Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-03-14
PERSONAL AsO SOCIETY GOSSIP.


MEssRs. LErCHER OwsLEY aud VIII
Hamilton were here Saturday.
MRS. y. J. WARNER, OF Garrard,
was the guest Of Mrs. J. w. Perrin.
MISS MINNIE HAWKINS. of Lexing.
ton, Is visiting Mrs. William Hamil-
ton.
john w. BAsTIN brought his little
daughter, Katie, back TO the College
Sunday.
II. l.. MATTISGLy, manager OF the
Blue Grass Grocery. spent Sunday In
Lebanon.
Mr.. j. ii. STEPHENS, OF Livingston,
was down to attend the funeral OF MIR.
johnson.
Mrs. l.. C. KING, OF the Hubble sec
tion, has been very III with sciatic
rheumatism.
Mrs n. J. HoRToN has gone TO Wis
II her son, Rev. u. {. Horton, at Har-
riman, Tenn.
Miss MARY BRUCE, Of Stanford. IL
visiting Miss Katie Lee Yeager. Dan
Vile Advocate.
Mrs. L. VANHUss aud son, George
Dewey, of Lexington. were guests Of
Mrs. +. Il. Bishop.
Mrs. Mitchell TAYLOR. OF Middle
burg. accompanied her husband to
court here yesterday.
LITTLE LYNN, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Dillon, has been very III
at MIR. J. II. fuckers.
THE London Echo says that w. II.
Steele lost $500 diamond pin while
here at the Wilson trial.
Miss Lucy PENNINGTON. Of the Fast
End, il with Miss Henrie Ffsh, who
unfortunately has measles.
Miss MARY WEIGH. "a Nicholasville
beauty, IL the guest Of Misses Sallie
and Martha Eikin at the Naples.
JUDGE J. w. ALCoRS aud DR.. Ed
Alcorn went up TO Mt Vernon and
Livingston on business yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. 5. BAsTrS went up To Pitts-
burg yesterday morning to see her
little graudchild, who Is very III.
w. b. WEARES has secured a posi-
ton with the North Jellico Coal Co. at
Grays and left yesterday for that place.
Mr.. II. w. RICE, proprietor of the
Eight Gables Hotel at Livingston, was
mere awhile with his many old friends.
Miss CETTIE THURMoND, Of Bear
Wallow, passed up TO Pineville 10 see
her sister, Mrs. Jeif Jones. who is very
III.
Mr.. SAM ESGLEMAN went up 10
Paint Lick to see the family of his
brother Butler Engleman, who are
sick.
MISSES JENNIE HUGHES AND NET
TIE WRAY went to Danvllle as soon as
they heard Of the death of Mrs. Pat
rick.
JOHN Il. JONES went 10 Cincinnati
this morning TO buy goods and Mise
Clara Mershou is running the store
alone.
Mrs. a. A. MCKINNEY went to
Greensburg yesterday aud will 20 from
there 10 Louisville to buy spring mil
linery.
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ID. McCarty, west end merchant
princes, were here yesterday and gave
this Office big orders.
Ii. b. NELSON, of Lexington, candl-
date for railroad commissioner, was
he,e getting acquainted with the dem
ocratic leaders, and made good i'm
preston.
MIR. WILLIAM MILLER, who lives on
Green River In Casey, was here yester'
day and invited us down to fish thl'
spring, saying he would give us half WI
caught, which seems TO be pretty lib
eral.
MIR. LEE REYNOLDS, OF the Waynes
burg section, who has been Ill with
dropsy for so long, WAS tapped by DIR
A. X. Caldwell the other day and fou'
gallons OF water taken from him. He
is now much improved.
JUDGE NJ. G. SAUFLEy, who Is con
siderably run down In health, has gone
tc Crab Orchard for few weeks TO re
cuperate. Hon. 4. G. Warren viii
conduct the Garrard court for him thu
session that began yesterday.
Mr.. w. Il. HIGGINS, who lives at thu
mouth of Carpenters Creek In Casey
says the late freshet was the greatest II
30 years and that his farm Is $500 more
valuable than before, as all thu
farms above contributed largely TO IL
Improvement.
MEssRs. II. j. BRECKENRIDGE an'
&C. McChord were here Saturda.
telling the people that We can get alonI
with any old thing for governor, bn
the State can not do without first
class attorney general and railroa'
commissioner.
MEsDAMEs SAMUEL REID, Mar
Huffman and Helen Huffman, Miss Lo
Hooker and James @. Reid, OF Huston
Vile, and MIR. and Mrs. Foressus iielC
Mrs. Mary w. Bowman, Misses VII
ginia Bowman and Josephine Rei'