Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.


Nix " &. FARRIs spent several days
With biz brother. NJ. j. Farrls, at Dam
willie.
Mas. J 4. MUD, OF Livingston,
spent several days with Mrs. I. f..
Sphinx.
joins MURPHY. late OF Maywood,
has leased the Commercial Hotel at
Jellico.
w. w CARTER has been promoted
to yard master ut Corbin az good
salary.
Mrs. JAMES DEvER, Of Hustonville'
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Myers.
Miss MARY BRUCE has returned
from long and pleasant visit to friends
In Missouri.
REV. J. A. TAYLOR, Of Louisville,
spent several days with Miss Susan
Fisher Woods.
Miss FREDA MEIER, Of stanford, 10
visiting Mrs. william Rice Rich
mond Register.
Miss NELLIE MERsHoN returned
from Madison yesterday, her school
having closed.
Mas. EAsTLANp and children, OF
Lexington. are visiting her brother
Mr.. J. 5. Hundley.
Miss PATTIE MCPHERSON, Of Louis
vile. l. wish her mother at the lnhrm-
AIRY for few days.
MIR. WIN. HAMILTON will 90 over 10
Lexlogtou to-day TO meet his mother
and sister from Canada
MIR. w. b. MCKINNEY and family
will move to the Elmore house just va
Gated by Mr.. Is. X. Weareu
Miss BERTHE HILTON was here yes
tcrday returning TO Lancaster from a
visit TO her home At Brodhead.
Mrs. J. j. MCRoBERTs returned
Yesterday from visit Of several days
to Mrs. T. T. Baldwin IN Madison.
Mr.. AND Mrs. FRANK OGELvIE aud
Misses Sallie and Lizzie Hawkins, ol
Corbln. are visiting the Misses Ellis.
Mr. AND Mrs. T.. II. BEAzLEY have
moved to the residence on DauvillC
street lust beyond DIR J. G.. Carpenter s
Those splendid old people, MIR. and
Mrs. John W. Moore, oi Casey, spent
several weeks with Ed. John Sweeney
at Paris.
Mrs. /. MAYFIELD Is at Crab Orch
ard at the bedside of her uncle, Mr.
Campbell Alexander. --Barbourylll,
Pathfinder.
Mrs. c. w. HUFFMAN and pretty
daughter, Hattie, spent several day
with Mics Sallie Dudderar, returning
to Louisville sunday.
Miss ELLA b. WRIGHT closed yer!
pleasant term Of school at Ewell few
DAYS ago and enjoyed visit TO friend
IN Liberty during Thanksgiving.
MIR WIN. PREwrrr, Of La Grange
who Is travelling for a clothing hous'
OF a Cincinnati firm, stopped over u
see a pretty lady friend at the College
COL. w. q. WEIGH went to Fran K
fort Saturday To argue the case q
Scott's Adm vs.. the l.. * n, In whlcI
damages were allowed In the lowe
court.
MR.. f.. c. WALTON went tn the Lib
erty court and for the 10Th time ha
bad weather. a year ago he wa
caught there IN blizzard and 1t wa
the same this time.
MIR. X. II. GIvENs, who runs on IN
L.. n. between Montgomery and Me-
Orleans. got home IT, time to eat tur
KEY on Thanksgiving with his father
Geo. Miller Giyens.
SHERIFF S. NJ. OWENS returne
from Frankfort Saturday and said tina
MIR. Goebel expressed his perfect cont
dence that he would be declared th
legally elected governor and would b
inaugurated on the 18th.
R.n. PETrUs, of Gilberts Creek
Lincoln county, came DOVE Sunday
n, M the bedside of his father, Judg
w. IL. Pettus, who has been quite sic
for the past week, but is now sOmewha
improved. -SOmersel H. H. Jou'p"''
MIR. AND MRS. j. 5. HUGHES an
Mrs. Mary J. Murphy left yesterday
make their home at West Point, Ky
greatly TO the regret OF their friend
who are many. Mr.. Hughes is one
stanfords oldest residenters and !
and his family will be greatly misse'
ANOTHER girl was born into u
Baughman family Friday night. MIR
W. IL. Wearen, who was Miss II
Baughmau, presented her husoa'
with one, making the fourth OF tn
sex in the three Young couples. III
latest arrival will likely be called a
nette for its aunt, Mrs. James