The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-11-02
PERSONALS.

MRS. X. NJ. NEwLAsD is i'll.
Mn. A. T. NUsNELLEY spent several
days in Louisville.
Mr.. AsHBY M. WARREN was up from
Louisville Sunday.
MISS PAULINE Hooker is visiting rel
atives in Lancaster.
Mr.. CoLEY ANDERSON. Of Pulaski.
paid this office n call yesterday.
JAMES r. CuMNIss spent Sunday and
Yesterday in Lexington on business.
CHARLIE SAMuELs is up from Somer-
set to work on the new courthouse.
CABBELL WOODS spent several days
in Lexington with relatives last week.
MRS. MATTE MENUS is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. J. +. Buck. at Gilberts
Creek.
WALTER PERKINS, Of Garrard, spent
Sunday with his sister. Mrs. ]. c. Eu-
banks.
MISS SUSIE THOMPSON. of Mt. Yer
non, is with her sister, Mrs. l.. II.
Hughes.
MISSES KATIE CAss and Elizabeth
Tharpe, OF Brodhead, were guests Of
Mrs. l.. b. Hilton.
MAS. BEDELL CHANCELLOR is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. M. +.
Pruitt, at Burnside.
MEspAMEs T. p. HILL and Julia +.
Chase leave to day TO visit their sisters
at Mckinney. Texas.
MISS EDNA CAMsITz, Of Hustonville,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Walter
Vanarsdall. Advocate.
Mr.. w. II. HIGGINS spent several
days in Cincinnati and attended the
great Vehicle Association.
THIS Office had a substantial call
Saturday from Messrs. Wilson and Eli
Estes. of the Eubanks section.
Mr.. X. G. DENNY. OF Manhattan,
Nevada, is with his relative. Mr.. W. p.
Owens, in the Shelby City section.
Mr.. SAMUEL WEAVER and wife. Of
Bronston, have been guests Of the fam
lilies Of Messrs. }. ID. and Sam Eads.
Mr.. 4. 7. PENCE. JR.. attended the
convention Of the Tri-State vehicle
and Implement Dealers Association in
Cincinnati.
MRs. ]. w. AcroN. of Kingsville,
came over Friday after her bright lit
tie son. Hul-cee. who is attending
school here.
MRS. W. A. BzAzLEy and Miss Lizzie
Beazley, Of Los Angeles. Calf, were
on Fridays train en- route TO Lancaster
TO visit relatives.
Mr.. w. b. Moss was over from Lam
caster Friday to bring to the train his
daughter. Mrs. Bailey, who lives at
Pennington Gap. Va.
MISS CATHERINE HARRIS. who is with
her grandparents at Lancaster and at
tending school there. spent few days
with her father. Mr.. J. X. Harris.
DIR. NJ. N. PHILLIPS. Of Stanford,
and Beans !Collier. of Crab Orchard.
were made Royal Arch Masons here
Monday night. Mt. Vernon Signal.
Mr.. ]. C. GooDE. of the Farmers
National Bank, has gone to Pine Knot
TO work as cashier Of the Pine Knot
Bank for while.-Somerset Journal.
A GOOD picture Of Master James
Helm Engleman, handsome little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Engleman, APP
peared in the Louisville Times some
days ago.
Mr.. ]. l.. .HEAD and daughters.
Misses Lucy and May Head. OF Pulaski.
are with Mrs. J. II. Bustle. Mr.. George
A. Waddle and wife, also Of that county.
have been guestsiat the Bustle home
MEssRs. CHARLES PFEiFFER and
George C. Minor. president and vice
president Of the Fischer-L Leaf Stove
Co., Of Louisville, spent Sunday with
ths family Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. va
ger.
c. w. JOHNSON, wife and son, Of
Fleming county. and G. w. Ellington
and wife, Of Nicholas couny, passed
through Saturday to visit their sister,
Mrs. W. A. Beal, and fox hunt on the
Cook farm.
Miss ANNE BRoNAUGH. our popular
stenographer, visited. home-folks in
Crab Orchard Sunday. She was ac-
companied by Lettie and Virginia, the
little daughters of Mrs. Lottie Pugh. -
London Democrat.