The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-10-12
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
JAMES BRADY is elerking for s. Gold
stein.
MISS Ln.LE MARTIN Is with Somer-
set relatives.
Mr.. STAMP TuRPIs went to Lexing-
ton Saturday.
Paor. J. C. CHEEK. Of Danville, was
here Saturday.
On. C. A. Cox, of Jonesboro. Tenn.
was here last week.
Mr.. ID. c. ALLEN is very III at his
home near Hustonville.
MRS. r, c. SANpIDGE. Of the West
End. visited friends here.
MAS. W. b. o'BASsoS visited Mrs.
w. T. West at Lancaster
Mr.. T.. Is. DEsHAM left Saturday for
n business trip to the mountains.
Mas. BETTE CALDWELL is with rela-
tiyes in the waynesburg section.
MRS. ID. J. RIGsBY. Of the East End.
who has been very III. is improving
Hon. GEO. +. STONE. Of Danville,
WAS here on legal business last week.
A SON has arrived at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Spoonamore-Geo. d. Jr.
Mas. s. NJ. SAuFLEy and son, Shell
ton M. Jr., returned TO Frankfort FRI
day.
Mr.. JAMES PHILLIPS has gone to
1sckaon. Mich, TO look at concrete
machine.
JUDGE GEORGE NJ. DAWSON is back
from Petoskey. Mich much improved
in health.
Mr.. AND MRS. BEN Il. McRoBERrs'
of Terhune. Ind. are visiting relatives
in this and Boyle county.
MISSES ETHEL AND SALLiE MAY
SEARS, of Louisville, are with Misses
Jennie and Martha Wren.
MRS. MARY ADAMS returned Friday
from a visit TO her daughter, Mrs. H.
w. Keenon, at Hsrrodsburg.
Mr.. JONES BAuGHsAs and wife, oil
the West End. spent Sunday with Mr..
M. s. Baughman and family.
Mr.. T.. p. OwsLEY is up from Co
lumbus, Ca. to see his father. DIR. D.
b. Owsiey, who continues Ill.
DIR. G. G. PERRY and family have Ia
ken rooms over W. II. Higgins store
and are comfortably domiciied
Mn. AND MRS. S. II. ALDRiDGE. oil
Hyattsyille, are spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stone.
MISS MATTE McCLARY left Saturday
for Indianapolis, where she will again
teach in the School for the Deaf.
MFspAMEs MATTE AND J. b. MENUS
spent a few days with the former g
daughter, Mrs. J. f. Buck. at Gilberts
Creek.
MRS. S. }. TATEM. the Crab Orchard
milliner, was in the cities last week
buying fall and winter ready-to wear
hats, etc.
DIR. AND MRS. W. II. CuNDIFF have
moved from Somerset to Worley, Whit
ley county, where the doctor has been
engaged rs mine surgeon.
MEssRs. HENRY WELLS and George
Lyme. Of Crab Orchard. left Monday
for Mayfield as delegates to the Grand
Lodge meeting Of Odd Fellows.
s. II. GoocH. the tie inspector for
the New York Central lines. Is at home
after ssip to Cleveland and other
northern cities. = Somerset Times.
Mr.. GIBBS, whose home Is in Buffalo.
but who has been in business In the
Philippines for some time. 10 the guest
of Mise NELLIE Hopper at Hustonville.
Mrs. s. ID. hartley very elegantly
entertained ut a card party Friday
afternoon. About 20 couples were
present and thoroughly enjoyed the &C.
casion.
MEssRs. G. T. BALLARD. j. Z. Rob
inson, Steve Carrier. A. ID. Ford. T.
Il. Robinson, C. A. Robinson. ]. o.
Bogie, T. A. Elkin. Carlton Elkin and
others were here!from Garrard yester-
day.
MRS. WILL PETTus and children. who
have been visiting l.. A. Pettus and
family, have returned to their home at
Wilmore. r. II. Pettus was in Green
wood Monday and TUESDAY Somerset
Journal.
JUDGE NJ. C. SAUFLEY left Saturday
for Tu lisa, Okla. where he will repre-
sent the administrator of the late Lewis
Y. Leayell, Of Garrsrd. in . big land
suit. He was: accompanied by Attor-
nsy L. L. Walker, of.Lancsstsr.