Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

scription to this paper yesterday Il
May -, 1902.
j. W. HAMILTON, the clever clerk Of
the Garrard circuit court, was here a,
court this week.
Mrs. ANNA ID. NANARspALE. oI
Hsrrodsburg. Is with her daughter
Mrs. II. J. McI,oberts.
Mrs. T. ID. RANEY add little daugh.
ter, Kate Daviess, are visiting Mrs
Max Saliuger In Louisville.
MRS GEORGE b. WEAKEN and little
daughter, Josephine, left yesterday Ia
join her husband at Paducah.
j. THOMAS DAUGHERTY, who moved
his family to Marion county year or
80 ago, has come back to Lincoln 20
live.
MISSES l.EI.GA ARNOLD, OF Lancas
ter, and Lucy Pennington, Of Crab Or
chard, are the guests OF Miss Allie
Fish.
MIR. \. +. PURDoM orders his paper
sent to Brodhcad, where be has moved.
The Hubble people gave him up re-
luctantly.
Mr.. a. Il. SEVERANCE l. here from
Hendersonville, y. C., 10 remain sew
eral months. His wife, who In Cincin-
natl, will join him shortly.
Mrs. j. T.. GRAY and family will
leave soon to Join Mr. Gray at Fiona
ton, Ala. where he is working for the
l. * N.-Somersot Paragon.
MIR. AND Mrs. Il &. HOOKER aud
little daughter, Jane McCord, of Stan
ford, are visiting at Mr.. Mark Phelps
in the county Richmond Climax
DIR. J. II. OwsLEY and MIR. }. Fleece
Robinson left yesterday for Columbus,
Ga, the former 20 visit his son. t. l..
Owsley and the latter to spend the
winter.
GILL NJ COOPER leaves sunday for
Huntington, W. Va, where he has Sc
cured position as travelling salesman
for the large dry goods firm OF Biggs,
Watson * Co
MRS. ApELIA WOODS, OF Huston
vile, telephoned us that her little
niece. Willie Denton, daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. w. II. Denton, OF Lexington,
died few days since.
Mr.. +. b. FJssINGER. manager OF
the new Opera House at Lancaster,
was here yesterday advertising the
opening OF the building on the 2lst,
when Faust will hold the boards.
w. \. CARSON has moved into the
house opposite John b. Mershon's and
Judge w. T., Varnon occupies the
house he vacated Mr. John Engle-
man will move to the Phillips property
Judge Varnon left.
Nix. AND Mrs. DENTER BALLoU
Balloons last night, where number OF
their friends enjoyed the hospitality
that home is so noted for. \ most ele-
CANT repast was partaken Of.
MISS MATTE PAXTON, who has suf-
fercd agonies from neuralgia of the op-
tic nerves for two weeks, il much i'm.
proved and the doctors say that the
sight will not be- impaired. Miss Bet.
tie Paxton has filled her place m the
college faculty during her sisters i'll
ne-s.
W. RICE HARRIS, editor of the Mich
olasville Democrat, aud G. w. Ter
hume, Of Harrodsburg, are spending
the week with Is. l., She Smaker aud
trying their luck on Lincoln aud Casey
county quail. WIN. Nandeyeer, OF the
Mercer Natl Bank, Harrodsburg, is
also in this county hunting quail with
his father-in-law, w. II. Wright.
GEORGE T.. STONE, the well-known
lawyer OF Liberty, is seen upon our
streets more often than heretofore.
The statement that he Is just 35 years
old, In which he is eorroborated by j.
+. Bertram, II not gainsaid, as lawyers
like George Washington-can not lie.
There are other reasons for believing
Cupid has turned this Young mans
thoughts 20 Monticello Record.
The Lexington Herald thus describes
a party given 10y Miss Mary r. Sween-
ey az her home ON North Broadway In
honor Of Mr.. Thomas n. Shanks, of
stanford, Progressive Love" was the
order of the evening and each young
lady was ensconced behind a screen aud
compelled 10 listen 10 the amours of
each young gentleman in turn. Then
the vote was taken az Ia which could
make love best and the prize was award.
ed to Mr. 5. M. Russell To secure a
partner for supper the young ladies
were auctioned OF "sight unseen" on
the recommendation of the fair auc-
tioneer, "a the highest bidder. Delight
ful refreshments were served and a
most enjoyable evening spent.