The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-05-14
PERSONALS.

Mr.. J. c. McCLARY is in Louisville.
Miss ANNIE ID. McRoBERTs Ia quite
sick.
JUDGE. }. W. ALcoRs continues to
improve.
Mr.. w. NJ. DUNCAN is threatened
with fever.
Mr.. RICHARD CoBB is at Richmond
on business.
MRS. o. p. HUFFMAN visited her sons
in Danville this week.
Miss JOAN MOUNT. of Lancaster. il
with Mrs. II. J. MeRoberts.
MRS. l.. X. HUGHES visited the home
folks at Mt. Vernon this week.
Miss LUCINDA LUTEs, Of Hustonville
Is the guest of Miss Bessie Hill.
Miss MARIE MAHosY is attending the
Baptist Convention in Louisville.
REV. J. MURRAY TAYLOR is at the
Baptist Convention in Louisville.
I IT Is now almost certain that WIN.
frey NJ. Duncan has typhoid fever.
A HANDSOME little son has arrived u
bless the union Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hill
DIR. +. J. Brown went 20 Barbour
vile Wednesday on professional BUSH
ness.
Mr.. john N. HALE and wife. OF Mem
phis. are with his mother. Mrs. Woodie
Hale.
Mn. JoE HOLMAN and wife, Of Mo-
bile. Ala. are with Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Holman.
Miss ZoRA BAUGH will be at home
this week from Union College at Bar.
bourville.
REV. X. II. MAHoSY. J. o. Reid and
welch Rochester went to Louisville
yesterday.
CAswEIL SAUFLEY spent few days
with his sister. Mrs. T. S. Webb. Jr.,
in Knoxville.
MRS. woopIE JONES and children are
moving to rooms in the home Of Mrs.
Annie Newland.
Miss LA HoLDAs arrived from Chi
cago Tuesday to visit her father. Mr..
James F. Holdam.
MRS II. Rowan SAUFLEY and little
son viii leave Tuesday for Pueblo,
Colorado. to visit her father.
Mr.. GEORGE Ely has been i'll for
some time. T. N. AIdridge is working
in his place at Beazley Bros. stable.
MRS. T. ID. NEwLASD, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. A. Il. Elkin. has re-
turned 10 Stanford Louisville Times.
News comes from Millersburg that
Mr.. Sanford NJ. Allen. who has been
very III. is able to be out. His friends
here are glad Of his recovery.
Mr.. I. W. FISH and family. of Crab
Orchard, KY. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. W. ID. Newland, Of 1923 Vigo
street. -Vincennes. Ind, Capital.
MEspAMEs Z. J. BROWN. j. +. Hol-
dam, J. +. Cummins and 7. w. Jones
and Miss Mollie Daugherty are attend
ing the Baptist Convention in Louis
Vile.
Mas J.'w. MARS. of Campbellsville.
VINO has been with Mrs. NJ. ID. Elmore,
went up to Livingston Wednesday to
visit her daughter. Mrs. l.. NJ. Wester-
field.
MEsDAMEs ANNIE ENGLEMAN and
Susan Yeager and Misses Sue Taylor
and Mamie Woods Engleman will go to
Ashland to-day to visit the Misses
Kitchen.
Mr.. JAMES I. HAMILTON and wife. Of
Lancaster, passed through yesterday.
returning from Louisville. where the
former underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
mr.. J. C. WELLS, formerly of Crab
Orchard, is now general manager and
superintendent Of the Harlan Telephone
Co., with headquarters at Harlan. He
orders the |. J. sent him there.
Mr.. NJ. G. REYNOLDS. Vice President
of the Eubank Farmers Telephone Co.,
paid US a call yesterday. He was on
his way to Cumberland River with two
or three friends for brief fishing trip.
Somerset Journal
j. NJ. HoLTzcLAw. Of Abbeyville.
Kansas. in renting for his paper. says
that fruit is most all killed and that
corn planting is barely begun. Wheat,
he SAYS, Ia selling at $l.35 and corn at |
IS. 25. Land 10 advancing. q good deal
managing hands at SIS to 500.