Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-02-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

MISS SUE WILLIE HALF " NisiN"s
friends'at Somerset.
Mis-. PETER STRAUB, SR., isvisitinR
relatives at Parksville.
PROF. w. ]. CRAIG spent Sunday
with friends In Danville.
Mrs. j. NJ. STONE Is convalescing
from "A severe siege Of grip.
Mr.. AND MRS. ED. NEVIS received
their second son last night
Miss PEARL BURNSIDE has been
visiting her cousins in Garrard.
Mrs. G. G. KELLER, JR., IL recover
ing from several weeks illness.
Mrs. CATH BAILEY l. In II very seri-
Gus condition at Mrs. Kate Miller's.
JAMES u. COOK aud Miss Dot Cam
nitz, OF Hustouville, were visiting
here.
Il. A. GooDE. Of Lexington. one OF
this paper best subscribers, was here
Saturday.
MIR. ]. ). OwsLEY, SIR. IL now vice.
president OF the Lincoln County Ma.
tiJnal Bank.
J. II. HALEs L. making a tour OF the
mountaiu towns 10 the interest OF Car
ter a Straub's mill.
MIR. w. 4 GRIMES went Ia Eliza
BEETHOVEN yesterday To see his brother,
Cashier ]. 5. Grimes.
GRO. ID. BURDETr, iate OF Lancaster,
now OF Chicago, fell at Chicago and
broke his arm. says a correspondent Of
the Advocate.
MIR. A. J. carp and family left Mon
DAY for Winchester, where they will
reside, much to the regret Of their
many friends here.
THE wives OF James |. Wilmot and
John Meneiee. not the mayor, present
cd them with boy and girl, respec-
lively, few days since.
VIZ are indebted TO that clever aud
sympathetic gentleman. Col. Louis
Landram, for a tender OF his Office from
which 10 issue our paper.
Mrs. HENRY X. CARPENTER, OF
' Hnstonviiic. who was Miss Grace Van
AFruAit. VftStuttu htt hh'paha "Nh -
nine pound boy Monday.
MISSES LEILA CARTER and brother,
Thomas Carter, OF the Moreland sec
tiou, are attending the Cherry Normal
School at Bowling Green.
MIR. X. w. MARTIN, of Birmingham,
spent several days with his parents at
Rowland. His friends hardly recogniz-
ed him with his long whiskers.
MRS. A. G.. TURNER and Little Miss
Laura Carpenter went up TO Richmond
saturday 70 see Miss Mamie Wilson
Carpenter, who IL attending College
there.
JOSH JONES has received the sad
news Of the death Of his niece at Boze-
man, Montana. She was a bright child
and the only daughter of his brother,
Robert Jones.
MKT. n, Ii. PRICE and Mrs. Ed Price,
mother aud sister OF DIR. a. ,. Price,
came over from Garrari to see how be
was getting on with the grip and found
him convalescing.
WE beg MIR. Irve Pitman's pardon.
II was |. Litman, of Boyle, who took
the bankrupt law and not Mr.. Pitman.
who lives In the same county and whose
mare Is so much like Mr.. Humans.
A BEAUTIFUL floral tribute from
Lowman's Sons * Co., Cincinnati. Tor
which firm James 4. Carson travelled,
failed TO reach Louisville In time for
the burial Of Mrs. Carson and IL was
sent 10 his father here.
MIR. J. Il. MENEFEE, "a descendant OF
the famous Richard Henry Menefee,
whose matchless oratory stirred Ken
tncky hearts more than 40 years since
was the first on ,the program OF the
Midwinter Declamatory Contest, rem
dering with effect the thrilling decla-
nation, 1.-THE Tell Tale Heart" Tho
his eloquence was not of the stone
moving" variety, yet II was above the
average. The judges awarded him the
prize over -four contestants, a medal
valued at go. lexington Herald
II. G. FORD, ESQ, OF Middlesboro
who seems 10 have cinch on the nom
ination for State treasurer, was here
Yesterday en- route TO Casey on bust
ness. Lincoln county will give him
lift both ON his own aud his wife's ac
coant. As Miss Emma Garrard she us
ed To 90 10 school here, where she ha'
great many friends. Speaking OF 'h'
smallpox. Mr. Ford said that out o
900 cases in his city last winter ther'
we're only Two deaths and IL was a re
markable fact that none but repnoll
cans and Negroes had the disease.