The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-06-25
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
MRS. ID. NJ. ANDERSON is very Ill.
MRS. CICERO REYNOLDS is very sick.
MRS. b. ID. CARTER visited relatives
in Boyle.
Mas. II. C. BAuGHMAS is somewhat
improved.
MRS. KATE MILLER is at home from
Pittsburg.
DIR. W. N. CRAIG went up to Middles-
boro Wednesday.
MISS v. PEARL ALDRIDGE Is with
Garrard county relatives.
T.J. HILL. JR., was at Lily on
legal business Wednesday.
Mr.. RICHARD COBB went up to Rich
mond Tuesday on business.
Mr.. GEORGE S. CARPENTER has re-
turned from n tour OF Texas.
MRS. J. W. IRELAND and Miss Lucille
Ireland visited friends in Boyle.
MISS JANE GARMAs left Wednesday
TO visit relatives at Burkesville.
Mss LoRETTo FIRTH, Of Brodhead.
ia with Miss Roberta o'Bannon.
Mr.. NJ. G. REYNOLDS, Of Pulaski.
has been in town for Several days.
DIR. l.. b. Cook is confined to his bed
by n severe attack Of rheumatism.
MRS. ApEtIA WOODS and Miss Min
ME Woods are visiting al Paint Lick.
MISSES BERNIE AND MARY LEAR, Of
Carrard. are with Miss Bessie fantis.
FAYErTE WILKINSON, of Richmond
was here with his parents Wednesday.
MRS. G. G. PERRY and son, lgo. spent
several days at Richmond with rela'
tives.
Mr.. T.. 2. woops went TO Cincinnati
Tuesday to have his eyes treated by a
specialist. 49,,
Mr.. JOHN BRIGHT. wife and child
ren NJ Somerset, are with his home
folks here.
HARRY JACOBS, the Mckinney mon
ument man, is at Lancaster dong some
work in his line.
MRS. +. l.. CARTWRIGHT and Miss
Mary Cartwright. of Louisville, are at
Olympian Springs.
MRS. X. ROBINSON and sons, Henry
and Ador. Of Somerset, are visiting rel
atives in this county.
MRS. WILLIAM AYREs, Of Pineville.
was here to see Mrs. Pattie Denny.
who continues very III.
MISSES BESSIE FowLE and Salens
Routon are spending the week with
friends in Lebanon Junction.
MISS SUSAN FISHER WOODS will give
n parcel shower for Miss Tevis Carpen'
ter at her home this afternoon
Mr.. J. II. BROWNING. of Livingston
n good friend and patron Of this paper
was n substantial caller Tuesday.
MRS. T. ID. NEwLAsD and Miss Jen'
ME Newland have returned from visit
to Mrs. l.. C. Kelley at orlinda. Tenn
MRS. ]. l.. DUNCAN and son. j. L.
Duncan. Jr., Of Toledo. o.. are with
her parents, Ed. and Mrs. Joseph Bal
lou.
Mn. G. w. GREATHoUsE was here
Wednesday soliciting funds for the
Baptist Theological Seminary in Louis
vile. -,
Mas. ]. ID. EADs and Master Ulmont
will return home Saturday from wayne
county. where they have been visiting
friends for the past month. :.
Mr.. ]. r. NuNSELLEY and wife, Oh
Fort Worth. Texas, are here to see his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. 7. Nunnelley'
both of whom are improving.
JUDGE ]. W. ALcoRs left wednesday
for Indianapolis to be treated by
specialist. He has been doing splendid
lv since his recent severe illness.
LITTLE Misses Mary Edna and Ber-
nice Arnold, of Dsnville. are spending
the week with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. s. Wigham at Moreland-
Mr.. A. r. WALLACE left this week
IN take the position Of assistont super
jntendent in the office Of the Kentucky |
Central Accident 4 Life Insurance Co.
at Barbourville.
Mr.. AND MRS. s. ID. hartley, who
have been visiting in Crawfordsyille.
Ind. were very delightfully."- entertain
ed by the widow of Gov. Henry S. Lane
at her home Friday last.
MRS. SUE X. TAYLOR and children.
Miss Margaret and Zack. Of Augusta.
Kansas, who have been at her old home
at Dunnville for the past month, were
here Tuesday on her way home. Last
October she was called here on account
OF the death of her brother, r. s. Rec
tor and this time 10 be at the funeral Of
her mother. Mrs. J. N. Rector. lib
srty News.