The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-03-04
PERSONALS.

THE sick are all improving.
JAS. BAUGHMAN TRAYLoR is very
sick.
Miss BERTHA JACKSON is with Lon
don friends.
MISS MARY MOTLEY is with Louis.
vile relatives.
MRS. n. b. SMITH is very III with
stomach trouble.
JOE Cook, little son Of J. S. Turpin.
has been very III.
Carr. JoE LYNN COREY. of Frank
fort, IL here with his family.
r. N. WARE, OF Rowland. visited his
sister, Mrs. y. +. Blankenship.
MIR. W. p. DfcKEY. Of Louisville, is
with his brother. Rev. J. j. Dickey.
MRS. N. v. SIGLER. Of Crab Orchard,
Is registered at the Campbell House.
MRS. w. s. WARREN continues very
in. Her husband is also very feeble.
Mr.. W. l. WILLIAMS. OF Lancaster,
was here TO see Judge SauAey Tuesday.
BEN HARDIN. Of London. was here
Monday night returning from Monticel-
10.
REV. X. b. MAHosY and daughter,
Miss Marie. spent yesterday at Lancas-
ter.
Mr.. AND mrs. john l.. GRUMPY. Of
Lebanon, were guests Of Mrs. Louise
Tate.
MEspAmEs LUCINDA GRINsTEAD and
]. W. ireland spent several days in
Danville.
Mr.. AND MRS. LEWIS Ross. Of Gar
rard. were guests Of Mr.. w. s. Fish
and family.
LITTLE MARY BURKE. who has beer
III Of typhoid fever and whooping cough,
is much better.
Mrs. y. +. BLASKESsHlP and Mrs.
Lee Turpln were guests Of Mrs. NJ. c.
Turpin at Hubble.
MISSES MARY AND JANE TAMME are
visiting friends and relatives at Spring
field and Perryville.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. y. NEIGHBoRs, OF
Louisville. spent Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs. W. X. Warner.
Mas. s. b. BARTLEY attended the
burial ut Paris Wednesday Of her grand
mother, Mrs. Ss!lie Moore.
MRS. Z. J. BROWN and son. Prescott.
went to Maretsburg Tuesday TO see the
formers sister. who is very III.
MRS. J. b. BouRs and pretty daugh.
ter, Miss Alleen Bourn. Of Lancaster,
were guests Of Mrs. w. X. Warner.
Nh. JOHN TEnPLEnIRE. Of Pleasant
Green, No., has been the guest Of Miss
Lucy O. Massey. OF the Mckinney Sec
ton.
MISS MINNIE STRAuB has returned
from the cities, where she purchased
extensively Of Spring and Simmer mil
linery.
Mr.. MORRIS NJ. PERKINS is in Gin
cinnati buying stacks Of spring anc
summer goods for W. Z. Perkins, thu
hustIing Crab Orchard merchant.
MRS. s. M. SAuFLEy and Mastel
shelton Marshall Saufiey arrived frou
Frankfort Tuesday night. The hus
band and father will join them abou
March II.
News comes from Morrow. Ga, thai
a little daughter has arrived at thu
home Of DIR. and Mrs. j. b. Smith. Th'
mother was the pretty Miss Gertrude
Gooeb, Of the Mckinney section Of Thu
county.
REV. r. r. NOEL left Wednesda,
nirht for Lafollette, Tenn, to attend
the burial Of his granddaughter, littl'
Resble. the two year-old daughter Of
Mr.. Marshall Noel. The child died o
pneumonia.
M. CHARLES J. MARKS, Of Yves
Covington. is here soliciting subscrip
tons TO Frank Leslie's Magazine. Mr.
Marks is an old printer and is great
grandson Of Richard Money, the frs
printer Dublin, ireland. ever had. HI
showed us the first Frank Leslie eve
published. II bears the date of Dec
Is. 1855.
Tue many Danville friends Of Attor
new George b. Sauhey, Of Stanford
will be pleased TO learn that he is grad
ually recovering from severe at
tack Of typhoid fever. Col. George D
Weatherford had as his guests for tn
Masonic banquet Friday night the fol
icwing gentlemen from Hustonville