Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

DIR. w. N. CRAIG has moved bis OF
fee to his residence.
Miss MoLLIE DAuGHERTY went to
Lexington W ednesdsy.
Mr.. r. T. PENCE went TO Whitley
Wednesday 10 buy cattle.
REV. Il. Is. MAHoNy was In Harrocs
burg on business this week.
DIR. JAMES NJ. BLACK, OF Knoxville,
l. here with DR.. J. @. Carpenter.
Miss CATHERINE BAuGnMAN gave
40 entertainment Tuesday night.
Mr.. john MOUNT, OF Lagrange, is
visiting HE uncle, II. j. McRooerts.
MEssRs. CABBELL OWENS and $. j.
Embry. Jr., are back from visit to
Louisville.
MISS MARGARET ToMLrNsoN, OF
Lancaster, was the CUES, OF Miss Tevis
Carpenter.
MIR. AND MRS. J. W. BUTCHER have
gone 10 woodbine to visit Mr.. Butch
er's mother.
Mrs. II. G. HAIL and Wearen, OF
Somerset, are with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
ID. wearen.
PROF. AND MRS. G. NJ. BEST, OF
Millersburg, are visiting Rev. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Britt.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN FRANCIS. Of
Corbin, we're registered at the ST.
Asaph Wednesday.
DIR. AND Mrs. B. +. NORRIS, OF
South Park, are visiting her mother
Mrs. Annie Lasley.
Mrs. w. A. TRIBBLE gave sump-
tuous dinner Wednesday TO a number
Of her lady friends.
MRS. MAGGIE YASTIs and Mr. Eli
lah Yantis, OF Mt. Sterling. are visit
ing Mrs. J. A. Dudderar.
MIR. AND Mrs. Tom METCALF and
family, OF Nicholasville, are visiting
Mr. T. J. Foster and wife.
DIR. II. GoI.psTEIN will be a, the
St. Asaph Jan. ID. TO fit spectacles for
all who may desire them.
Miss MARY HUGHES. of Mckinney.
Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Hans
ford, Somerset Paragon.
Mrs. w. CARROLL SBASKs and son,
Hartwell. are In Lexington with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. viii Moreland.
Mr.. 7. T. SPHINX has rented Mrs.
Annie Lasley's cottage on Lower Main
Street and will take possession Mon
day.
MR.E. G.. WALTON took his little
daughter. Lucy Lee, on trip 10 LOU
isvllle, as one OF her many Christmas
gifts.
Mr.. WON w. FISH Is enjoying visit
with Crab Orchard friends, while MIR.
Cozatt holds his place down at Row
land.
Or. w. ;. BEAZLEY and family. o'
Lancaster, passed through 10 Crab Or
chard Wednesday 10 visit his parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. a. Beazley.
JOSH JONES returned "Wednesday
from "A months travel through the
West and Southwest, during which
time he visited his brother, John, al
ST. Joseph, Mo
RI. COLLIER OF, Crab Orchard, has
moved to Mr.. +. Reds, where he will
have charge OF his farm. w. w. Hays
has moved back TO his home plac'
aad James Messer TO the William Hay
farm.
HON. ]. r. MOUNT, OF La Grange
son-in-law OF Mr.. J. NJ McRoberts, /
making rafting good race for assist
ant clerk OF the Lower House OF tn
General Assembly, and Is pretty Ger
tain to get there.
MISSES KATE AND PATrIE ALCoR'
had 10 of their young lady friends u
spend the night with them Tuesday
and about the same number OF youni
men calling during the evening, al
had a pleasant time.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. II. UNDERWOOD
went 10 Lexington TO attend the MARI
ageof Miss Nellie Griffin to Mr.. Young
Miss Griffin will be remembered her
as having taken notable part In a
elocutionary contest.
THOSE OF our Young people wh
were fortunate TO receive Invitation
are looking forward with much pleas
: ure 70 the masquerade party To be give
at Hustonville Monday evening next b
Misses Wheeler and Worthington u
Emporium Flats.
MIR. q. II. MARsCHALL, who was 1
business here a long time, and who
now superintendent OF agencies for th
United States Mutual Investment Co
of Lexington, was over Wednesda,
Going from here the last time he wa
i thrown out Of his buggy and severel
hurt, conhning him for 81 days.
Hon. W. DUNLAP, Of Lexington
WAS here Tuesday en- route To Lancai
ter and paid us pleasant call Thong
he has long since reformed and no
practises law exclusively, when he
no, engaged in political matters, b