Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-02-14
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The fire at The residence OF Mr.. John
Stout was caused by the explosion OF n
lamp, but the flames we're soon extin-
guished.
The cold weather is the topic OF con-
versation and the plumbers are kept
busy thawing frozen pipes and repair
log bursted ones.
ID. Thomas Marshall OF the Foreign
Mission Board of the Presbyterian
church, Is delivering interesting lee
lures To the students Of the Semioary.
Miss Sallie Worrall and her litera-
ture class are very busy preparing for
their entertsinmen; this week. They
viii present 1.-THE Tanning OF the
Shrew" at The opera house on the 2lst.
Mr.. j. 5. Wells received a telegram
announcing the death OF his father, DR..
Wells, at Plant City, Fla. His many
friends in this community spmpathize
very deeply with him ia this great sor-
row.
The Baptist church has engaged
Rev. Copass, OF Los Angeles, Cal, to
ell the pulpit for one month. 1t will
be difficult to find a minister TO fill this
pulpit acceptably, after having listen
ing TO the eloquent and delightful SER
mons OF DR.. Lynch for 10 years.
When Miss Petit. of Lexington, wa;
in Danville last fall. she gave a mos'
interesting account of her three months
work in the mountains OF Kentucky
and told how many Of the most intelli-
gent people had almost begged fol
something to read. She suggested
that some member of the w. c. I. U
would gather up the magazines aud pa
pers that many would destroy and senC
them. This good work was begun al
once and Is continued by this noble
band of women, and while box ate
box has been sent. the railroads fur
nishing free transportation, they ar,
now asking for more.
"Oh the good we all may do
rs our journey we pursue.
Mrs. >. Il. Grant entertained a
luncheon Friday afternoon at o'clock
The table was beautifully decorated il
pink carnations and ferns and tn,
daintiest OF luncheons served 10 courses
Those who accepted Mrs. Grants era
cious bidding were Mrs. Forestus Reid
Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Chas. Cecil. Mrs
Mary Bowman. Mrs. Will Dunlap, Mis-
Susan Cromwell and Mrs. Geo. Bruce
DIR. Boyle aud Mr.. Guy Wiseman ar
in New York. Misses Hortense an
Virginia Lee entertained the Wbis
Club Thursday evening. Miss Jose
phine Reid has issued invitations TO
, the 18th, in honor OF Miss Spencer, O
, ROCKVILLE. Mrs. j. G. Boyle enter
, tanned Thursday afternoon from TO
In honor OF Mrs. Clarence Bell an
: Mrs. Harry Giovannoli. Mr.. an'
Mrs. Samuel Boyle. of Lexington
have returned home after brief Wis
IL 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cecil. Mis-
Florence Downton entertained in homo
of Mrs. Clarence Lee Bell, OF Hartford
Ind. Mrs. Pingrey, of New York, ha
returned home after a pleasant visit t
, the Misses Young Mrs. John w. Red
r entertained Tuesday afternoon from
to 5 in honor of Mrs. Hunter Kent, c
Louisville. Mrs. Speer entertained tn
I faculty of Caldwell College at the resi-
deuce OF Mrs. Downton. Walter Led
A.. yard is confined to his room with grip
: Miss Minnie Atkins. Of Lebanon, ha
I returned home after Ter gthy visit I
! Mrs. |. n. Buchanan. Miss Emma Cur
4 rey, who was the guest OF the Misse
Lanier, has returned to Harrodsburg
Mrs. Sam Mcdowell spent few day
in Harrodsburg last week. Miss Clyd
Burke entertained the Junior Socia
Club Friday evening. The Mise
Field, twin daughters of Judge Field
OF Louisville, have retu' ned home
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Il. Rowland lief
Monday to visit MIR. Aud Mrs. Vass a
/, Mobile, Ala. The Kappa Alphas CAV
reception at their hall Saturday eve
ming. Mrs. Rust and daughter, Nils
Monks, are In Louisville. Mrs. job
Stodghill continues dangerously i'll.
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