Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-24
PERSONAL ANp SOCIETY GOSSIP.

with Mrs. G.. u. Cooper.
john BRIGHT, JR., Of Grays. spent
Sunday with homefolks here.
MRS. w. II. BRADY and children
went TO Louisville Saturday.
MIR. AND MRS. J. II. BAUGHMAN
spent several days Ia Louisville.
REV. 5. NJ. RANKIN continues quite
III. His pulpit was vacant Sunday.
Miss FRANCES SPooSAMoRE spent
several days with Mrs. Phil Price In
Richmond.
Mr.. JoE RICE went TO Louisville yes
terday aud his oretty wife Is in charge
of the depot.
Mrs. john ZIMMERMAN, Of Camel
ton. Ind. Is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Charles T.. Cox.
Miss HELEN THrRMoND went TO
Somerset Friday To visit her sister,
Mrs. John ). May.
MIR ANp Mrs Gro. u. WEAREN are
moving TO their new home near the
Presbyterian church.
MRs. r. u. HILL, OF Danville, who
has been visiting friends near her old
home. returned Friday.
Miss ALA BROWN, who has been
attending college here, returned 20 her
home At Mt. Vernon saturday.
Mrs. ~. r. ARBCCKLE, OF Rich
mond. was the guest OF the Misses
Paxton. returning from Lou isvisle.
Miss MARY ROBERTSON, Of Eliza
be,htoxa, was here saturday eu route
to Wilt Mrs. W Il. Cook 10 Garrard.
Mas. \. II SEVERANCE is extremely
M Of blood poisoning and pcretonitis,
but was somewhat better yesterday.
Mrs. wM. FIELDS. of Fayette. and
". G.. Lackey, of ST. Louis, arrived
sunday In time 70 see their mother
alive.
JOSEPH CoFFEY has sold his stock oil
goods at Livingston To G., w. Brooks
q Co, formerly OF Hazel Patch, aud
will move his family here.
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. Il. SIMPSON, of
Casey, have moved TO Miss Liccie Beaz
ley's cottage on Upper Main street
we WelcOilf Nnttl W Nht AbNHs
MIR. J. T. HAcKLEY proved that the
report that he was dead WAS lie by
appearing In town yesterday, LOOKING
b like anything else but corpse.
MIR. Joan RIGNEY, of Casey, brought
his daughter. Miss Anna Lee, here 70
take the train for Bowling G seen, where
she will enter the Southern Normal
School.
MISSES FANNIE THOMPSON and Jen-
ME Pettus and Master David Thomp-
sou, all OF the Preachersyilie section,
took the train here for Georgetown
Saturday to enter college.
MIR. WIN. STUART, Of Crab Orch
ard, VINO had an operation for cataract
OF the eve performed at the Joseph
Price Inhrmary, is doing nicely and
will soon be able Ia go home.
Miss EUDoRA AXTELLE, of Evans
tn. H., arrived Friday to succce ed Miss
Rith Ellerson at the College. Miss
Ellerson left for Williamsburg the
same day to take a special course.
EpIToR.LoUIs LANURAM, of Lancas-
ter, passed through TO Lexington sat
urday with Miss Ratha Bigelow, who
was returning N her home al Trenton,
Tenn. aiter.a visit 90 Mrs. Lanoram.
Mr.. SoMMERs LEE, advance uan oi
the Nat Reiss Co., arrived yesterday
aud tells US the troupe will open here
Thursday night in the five act military
comedy drama entitled, The Fur
Tough
ED JONES, Familiarity known az ia
dy," was u passenger on sunday I
Northbound passenger. he was vol
unteer in an Arkansas regiment, but
has been at Pineville since he was
mustered out.
JAMES T. MENEFEE will represent
Georgetown. College at the inter-colle-
giate oratorical contest at Winchester
Fob. 3rd. His subject will be, 1.-THE
Tell Tale. Heart and Ashby Warren
who is training him for the OCCASION II
getting him in fine trim.
SUPT. j. |. MCKINNEY Is In big luck
He won for the l.. a n. a damage SUI
for SlOO 600 and secured four out OF II
premiums offered on the 20 division
for the best division. The Mobile q
Montgomery division showsthe bighes
percentage, Sl.62, the next highest be
inc the first division and main steu
which.is sl.3s.
MIR. AND MRS. G.. ), SHELF
brought their little son, Steele, to IN
Joseph Price lnfrmary TO have o.
spinal column Strengthened A Ia
threw il out of plumb and makes hi
stoop shouidered. He was placed In
plaster of Paris mould, in which
will be kept for six months, after who
he will have To wear leati er cors
for a long time.
HARDWARE aud Tools OF every q
scrintion al Warren * Shanl o..