Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

Miss MAGGIE BIDDER, Of Indiana, is
visiting Mrs. Thomas Dalton.
Mrs. l.. a. FARIss, of Lexington, Is
visiting her father, Mrs. j. II. Rout.
TRUEHEART BOURNE was down from
Central University for several days.
Miss EMMA OwsLEY is In Danyille
with her sister, Mrs. j s. Wells, who
Is in.
Mrs. JANE SHARP aud little grand
son, of Liberty, are visiting relatives
here.
MIR. AND Mrs. +. G. GULLEY, OF
Garrard, we're here returning from
Louisville.
d. 5. PURpoM, of Mt. Vernon, spent
several days with his parents in the
Hubble section.
RICHARD PETTUs, of Lincoln, was
visiting his father, Judge W. II. Pet
tbs. somerset L. II. journal.
) 4. HIGGINS and wife, Of Rich
mud, spent Sunday with w. II. Hig e
plus, on returning from the synod.
MISSES CATHERINE AND DORA
BAUGHMAN, OF Madison Female Insti-
tute, spent Saturday and sunday at
| home.
MIR. WILL MYERS and handsome
daughter, Miss Julia, of Liberty, have
been the guests of his brother, Mr..
Lee Myers.
CAPT. j. b. DOUGLAS and wife, o.
Jellico, were here few days ago on
their way to Garrard county to visit
relatives.
Miss ALYCE BAUGHMAN accompan-
led Mrs. NJ. 5. Baughman on her re-
turn from Danville yesterday aud Is
now her guest.
Mrs. JAMES SEwELL, Of lndepend
ence. Mo-, who has been with her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. +. I. Pence, start
ed home yesterday.
MRS. +. }. CAMPBELL has so far re-
covered her health Is TO be able &c
visit her daughter In Lexington
Somerset +. IL. Journal.
MISS MAYME ELLIOTT, well-knowr
here, had the honor OF presenting Mr.
Bryan with a bouquet at Maydeld an6
Of receiving his thanks beautifully ex
pressed.
Miss MARY RICE, who has spen
some time with her aunt, Mrs. Lizzi'
Rice, OF the Hedgeville section, wa
called TO her home at Galveston, Texas
by the illness Of her father.
Mrs. JOE. b. WILLIAMS and Mr.
Jason Wesley were here from Middle
burg Saturday. Mr.. Wesley tells u
that our correspondent, Clarence Cole
man, at last got into the army.
AL HoEHN, formerly of the Often
helm section, has secured position a
clerk Of the ST. Nicholas Hotel, Corne
9TH aud Court Place, Louisville, an
wants his friends 10 call and see hir
when in the city.
NEWS comes from Lexington tina
Mrs. &. G. Sink, daughter OF Mr.. A. {
) Carman, has been stricken blind an
the case pronounced hopeless. Blind
ness was produced by blood clot an
came very suddenly, first in one eye an
10 few minutes In the other.
MEssRs. w. II. AND GEORGE 1
WEAREN and j. +. Cummins are rep
resenting Diadem lodge, No. 81, X. {
T.. at the grand lodge at Henderson
Mrs. Cummins is spending the time
Louisville. J. Il. Foster, representa-
e the lodge at Pittsburg, passed dow
c Sunday.
DIR. J. L. COOK, who has been pra'
ticing medicine with DIR. l.. Is. Coo
very successfully for year or so, lie
this morning for Monticello, where b
will visit awhile aud then 90 10 th
Chicago Polytechnic for course Of lee
lures. His many friends here hope
will return and locate.
SENATOR GEORGE 4. FARRIs can
: up from Louisville Saturday, where b
2 has been for six weeks. He says III
republican claim that they will carr
the city by 10000 is all bosh. With
knowledge of the situation he is cont
dent the democrats will carry IL by )
900 or 5000.
ANNoUN Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Alcorn have issued invitations
N friends out of the county 10 the MARI
age of their daughter Annie and Ho
u j. n. Saunders, on the evening of No
IL ats o'clock, Presbyterian churcl
No Invitations will he issued In III
county, they preferring To open u
church doors without any iormality
all who feel Interested enough 70 vii
ness their nuptials.
Ara recital and reception give
by Mrs. Buford, the head OF "Ti
Academy" at Clarksville, Tenn, u
Leaf. Chronicle of that city says of
lady well known here: miss Howar
stylish brunette, appeared In exqui
lite evening costume of white, vii
light blue trimmings. Her perfe
rendition of the first two piano nut