Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-03-21
PERSONAL ANU SOCIETY GOSSIP.

JNo. G. LYNN, JR., Is now deputy
county clerk.
w. w. WITHERs went to Cincinnati
this morning to buy goods.
DIR. PERCY BENTON, Of Brodhead,
spent a day or so with DIR. +. }. Brown.
MIR. JAMES NJ. PETTrs, Of Louis
Vile, Is up 10 atterd his mothers bed
eide.
Miss MINNIE HUBBLE, OF Eubanks 5,
Il visiting her sister, Mrs. Garland
Singleton.
MIR. john w. RoUT lie travelling at
present for shoe house, but will re-
turn to Grays before long.
Miss ALLENE BAsTIN, OF the South
ern end OF the county, Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles Dawes.
DIR. AND Mrs. J. ID. PErTus, Of Crab
Orchard, spent several days with their
daughter, Mrs. James +. Cummlns.
Mrs. w. X. DENNY and daughter,
Miss Willie May Denny, OF Upper Gar
rard, are with Mrs. a. II. Severance.
MIR. w. T. RICHARDSON and wife, Of
Junction City, we're here Saturday on
their way 10 Richmond TO visit friends.
Miss CAMILLE HOPPER. OF Huston.
Vile, who Is attending college at Glen
dale, o., returned home Friday quite
sick.
THE Cynthiana Democrat says that
Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. Sharrard will move
from Lexington TO Paris to live In
April.
+. T. MARTIN, who Is a guard at the
Lexington Asylum. spent several days
with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Martin.
JUYIus II. REID, who has been sick
at his home at Hustonville several
days. Is back at HE post at Penny's
drug store
Miss MARY CARTER went to Crab
Orchard Springs yesterday to teach
the children of DR.. T.. c. Dick aud Mr..
Gus Holman.
WIN. ELLIS, aged %. from Junction
City, was among the wounded In sun
days battle In the Philippines, not Sc
rioasly, however.
J. MULCAHy, representing the Riv-
erside Tailoring Co, Of Cincinnati, Is
at Mark Hardin's store taking orders
for spring clothing.
Mrs. l.. +. KEMP has been very Ill
with an aggravated attack OF quinsy,
4. At tht. ri
Mlddlesboro Record.
Miss JOSEPHINE REID and Master
James Reid. Of Danville. spent several
DAYS with Miss Mamie Wilson Carpen-
ter at Bonnie Castle.
Hon. NJ. T.. NORTH has offered his
services TO Judge Bailey to go to Frank
fort to argue with the equalization
board against raising our taxes.
GEORGE =. CROW, OF Hustonville
who is travelling for merchant tailor
ing establishment, lie visiting friends In
the county -NicholasvIlle Journal.
DIR. w. w. BURGIN, and wife. who
was Miss Edmiston, OF Crab Orchard,
returned to Richmond yesterday, after
a visit TO Ter relatives In this county,
REV. JOE II. HOPPER spent several
DAYS with Mrs. Matte Withers and
preached an excellent sermon at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning,
J.B. HOOVER, copylst Ia the dispatch
er's office at Livingston, has changed
places with w. o. Dilley, Of the main
line, and the latter will be night man
on this division.
In ordering the paper sent 10 him j.
5. Mckee Rife writes chat he has
rented his brother, DIR. Rifles. farm OF
700 acres near Erlanger and will try TO-
ba,co raising this year.
MIR. ANDREW G.. WHITLEY, OF Dan
Vile, has bought an interest In the
hardware firm OF Fulton, Conway X
Co, Louisville, and will move there.
He will be its president.
LITTLE JENNIE, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Peoples, won the ring
given TO the prettiest girl at an enter
tainment AT Miss Lula Robinson's
school-house Friday night.
Mr.. l.. ID. BRADY, who runs on the
K.C. mixed train, is as prompt as he Is
clever. The date on his paper Is March
Is and he never fails TO be on hand 10
the day TO pay for another year.
GEORGE McGAHAN and family have
moved TO Haywood, Lincoln county
where Mr.. McGahan will engage In the
mercantile. Miss Sue Owsley, OF Burks-
Vile, will visit Miss Katherine Wad-
dell.-Somerse Paragon.
THE report went out Saturday night
that Mr.. 4. G. Brady had the dread
meningitis so prevalent In portions oil
the State. DIR. O'Bannon pronounces
the case local form OF the disease, but
not of the cerebro spinal variety. The
patient is improving.