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

BYNUM CARTER. of Rowland, contin.
aes very III.
MIR. NJ. G. WILLIAMS went to Louis
Vile Friday.
MIR. RowAN sAuFLEY Is clerking at
Penny's drug store.
Mrs. BETTE COBB MCKINNEY has
returned from Louisville.
MIR. r. 1. RANKIN will leave for M.
nan, Ca, this week with lot OF mules
Mrs. ALICE YANTIs. Of Hustonville,
Is here visiting relatives. --Somerset =.
II. Journal.
Mrs. r.. B. SLOWER. OF Knoxville, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Geo
ID. Hopper.
FIREMAN DICK HAMPTON, of Liv-
Ingston, spent several days with his
mother here.
COUNTY CLERK J. Il. NICHOLS aud
Attorney J. w. Rawlings, Of Danville,
were here yesterday.
T J. CURTIS, one Of Somerset good
citizens, was here Yesterday with his
father, William Curtis.
PROF. c. Il. oGG, principal OF the
Middleburg Academy, was here Satur-
day 10 attend the teachers meeting.
MISSES HELEN HOOKER and May.
belle Drye. OF Hustonville, spent sew.
eral days with Miss Lucille Cooper.
MIR. j. J. McRoBERTs has rented
Nc. a. a. McKinney's property and
will 20 to housekeeping after Christ
mas.
Mrs. Lucy ST. CLAIR suffered an
! accident the other day that has con-
4 fined her sioce. though she Is not SER
iously hurt.
Mrs MARY j. OwsLEY. who is -,
suffered stroke of paralysis and Is in
critical condition, Al her daughters,
Mrs. Matte withers
\ WEST Esd gentleman. who was
here yesterday, ordered the I. J. sent
to him beginning Jan. lst, at which
time he will be IA Benedict.
MIR. THOMAS PHELPS, wife and
daughter. Miss Minva Park Phelps. OF
Richmond. came down Saturday 10 see
Mr. Richard Cobb. who had an attack
Of vertigo Friday.
JUDGE J. ). ROBINSON. who was
here from Lancaster yesterday, Is pre-
pairing To 90 TO Columbus, Ga, with
his wife 10 spend the winter and or
dered his /. ]. sent there.
MIR. JAMES MARET was here yester-
Jay and SAID that for the present he
will devote his entire time to the telo-
phone business. An exchange In Mt.
Vernon tirst receive his attention.
Miss RACHEL ALLISON and Mrs. T..
L. Spottswood returned saturday eve
ming from Chicago. Thay have been
absent since early autumn and had "A
very pleasant visit to friends -Lexing-
ton Leader.
4 MIR. JoE H. RoUT spent severa! days
with his son, John Ii. Rout, of Huston
, Vile, and killed his porkers for him
/. The latter who had several fingers
mangled some time ago is doing as
well as could be expected.
MIR. w. T. TUCKER spent several
days OF last week with Il. n. Wathen,
OF Lebanon. The latter is an extensive
Hereford cattle breeder and MIR. Tuck
er also has dozen OF tine ones Of that
breed, which be thinks great deal Of
JACK, the bright little son of w. T..
Perkins, of Crab Orchard, was report
ed dead here yesterday morning, but
later reports brought the good news
that he was not Tie has been down -
days with typhoid fever.
A REPORT comes that the daughters
of Judge X. a. Burnside, of Lancaster,
Misses Bertha and Mary, were hurt in
runaway Yesterday, but the telephone
line was in such a bad condition after
last nights storm, we could not verify
IT,
JoHN. W. BROWN, ESQ, was down
from Mt. Vernon Friday. He was not
surprised at the decision of the election
commissioners, who, he thinks, have
no rights ~ "A contesting board in the
eases OF the governor aud lieutenant
governor.
AFTER we had gone TO press Friday
we received dispatch from DIR. w. T.
GrissOm at Columbia, that boy had
Just arrived to bless the union OF Mr..
aud Mrs. James O. Grissom. Mrs. Girls
som Is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
Horton, of this county, and she aud her