The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16
You Will See Fresh Things.

n. G. Lutes attended the Lexington
fair last week
J Miss Bertha Mcclure is visiting in
/ Crab Orchard
Mrs. George r. Hardin, OF Bellevue,
Ky, is the guest Of Mr.. ~ l.. Stone
and family.
Mr.. Harold r. Saufley, OF New Or
leans, attended the funeral OF his kins.
man, Judge saufley.
Rev. J. w. Hoskins and Rev. r. r.
Noel are at Hustonville attending the
Baptist Convention.
Miss Annie Myers, OF West End is
the guest Of her sister Mrs. II. @.
Lutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cakes and little
daughter Geneva spent last week with
relatives in Lancaster.
Mr.. J. II. Hankla, OF Junction City,
has been at Elixir Springs in Casey
county for several days taking treat.
rnent for rheumatism.
Miss Ella Mae Saunders, who has
been visiting the family Of Mr.. Bland
ballard in Danville has returned
home.
Mrs. Phelps Cobb is entertaining
the following guests: Misses Lucille
Cooper. Stella Ripley, Mary Warren,
Josephine Warren and Sophia Alcorn,
OF stanford - Danville Advocate.
DR.. A. r. Daugherty, and wife, of
bloomington, ILL.,, Miss Mantle OF the
same place. Mrs. Frank Privett, OF
Lexington, and Mrs. J. s. Harris, OF
Knoxville, were the guests OF Miss
Mollie Daugherty here last week.
Turner Carpenter the young son of
Mr.. andl Mrs. Adam Carpenter, is III
of typhoid fever at his home near
Moreland
Mrs. Newman Birk and children,
from Greensboro, came today to be
the guest OF her brother Mr.. J. W.
Baughman.
Rev. Alfred Higgins is at home with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. HI,
gins.
Mr.. W o. Martin and Mr.. Barney
Tanner, OF Stanford, spent yesterday
afternoon in Danville. Last night
they left for Lexington where 1iey
will spend a few days az the fair.
Mr.. Martin who is a native of Per
ryville is engaged in the dry goods
business in stanford. He and Mr..
Thomas Humble, also of Perryville,
compose the firm.-Danville Advo-
cate.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Holtzclaw OF
Walnut Flat, had as their guest last
week Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Dudderar
and handsome son, Of Anderson, Ind,
Mr.. and Mrs. w, {. Holtzclaw, OF Cow
ington, and Miss Wayne Holtzclaw,
OF Gilberts Greek, Mr.. g. b. Beau
mont. Of New York City, spent Sun
day with his sister Mrs. w. j. Holtz-
CLAW.
Little Miss Lucille ireland celebrat-
ed the second anniversary OF her
birthday Friday afternoon ae the
home of her parents on Main street
The spacious lawn was quite a pref
~ scene when all the little company
arrived and scattered over II playing
their numerous little games. Refresh
ments were served on the lawn, the
tables being decked with boquets OF
golden glow and other flowers. Seat
ell at the hostess table beautiful with
the birthday cake, holding two little
pink candles, in the center OF II were
Misses Mary Blain Foster, Georgia
Wyay, Master Shelton Saufley, Jr..
and the hostess Miss Lucille Ireland.
Favors at each plate were tiny little
dolls and pigs. This little hostess is
very bright and popular and was re-
nembered with many gifts and ex-
LTessions Of good wishes. Among
the guests were
Elsie Coleman, Bette Perry, Mar
garet Shanks, Georgia Wray, Annette
Wray, Mary Blain Foster, Nancy
Katherine Mckinney, Frances Tate,
Josephine Moore, Eta Bruce Baugh-
man, Sophia Saundrs, Efie Withers
McClary, Anna ID. Mcho6eris, Jessie
Lee Phillips, Katherine Murphy Joan
Ballou, Elizabeth Carter, Marjorie
Ballou, Pearl Embry, Lucille Walker,
Harvey Embry, George Fleece Farris,