Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-26
PERSONAL ANp SOclEIY GOSSIP.

| MR.. j. T.. CARSON, Of Wabash. Ind
arrived Friday on business visit.
Mr.. S. Il. stage left yesterday fol
his Shelby farm to have wheat sown.
| Miss LIZZIE BEAZLEY, OF Crab Or,
chard, is visiting Miss Mary ID. Carter
| HANDSOME Miss LUCIA MCAFEE. OF
Lebanon. is With Miss Pearl Burnside
Mrs. l.. a. FARIss, of Lexington, IL
with her sister, Mrs. William Cordier
Mrs. w. 7. MERRIMEE, Of Living.
ston, is visiting Mrs. o. j. Newland.
Miss JAMIE WEAREN is back from a
delightful visit to her sister in Somer.
sec
LITTLE Miss CHLOE BAUGHMAN has
been sick for two weeks, but is out
again.
| Miss ANNIE AsHLoCK has returned
to Livingston, after a pleasant visit to
homefolks.
Mas. l.. II. HUssUNG, OF Somerset,
speut several days with her father, Mr..
J. II. Rout.
MRS. c. p. STUCKEY returned from
Louisville with Miss Sallie Dudderar
aud is her guest.
MR.. j. l.. ToTTEN has gone TO Bar
bourville to make some settlements for
his machine company.
MISSES CLAUDE AND MAuDE CAR
TER are visiting Mrs. Mary Phelps and
other friends at Richmond.
MIR. w. w. SAUNDERS writes us to
send his paper to Middlefork, Jackson
county, till further notice.
MIR. 5. f. LACKEY, of Gallatin.
Tenn, is here seeing after his farm and
other property in this vicinity.
Miss MARY KELLEY, who has been
visiting Misses Addie and Hattie Mar.
tin, has returned to her home in Louis
Vile.
+. X. TRlBBLE has rented Richard
Cobb's farm Of 300 acres for the ensu-
ing year. Mr.. Cobb will come to town
TO live.
MIR. j. G. HACKLEY left Saturday
for Boston. Mr.. Hackley will study
electricsl engineering at Harvard
University.
MISS MARY CowAN passed through
this county last night Gu route to Col
umbia, 5. c., where she will resume
her place In Columbia College.
MEssRs. II. G. WARREN and r. c.
Walton went to Monticello Sunday to
Gil their appointments for the demo-
cratic ticket before the court crowd
yesterday.
Mr.. JAMES T, MENEFEE, is up from
Montgomery, Ala, with his parents,
Mayor and Mrs. J. N. Meuefee. He is
well pleased with his good position
with the l.. Il N.
ALL the papers got the name of the
great aud only Wallace Estill Varnon
Waller In telling Of his appointment as
election commissioner for Lincoln, an
Ignorance inexcusable.
w. l.. oEFUrT, representing the
Courier-Journal, was here a few DAYS
ago. He has been nearly all over the
state recently and says that everything
points to glorious democratic victory.
Mr.. ARTHUR PIERCE, a brother of
Mrs. 7. L. Shelton. who has been rum
ming on the Main Line and the Green's
burg branch, Is back on this division
and will pull the throttle on trains 20
and 27.
MIR. j. b. PATTERSON, proprietor OF
Russell Springs, is on a visit to his
sister, Mrs. Geo. w. Carter, and paid
us call Saturday. He is red hot
democrat and says that Russell county
is all right.
MEsDAMEs S. NJ. LOGAN aud u. f.
Kemp, accompanied by Miss Bessie
Pennington, will leave Tuesday morn
Ing to attend the Pan-Presbyterian
Congress, which convenes at Washing
ton on the -Middlesboro News.
MR.. f. b. CALDWELL, SR., is the
object OF much sympathy by his friends.
He has gone stone blind and is almost
as helpless as a child. Old and poor,
he must suffer sorrow 5 crown OF sorrow
In remembering better days. He was
once sheriff Of this county and a most
popular man.
THE Bourbon News says Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Stuart, (who was the
lovely Miss Sallie Moore), gave hand.
some euchre Tuesday evening at their
home on Mt. Airy Avenue, In honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Goltra, of Craw-
fordsville, Ind. There we're eight tables
Of players, and delightful luncheon
was served at the conclusion of the |
games. Mrs. r. L. Clay, Jr., and Mrs.
Brice Steele tied for the prize-a beau
.iful lace Observation-Disclosures was won
by Mrs. Steele 10 cutting for IL. Mrs.
!. c. Givens, OF Stanford, was one of
he players.