. OwsLEY went up to Liv-
ingston yesterday.
Mrs. J. T. STONE returned to Edger-
ton, Mo, yesterday.
Mrs. ELIZA TERRY has gone to Lou
isville to visit her daughter.
Mr.. AND Mrs. HARLAN CARRIER
have gone TO Harrodsburg TO run a ho-
tel.
Miss Lot BRIGHT is visiting friends
In Danville and vicinity Middlesboro
Record.
Mrs. KATE DUDDERAR is an artistic
window dresser as her show window
will testify.
THE Wayne County Record says that
Hon. b, b. King, Of Moreland, was
there buying lumber.
EUGENE ORNDoRFF, who is assistant
yard clerk at Livingston, passed down
to Louisville Saturday.
MIR. J. l.. BosLEY, the editor post
master Of Paris, was with his sister,
Mrs :. ID. Vowel, Sunday.
Mrs. ]. +. COVER accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Woodsou, of Middles-
boro, TO Louisville yesterday.
MIR. ASHLEY c. LILLARD left last
night to take position with the Amer
lean Clothing CO., Louisville.
MISS LAURA JARBoE, of Leba non,
arrived yesterday and will be with Miss
Liccie Beazley's millinery again.
MISS MAC LOGAN Is back from the
cities with a supply OF Easter millinery
for her patrons in the West End. See
ad.
ROBERT l.. MATT1NGLY, who was
with the Blue Grass Grocery. Il good
man, went TO work yesterday for Beaz-
ley u Carter.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. ]. YAGER, Mrs,
Bette Mckinney and Master William
are up from Louisville the guests OF
"Castle Cobb"
MISS LILLIAN PHILIPS, of Stanford
is with ussagain, and is stopping with
J. a. Phillips. She has reopened her
shop at J. Berry Il Son's.-Monticello
Record.
MRS. w. X. NEATCH, who came up
from Louisville TO see her sick father,
+. G. Brady, was called home Satur-
day, her husband, who has cousump-
ton, getting great deal worse.
| Miss SUE WILLIE HAIL was given a
bowling party at Somerset. She and
Miss Katherine Waddell selected teams
and after exciting games Miss Wad-
dell won, scoring ll2 and her partner,
Ed Morrow, l66.
MISSES MARY ADAMS and Maggie
Bright returned yesterday from a visit
TO Misses Lizzie and Matte Thompson
at Lancaster. misses Frances and
Nellie Adams met their sister and took
her to Hustonville.
In RENTING for his paper TO July
1900, I. ID. McKittrick, Of Wousevu
Kansas, adds that stock has wintered
we'll. He says cattle are worth Il to &c
hogs BE; horses $40 TO $50; corn 81 81
aud oats 30c there.
MIR. w. Il. RICHARDSON, who is :,
run the new store at Junction City, wa
here yesterday busy packing up tn,
goods Of the Blue Grass Grocery, which
are being taken away today, leaving
that establishment as hideous mem
DRY to some OF our grocers.
The promotion OF Capt. Ben ID. Nc
Graw, of The Blue Grass Special, TO b.
train master OF the Cincinnati South
ern, is a most deserving one. He 1
the oldest aud best conductor on tn,
road and is as popular as he is pains
taking. The travelling public will re
joice at his good luck while regrettinl
To loose him from his train.
s. NJ. CARSON, who used TO live here
has announced his candidacy for re
election to the Legislature In his Lou
isville district. As he Is a republica
and his district has majority Of Negr
voters, he will doubtless read his It'll
clear. Mr.. Carson became famous whe
In the Legislature lefore by littl
note that he wrote, which gained gres
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