Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

Mrs. ELLA HEWITT Is visiting her
brother, J. T.. Rout, In Louisville.
MRs. J. G.. FIRTH, Of Brodhead, was
the guest OF Mrs. DIR. w. B. O'Bannon.
Mrs. J. NJ. BLACK, OF Knoxville, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. G. Carpen-
ter.
MRS. NJ. J. MURPHY Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. +. J. Campbell, at Som
orset.
Miss SrDIE ELIss spent several
days with Mrs. j. l.. Rose at Junction
City
Miss LOUISE BoHoN. OF Danville,
spent several days with Miss Catherine
Baughman.
Mks. J. T. McRoBERTs, OF Pineville,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.
McRoberts.
Mr.. AND Mrs. THOMAS PHELPS, Of
Madison, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Cobb
DICK GENTRY, OF Lexington, spent
several days with his brothers on
Honest Run
Miss EMELINE ALEXANDER is back
from Cincinnati TO see her mother, who
continues very III.
Mrs. CATHERINE HAIL and son, Mr..
Charles Hail, are up from Somerset to
see Mrs. Melissa Hail.
Mrs. w >. GRINsTEAD aud Miss
Nettie Grinstead, OF Millersburg, are
visiting Mrs. j. w. Bryant.
THE step-iather of Mrs. Capt. w. II.
Kirby, formerly OF Stanford, was kill
ed by lightning In Oklahoma.
MISSES RELLA ARNOLD, OF Lancas-
ter and Jean Dick. Of Crab Orchard,
spent several days with the Misses
Fish.
Miss LIZZIE HERRIN, the trained
nurse, is back from Jackson county,
where she has bten waiting on pa
tient.
Mrs. G. II. ADKINS, OF Highland, IL
very ~. Mrs. Thomas Butt, OF that
section, who has been very sick, is i'm.
proving.
MIR. w. c. MCAFEE, OF Baltimore, Is
on a visit TO one OF the prettiest girls
in Kentucky, Miss Mary Holmes Luck,
OF Hustonville.
Mrs. MoLLIE STANLEY aud daugh-
ter, Miss Pearl, OF Livingston, are Wis.
iting Mr.. aud Mrs. a. +. Purdom, in
the Hubble section.
Nil. Ida Nav
Adams, OF Mt. Vernon, from appearing
In the elocutlouary contest, greatly to
the regret OF her friends.
Mrs. 5. J. EMERY returned Satur-
day from a visit TO relatives In Missou-
ri. Mr.. Joe II. Hooker returned with
har and Is with his mother here.
Mrs. J. ). RoBERTs, Misses Lelhe
Roberts, Annie Evans anf Lula May
Bruce aud MIR. Wallace Roberts were
guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. +. Farris.
J. WALKER BAILEY, one of Lincoln 5
splendid young men, has been given
the q. * &. agency at Science Hill-a
promotion from Norwood, where he
has been several years.
MISS MARY CoYLE, who won the
first prize In the contest, il II cousin
Of Mrs. J. w. Bryantof this place, and
an unusually fine specimen OF woman
hood. physically as well as~mentally.
MISSES BRUCE WEAREN, Chloe
Baughman and Arethusa McAlister
went to Lexington Saturday to enjoy
house party with Misses Mamie Den
ton ana Margaret James at Mrs. Annie
James.
Miss MARIE GRIFFIN, Of Lexington,
is relative of Mrs. Frank Holtlclaw
and Is her guest. Mrs. II. says 1t is a
mistake about her having been in so
many contests. The one Friday night
was her first.
JUDGE X. j. BRECKINRIDGE left
Danville for Louisville sunday To be on
hand for the convention. He told an
/. }. man that he felt good over his
prospects for the nomination for attor-
ney general. His headquarters are at
the Calf House.
Col. DAN X. RAWLINGS, Of London,
who was here In disguise Saturday,
having cut of his lowing mustache.
said after witnessing the doings OF the
convention: "You Blue-Grass demo-
Gratis remind me Of the factions 10 the
Baker, Howard feud."
WHILE In Louisville the other day
- .....asantativ. had tho ,laaanra