The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-08-13
PERSONALS.

MISS JEAN PATRICK went 10 the Lex
ington fair yesterday.
BROOKS BARKER is back from a visit
TO friends at Bellevue.
MRS. ID. II. BREcK. Of Richmond, is
with Mrs. W. A. Tribble.
REV. w. S. GRissTEAD. Of Versailles,
is with his daughter here.
Miss Ina MooRB has returned from
q visit to Lexington friends.
MEsDAMEs LOUISE AND c. +. TATE
are at Crab Orchard Springs.
s. J. EMERY and Robt. Woods are
attending the Harrodsburg fair.
MRS. JUDITH CHESTNUT. Of Rockcas-
tie, Is visiting Mrs. W. !. Herrin.
MEssRs. W. W. HAYS and c. +. Tate
are attending the Lexington fair.
MRs. N. NJ. STONE returned from a
protracted stay in the West yesterday.
MEssRs. T. b. HANsosDs and w.
II. Shanks were at Liberty this week.
Mr.. W. A. NoAKEs. Of Chester. Va.
is visiting his sister. Mrs. J. II. Wren.
Mr.. LYNN PYATT, Of Lexington.
spent several days with Mckinney
friends.
Miss SUSIE THOMPSON, OF Mt. Yer.
non. il with her sister, Mrs. l.. X.
Hughes
MISSES MARY HIGGiSs and Josephine
HAYDEN are with Miss Mary McRoberts
at Danville.
JUDGE W. l.. DAWSON is at Crab
Orchard Springs recuperating from his
Eastern trip.
Mr.. SINE DuDDERAR was here yes
terday. He Is a full-feged knight OF
the grip now.
MRS. +. 7. PENCE and handsome lit
tie son. Lynn Pence, are at Crab Or
chard Springs.
Miss MATTE HAYs'OwsLEY. Of Co
Ia mbus. Ga. spent several days with
relatives here.
Mr.. NJ. l.. MARcUM. Of Stanford.
was n pleasant caller at this office.
Somerset Journal.
MRS. MARY CHAR will go to Somer-
set next week to visit her daughter.
Mrs. X. Robinson.
MISS FRANCES METcALF, Of Boyle.
was passenger on Wednesdays train
en- route 20 Pineville.
Mr.. jim MYERS and family. of Jelli-
co, Tenn. are the guest Of Mrs. Reu-
ben Milton, of Rowland.
MRS. MARY BRoNAUGH returned 10
Crab Orchard yesterday. after spend
ing a few days with friends here.
MRS. I. c. Brown and Miss Ellen
Murphy left yesterday for Seattle to
attend the great exposition. Advocate.
MISSES LEoNoRA AND LUCILLE Hou-
RIGAN. of Marion county, returned with
Miss Stella Ripley and are her guests.
MRS. WOODS JONES spent some time
with her parents in the West End. Her
daughter. Miss Mae Jones, is with them
now.
Mr.. s. C. KING. Of Ensley, Ala. is
with Crab Orchard friends. Mr.. King
is one Of the youngest bank cashiers in
the South.
MEspAMEs c. I. DORSEY. of Louis
vile, and 7. s. Robinson, of Nashville,
are with Judge W. l.. Dawson and Mrs.
Elmer Eads.
Miss PlLINE HOOKER and Master
Jesse Hooker are in Lexington attend
ing the fair. Mr.. J. s. Hooker accom-
Pohtco WYNN
REV. X. b. MAHoNY 10 at Martins
vile, Ind. for his health and Miss Ma
rie Mahony Is running his insurance Of
fee in his stead.
Mr.. j. C. WELLS, who has a good
position with the Cumberland Telephone
Co. at Knoxville, was a passenger on
W ednesday's Southbound train.
MISS LIZZIE BRIGHT. of Stanford.
who has been with her brother. John
Bright, for the past month, returned to
her home yesterday. Somerset Times,
MRS. JOSIE RANEY, Of West Airing
ton, Md. who was badly hurt by being |
thrown from her buggy at Mr.. G. n.
Jones some two weeks ago, Is rapidly |
improving.
MISSES MATTE TRIBBLE and Julia
Higgins, Of Richmond, were here We'd
nesday between trains en- route to Crab |
Orchard Springs and were guests Of
Mrs G. G. Perry.
Mr.. VIRGIL KINNAIRD and sisters,
Misses Angie and Patsye kinnaird, Of
Lancaster, were over In their auto
Wednesday evening. They were guests
os the Misses Cooper.
MRS. j. +. CASH returned from Es-
till Springs Tuesday and has been quite
in since. Rev. ]. W. Hagin and fam.
lily, who have been at the Springs for
some 10 days, returned with Mrs. Cash
and are with relatives here.
MRS. ELIZA A. BLAIN chaperoned the
following young people to the Lexing-
ton fair yesterday: Miss Annie Louis and
Catherine Gentry. Lyles Cooper, Mary
Elizabeth Mckinney. Annie d. McRob-
srts, Lucy Lee Walton and Master