Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

MRS. j. &. REiNHART and son, Har-
ry, visited her parents Ia Danville.
j. a. RICKERT late OF Crab Orchard,
has moved TO Kansas City, Mo-, to re-
side.
MEssRs. j. +. HoLDAM and J. :.
Owsley, Jr., spent "Wednesday In Lou
isville.
Mrs. Mamie Il. WoNER and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Alexander, are both
very IN.
Miss JOSEPHINE GIBSON, Of VIII.
liamsburg, is the gues, Of Miss Katie
Mershon.
CAPT. BEN MCGRAw's pretty daugh-
ter. Miss Dena, graduated at Caldwell
College this week
FARMER II. c. BAUGHMAN and wife,
Of the West End, spent several days
with relatives here.
DR. Il. a. JONES has arrived and
opened bis dental Office over Higgins
q McKinney's store
Miss ALMA WRIGHT spent several
days with Mrs. J. w. Perrin, and we mt
TO Lancaster Ia visit.
Miss Dor" CAMNITz, OF Huston
Vile. is spending commencement week
with Miss Mary Pennington.
MIR. AND Mrs. HUMPHREY BALLoU.
Of Lancaster. we're at Elder Joseph
Ballou's during the commencement.
MIR. J. b. MARTIN, superintendent OF
bridges on the Knoxville branch OF the
L. q y, has moved his family TO Leba-
non.
Mss OLGA GANS Is visiting rela-
tiyes In Lincoln. John Hum, Of Lin
coin, lie with friends here. Adair
News.
Mrs. W. X. SMITH. OF Clifton Forge,
Va, and her pretty baby, Margaret
Earle, are visiting her mother, Mrs. a.
A. Mckinney.
Miss MARY POWELL has returned
from a visit TO Elder e. r. Powell and
wife at Lancaster. Mrs. Powell came
home with her aud il her guest.
MIR. AND Mrs. W. +. CLELAND, OF
Mercer, and Mrs. II. l.. stephens, Of
Boonesboro, were here To see Miss
Louise Eastland graduate last night.
PROF w. }. CRAIG left for his home
at Ensor. Davies county, Wednesday.
HE brother, Hardin Craig, who has
been visiting here, returned with him.
MIR. AND Mrs. j. W. BAsTIN, Of
Piptsburg, attended the commencement
exercises OF Stanford Female College,
In which their little daughter took
part.
The Tooth anniversary OF the estab-
lishing OF an Episcopal church In Lex.
ingtou and the j0th anniversary of the
buiitlng OF Christ Church Cathedral
was celebrated at Lexington, Sunday.
Bishop T. U. Dudley preached u his-
torical sermon.
REFERRING To her picture in this
paper recently, the Richmond Register
says OF Miss Tevis Carpenter: She is
a. accomplished as she Is beautiful and
her friends confidently believe she will
win the elocutionary contest At Stan
ford on June Ii.
SENATOR G.. T. FARRIs, OF Lancas-
ter, was here Wednesday, wearing a
Goebel pin aud asserting tina, Garrard
will go for his favorite. The Senator
is power In politics over there and
when he puts his shoulder to the wheel
for a friend, the old thing generally
goes.
Miss IDA MAY ADAMS, OF Mt YER
non, one of the graduates OF Caldwell
College, Danville, read highly cred
table essay on "Know Thyself." This
accomplished young lady will represent
her town in the elocutionary contest
here, June 10. She is, now with Miss
Stella McClary.
MIR. JOHN B. CHENAULT, of Madison,
was here Wednesday. He mas made a
most active canvass for State auditor
and II fitness for the position and all
around clevernesseo for anything, he
will not have made IL in vain. His
friends say he is as sure for the noni-
nation as he can be.
PROF. NJ. o. WINFREY aud his pref
~ wife have gone TO Glasgow for the
summer. The trustees were so well
pleased with the professors work as
principal of the public school that they
reelected him unanimously for anoth-
er session, which will begin about
Sept. |. Mrs. NJ. j. Cochran was ehos'
en- fret assistant to the principal.
PROF. j. w. DAVIS, who has associa
ted himself with Elder b. j. Pinkerton
in the conduct of the Central Christian
College at Hustonyille, has been at the
head of Temple Hill Normal School In
Barren county for three years, aud Is
said 10 be a fine educator. He was here
yesterday and left an order for cata-
logues and all the stationery necessary
for the school.