Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-08
PERSONAL AID SOCIETY GOSSIP.

week In Lexington.
MIR. G. l.. HOWELL spent Sunday
with his family in Louisville.
j. l.. DUNCAN, of Toledo. o.. was a
guest at Ed. Joseph Ballou's.
Mrs. SALLE a. BEAZLEY has been
quite sick, but l. convalescent.
Miss ETHYL TYER, OF Lebanon, was
the guest Of Miss Pearl Burnside.
j. T. BLANRENsHIP, Llvingston's
lightning contractor, was here Satur-
day.
DIR. r. j. Brown aud Mr.. NJ. G.
Williams were at the Richmond fair
Friday.
MRS. KATE DUDDERAR went to Lou.
isville Saturday to visit her son, } F.
Smiley.
Mrs. w. Il. O'BANNoN and children
spent several days with friends at
Kingsville.
Mrs JAMES LEE and sors have re-
turned from pleasant visit TO relatives
at Milan, Tenn.
Mrs / NJ. Bruce spent several days
with her sister, Mrs II. G. Baughman,
IA the West End.
Mrs. W. y. TRIBBLE and Master
James Pickett are visiting her parents
In Mason county.
PROF. +. l.. GRUBB's school at Shell
by City has 80 scholars and the number
Is increasing daily.
j. a. HENDREN has moved bis family
into one Of Mrs. Noodle Hale's cottages
on East Main Street
Miss STELLA MCCLARY, Of Stan
ford, Is clerking for Smith Bro-.-Flat
Lick Cor. Corbin News.
Miss MARY HALL. who has been
with Mrs. W. A. Tribble, has gone to
Richmond TO visit friends.
Mrs. KATE CULnERTsoN, Of Coving-
ton. spent several days with Mrs. Jas.
L. Bailey and other relatives here.
Mrs. SAMANTHA VEATCH aud pretty
daughter. Miss Bertha, of Louisville,
are visiting Miss Mollle Daughcrty.
MIR. JOHN G. LYNN sends u.s. word
that he IL still confined TO his room
with sciatica but l. somewhat improved.
Mrs. III. NJ. BALLoU and pretty lit
tie daughter, Pattilyu, OF Lancaster,
we're guests at Elder Joseph Ballou's.
MIR. T.. II. BEAZLEY has rented Mrs.
Il. Z. Lee Simms' house on Danville
street and will 20 to housekeeping
soon.
REV. J. w. CARTER, OF Graft, spent
several days with Revs. orland Beck
and +. r. Rauey. He preached at Me
Kinney sunday.
Mr.. JAMES FRYE and Rev. u. j..
Pinkerton came down from Hustonville
sunday afternoon 10 hear Rev. SOM
mers at the court house.
MIR. AND MRS. J. II. ORNDoRFF gave
an elegant reception to Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Hagan on their return to Liv-
ingston from their bridal tour.
MISSES ELLA MAY SAUNDERS, Of
stanford, and Halle Ballard, of Bar
bourville, were the attractive guests OF
their uncle, Capt. =. 4. Ballard
Richmond Register.
ENGINEER Phil SoDEN pulled the
colored excursion train through To
Richmond Sunday and his friends here
were glad to get another glimpse Of
that clever gentleman.
Miss ALICE DRYE, OF Hustonvi lie,
visited friends here and was one Of the
large party of young people who at
tended the hop at Crab Orchard
Springs Friday evening.
E. A. ALBRIGHT was here again Sat-
urday advertising the Brodhead fair,
Aug. 23-three days. He told us that
things we're already being gotten In
shape for the exhibition.
MEssRs. J. S. RICE and l.. NJ. West
eraeld left yesterday morning for Al
legany Springs, Va, to recuperate,
Mr.. w. II. Pettus, one OF the cleverest
GENERATORS on the line, Is holding down
the Office here.
Miss ETHA VANARsDALE, of Har-
rodsburg, and Miss Beulah VanArsdale,
of Hustonville, were unexpectedly
called home from Mont Eagle, Tenn
by the serious illness OF Mrs. l. G.
lanes. of Harrodsburg.
Mrs. ADA Il. PHILIPS, OF Stanford,
arrived Monday and took possession OF
the property she had rented from Mrs.
Tuggle. J.P. Davis, of Lexington,
came overland spent Sunday with his
family. who are spending the summer
here.-Wayne County Record.
THE Somerset Paragon has this to
say about the prohibition nominee for
commissioner.of agriculture: We don't
know any of the ticket except Adam
w. Carpenter, and do know that when
they undertook to make him, that they
used the best cream Of manhood for the
iob. He is good from top 70 bottom and
he lives in nest Of the very best peo.
nile OF this nation.