Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-07-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.


days at Crab Orchard Springs.
Miss KATIE LEE YEAGER, Of Dan
Vile, IL with Miss Mary Bruce.
GEORGE PICKETT, Of Shelby, Is Wis.
iting his sister, Mrs. Will Severance.
Nix. AND Mrs. II. G.. PRICE, OF Dan
Vile, visited at Mr.. aud Mrs. }. T.. Far.
ris.
Miss MARY COVER, who has been
visiting in Richmond returned ycster-
day.
Miss LEE BoBBITT. of Danvllle,
spent several days with Miss Lille
Peyton.
MIS-. EMILY PATTERSON went TO
Lexington yesterday TO attend the
ChautauQua.
Miss ACHsAH BLACK, OF White
Hall, spent several days with the
Misses Fish.
Mss OPHELIA LACKEY spent sever
al days with Mrs. Harry Baughman In
the West End.
NV. II. BRADY Is at Bradtordsv,lle
with his brother in-law, w. X. Veatch,
who IL very Ill.
Mrs. ELIZA BLAIS Is visiting her
brother, Richard Gentry, and other
relatives In Fayette.
Mr.. w. X. SMITH. % Clifton Forge,
Va, has joined his wife and daughter
at Mr.. a. a. McKinney's.
MISSES JENNIE AND MARIE WARREN
have returned from very pleasant
visit To relatives In Louisville.
MIR. w. II. DEDMAN aud wife Of SOM
erset, are visiting the family of George
>. McKiunev, near Mckinney.
Miss SUE WOODS returned from a
six-weeks' visit to friends In Winches-
ter, Millersburg and other places.
MRs. BETTE MCKINNEY, Misses
Annie Dunn add Annie Mckinney are
enjoying the Chautauqua AT Lexington.
Mrs. ). w. DUNCAN and children, Of
Dallas, Texas, arrived Saturday TO visit
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. +. ID. New
land.
Mrs. w. II. SHANKs, of stanford, IL
visiting her parents, Col. and Mrs.
Thomas T.. Baldwin.-Rlch Reg
lister.
MIR. A. a, MCKINNEY loses out In
the bank examiner appointment. De-
boe's man Garrett, OF Princeton, was
appointed.
MIR. AND Mrs. w. Il. MANNER and
family, OF Nashville, arrived Saturday
nigh. 10 spend some time at Hon. j, ).
Owsley, Sr's.
MIR. AND Mis-. 5. NJ. WHITE and
children, OF Louisville, are here with
friends aud relatives and everybody is
glad 10 see them.
THE Young people tell us that eight
swell parties are vet to be pulled of 10
this community, which has already had
more than its quota.
Mrs. JOHN JACKSON, OF Franklin,
Ind, and Mrs. Hartford Veatch, of
Louisville. sisters of Mrs. John a. AL
len, are here at her bedside.
MISSES BESSIE AND LUCILLE MEME
FEE have returned from Cedar Springs,
5. c., where they have been teaching
In the Deaf and Dumb College.
Mrs. II. ID. GREGORY and daughters,
Catherine and Clara, of Covingtou, will
arrive this week TO visit her parents,
Judge and Mrs. James L. Bailey.
CMR. T.. Il. OwsLEY, Of Columbus,
Ga, has joined his wife at the Myers
House. He tells US that his bank, the
4th National, declared 3 per cent. and
had $4,000 for expenses and surplus.
MEsDAMEs MARY JONES and w. w.
Lyon, OF the Mt. Salem section, honor
ed us with visit and placed us under
obligations by carrying the l. Us. To Its
thousands OF readers In the West End.
HUsToNvILLE is so filled with clev-
err people, II is hard TO tell which isthe
cleverest, but II. George ID. Weather
ford is not entitled TO the distinction
we are mistaken. We are more than
ever indebted TO him for courtesies.
LEVI ELDER, OF Crab Orchard, was
here few days ago buying goods and
chattels previous TO going To house
keeping. Realizing that the INTERIOR
JOURNAL is one OF the most important
things In a happy household he of
course ordered IL sent TO him.
A WABASH, IND, paper says 1.-THE
climate is not suitable 10 Mr.. j. T..
Carson and he decided to move his
family to Northern Alabama. Mr.. Car
son moved with his family to this city
from Kentucky little over u year ago,
during which time they have made
many friends, who regret their depart
ure very much, but wish them success
In their new home"
Miss EDYTH YOUNG GRIGGs, after q
delightful months visit TO Miss Isabel
la Bailey, left for her home In Ottawa
H., yesterday. Possessed OF every at
tribute of womanly loveliness, IL 10 little
wonder that she made hosts of frierds