The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-02-01
PERSONALS.


Saturday.
Born. to the wife Of Sterling Curtis,
a daughter.
The aged Mrs. Elizabeth Higgins
continues quite sick.
Mas. A. II. SEVERANCE visited her
father at Richmond.
MRS. LucIEDA GRINsTEAD spent sew
eral days in Danville.
ROBERT WHITE drew the beautiful
silver set at Shugars n Tanners.
l.. wEAREs HUGHES, Of Louisville
spent Sunday with his mother here.
Mr.. ID. NJ. V. STEPHENSON and wife.
OF Richmond. visited his sister here.
WE had a pleasant call Saturday
from Mrs. Doeia b. Gooeh, OF Mehin-
ney.
MISS MATTE DlNwIDpIE. Of Louis
willie. is with her homefolks at Huston
willie.
MRS. J. r. CuMMINs and little Ida
spent Saturday with Crab Orchard rel
atives.
MISS BESSIE MARKsBuRY. OF Har-
rodsburg. is the guest Of Miss Luella
White.
Miss FASNIE BRIGHT, OF blooming
ton. Ill, is the guest Of Miss Lizzie
Bright
MISS MARY LEE OWENS. Of Hubble.
has been the guest Of Mrs. II. Rowan
Saufey. t..
Mn. r. II. BArsos and family. Of
Lancaster. were here for short while
Saturday.
Mr.. joe GooDE. who was severely
burned few weeks ago, is getting
along nicely.
Mr.. john DUNCAN. of Lancaster,
was the guest Of his sister. Mrs. Char
lotte Warren.
MISSES PEARL HAMPTON and Jessie
Lee Phillips spent Saturday with Ian
caster friends.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. |. HAMILTON are in
Rolling Fork. Miss. for a week. Lam
caster Record
MISSES SUSIE AND MARY COOLEY, OF
Lexington. are with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Cooley.
REV. r. r. NOEL spent several days
with his daughters, Misses Mary and
Gertrude. in Danville.
Mr.. ]. II. McAusTER arrived from
Way. Miss. Friday night, to be with
his wife. who is i'll Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. NJ. RAISEs and lit
tie daughter. Margaret, Of Lebanon.
are guests.of Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Kin
caid.
Mr.. W. S. FIsH's family has joined
him from Paint Lick and they now oc-
cupy the O'Bannon cottage on Laness-
ter street.
Mr.. W. S.iFIsB, Of the Mahony q
Fish Insurance Co Of stanford, was
here Monday looking after insurance -
Liberty News.
MISS SoTIE ALcoRN. OF the faculty
of the School for the Deaf at Danvilie.
spent Saturday land Sunday with the
homefoks. there.
MRS. w. S. IBEAzLEY and children,
who have been visiting relatives here
and at Lancaster, have returned to
their home at. Los Angeles.
Mr.. sup. stage, Of Lexington,
sends us 81 forihis |. j. to jan, 1911,
and asks that his paper be changed to
1852 East,High street. that city.
Mas. s. j. TATEM. the Crab Orchard
milliner, was. onlFriday's train return
ing from Louisville. where she bought
lots Of spring midsummer millinery.
MRS. JoBN:W. Basin, Of Pittsburg.
passed through last week en- route to
Muhlenburg county to visit her hus-
band. who has large coal interests
there.
PROF. ]. w. IRELAND and family are
moving to rooms at the College. Mr..
A. II. Severance will occupy the house
they vaeate. having bought the place
some weeks ago
Mr.. j. T. PoRTMAN and family have
moved to Chicago from Louisville and
are at home at 1892 lie Moyne street,
where they say they will always be glad
to see their Lincoln county friends.
REV. r. b. MAHoNY left Friday for
Florida to spend few weeks. with the
hope of regaining his health. In his
absence Mr.. w. $. Fish, his partner,
and Mr.. Eph ID. Pennington. the office
man. will look after the interests Of the
insurance brm Of Mahony n Fish.