Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-01
PERSONAL ANO SOCIETY sOsSlp.

PROF. NJ. O. WiNFREY went to Lex
ington yesterday
W. w. wITHERs Is In Cincinnati |
buying more furniture.
Miss Rosa ALCoRN is visiting |
friends at Mitchelsburg.
JoHN II. SHANKs came home from
Lexington TO eat turkey with home
folks
MISS ANNIE BRoNACGH, OF Crab
Orchard. was the guest OF NJ les Minnie
Mundav
JAMES II. YEAGLR IL down with a
stomach trouble that Is making his life
miserable.
MIR. Il. T.. ROBERTS, Richmond
attorney, spent several days with Rev.
S. NJ. Rankin.
Mrs. FANNIE GREEN, OF Mayslick,
il visiting Mrs. J. +. Bruce and other
relatives here,
JACK, little son OF Mr.. W. +. Per
Ikin,. OF Crab Orchard. Is very III Of
D. pnoid fever.
PROF. w. !. CRAIG, OF Lexington,
spent Thanksgiving with Miss Flor
ence Trueheart.
| MISS PEARL BURNSIDE, OF stanford,
is visiting her cousins, Misses Bessie
aud Jennie Burnside.
| Miss SUSIE BRINKLEY, OF Somerset,
has returned from Williamsburg, and
is With Miss Sue Willie Hale.
MIR w. a. LEWIS has gone 70 An
derson, Ind, TO live and bis wife ana
family will follow in a few days.
MIR. AND MRS. j. b. FOSTER went
over TO Lexington yesterday to attend
the burial OF Mr.. John b. Embry.
| THE Mcssrs. Walter have rented
Mrs. Matte Nevius' house on Logan
avenue and will move with their sister
to IL.
| Mr.. ". NJ. BALLoU, wife and daugh-
ter, Pattilu, Of Lancaster, spent sew
eral days with the family OF Elder Jos.
Ballou.
| MISS MAMIE VANDEvEER tells US
that the talented Mrs. Wellington Glas-
cock Hull is expected to visit her to-
morrow.
Nix. AND MRS. T. J. FOSTER and
Mrs J. II. McAlister spent Thanksgiv-
. ling with Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Metcalf
at Nicholasyillo.
ENGINEER HENRY TANNERS. of the
X. C., was given new engine Wednes-
day and he Is a. proud of IL "a boy
with his first boots.
DIR. j. NJ. .BRoNoUGH left Wednes-
day for Purcell, Indian Territory,
where be will practice dentistry, hav
ing had flatterng offer there.
Mrs. ]. l.. JONES and children went
TO Lexington yesterday TO attend the
marriage OF George X. GRAY to Miss
. Clal k, daughter OF "A Wholesale grocery
man.
T.. 5. SPooNAMoRE, formerly OF this
county, orders his paper changed from
lTloga, Texas, To Science Hill, Pulas-
XII county, where he has moved his
family.
Mrs. WIN. CHEATHAM, OF Louisville
is visiting Mrs. w. G. Dunlap at Dan
lville. having come over from the dedi'
cation of the Houses Of Reform, Tues
day night.
EVERYBODY will regret TO learn tina,
Mr.. McWheat, the sterling democrat
and clever gentleman, has sold out in
this county and gone TO Middleburg to
live for the present.
!, Miss BYRD OWENS went up to Pitts
burg Wednesday to visit her niece
Miss Sallie Givens, and Mrs. DIR, jack
a son Givens She chaperoned little
Miss Katie Basin, who went home to
/ spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. L. T. PENCE went to Louisville
yesterday in response to Telegram
stating that her sister, Mrs. Carthage
Hart, had died suddenly of heart troub
lie. She was 81 years old and left nine
children. Her husband died six years
ago.
b. II. CONWAY, of Lebanon, wa
|, here Tuesday TO see after his telephone
business. He is postmaster of his town
~ and says the INTERIOR JOURNAL i
such hot democratic paper he put
o his gloves on when he handles il, FOL
l. fear il will burn his hands.
Mr.. a. A. MCKINNEY has been giyeI
deputy collectorship by Collecto
John W. Yerkes, the same now held b!
w. II. Miller, of Richmond, said TO b.
a democrat, and he has rendered IN
resignation AZ assistant cashier OF TN
First National Bank of this place u
take effect Jan. |. The position is Al
Office one and Mr.. Mckinney accepts J
because it pays better than his present
which he has held so faithful
and we'll for many years. Fact is tn
bank without Mr.. Mckinney 10 IL vii
hardly look like itself. He has bee
with IL almost since its Inception an
we have often heard him say he helpe
carry the bricks TO the masons tina
built the building in which the bank