Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

visiting a friend In winchester.
MIss,MATTIE MENEFEE Is visiting
friends in Hustonville this week.
REV. II. w. CLELASp, OF Azusa, Cal.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Eastland
Miss BESSIE BURNSIDE, OF Garrard
was the guest Of Miss Pearl Burnsld c,
Mrs. MARY COCHRAN Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. II. Bailey, In Mercer
Mr.. $. c. LACREY, OF Harrodsburg
Is visiting his father, Hon. G. A. Lack
ey.
Miss lsABELLA BAILEY IL In Wood.
ford county visiting the Misses Wing.
ate.
MIR. AND Mrs. II. c. BAUGnMAN
came down from Hustonvillc 10 the cir
Gus.
Mrs MARGARET Woops, OF Gar
rard, is with her daughter, Mrs. j. c.
Have
Mrs. MATTE CURD GIBSON, OF Will
liamsburg, Is visiting her many friends
here.
Miss JULIA HIGGISs, Richmond
beauty, is with MIR. aud Mrs. w. H..
Higgins.
Miss STELLA RIPLEY, who has been
visiting In ST Louis, IL expected home
tomorrow.
Mrs G.. ID. MCCoLLUM, OF Junction
City. has been visiting relatives at
Crab Orchard.
Mrs. CLEO BROWN, OF Mt. Vernon,
spent several days with her brother,
Mr.. NJ. &. Williams.
MIR. ALF G. SHELBY Is back from
the Klondike with a big roll. lie will
return In the spring.
Hon. HARVEY HELM IL out after a
two weeks seige with malaria, the first
sickness he ever had.
Mrs. ALICE RICHARDSON YANTIs.
OF Hustonville, is visiting relatives
hero. Somerset Paragon.
Miss RACHEL ALLISON returned to
Lexington yesterday, her sister, Mrs.
Mary Burch, having recovered.
Mas. NJ. }. MILLER and Mrs. w. u.
Walton and children are spending
week or two AT Crab Orchard Springs
CASHIER J. S. GRIMES, OF Elizabeth
town, spent several days with his
brothers and sisters at the old home.
stead.
Mrs. +. w. ALLEN and children
went over 10 Lexington yesterday To
visit relatives, while her husband is In
Missouri.
CAPT. PETER c. RESAKER, one of
the cleverest conductors on the L. * n,
has gone with his wife 10 Rock Castle
Springs to spend several weeks.
MRS. }. G. HORTON Is III OF malaria
poisoning aud DR.. Bailey and her
daughter, Miss Callle Horton, OF this
Office. were sent for this morning.
Mis-. MAT COHEN and daughter, OF
Richmond, and Mrs. J, A. Cohen, of
Versailles, who are staying at Crab |
Orchard Springs, were here yeste rday.
Hon. }. a. MITCHELL aud family, Of
Bowling Green, are visiting Mr.. and |
Mrs. II. II. Grow, near Shelby City. |
Mr.. Mitchell Is a prominent attorney. |
MIKE OwsLEY has issued invitations
u a Watermelon Fete at Walnut Flat,
Wednesday evening, In honor of Misses
Gertrude and Harriet Pettus, OF Louis
vile, and Miss Linda Miller.
WHILE working on the tin roof Of
Mrs. smiths house on the Lancaster
pike the other day, ]. Il. Jones, the
timer, was overcome with heat, and
was laid up for repairs several days.
Miss OLIVE WooDsoN, after spend
ing the summer with Miss Fannie
Shanks and making hosts OF friends
here aud in neighboring towns, left
yesterday for her home In Kansas City.
Mr.. T.. II. SLOWER, of Knoxville, ar
rived yesterday and while this Is being |
printed he aud Miss Matte Dunlap
Hopper are being bound In the holy 1
bonds OF matrimony, until death shall I
part
Miss LINDA MILLER will entertain ,
this afternoon from TO I in honor OF
the Misses Pettus, when ladies only are
invited, In the evening the gentlemen
are expected TO meet the young ladies
and number OF others. {
THE Advocate has this distressing
item; Miss Josephine REID, daughter
of MIR. Forestus Reid, who went east
with Mr.. All. Robertson's party, has
typhoid fever In New York City. Her I
aunt, Mrs. Mary Bowman, is with her.
MEssRs. NJ. @. SAUFLEY, II. @. War
rem, S. ii. Helm, X. G. Denny, j. H.
ID. F. Logan, }. NJ. Alver-
son. Rowan Sauney and others went to
TO hear Goebel and Blacx-
burn and returned full OF enthusiasm.