The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-02-08
PERSONALS.


sick.
Miss PEACHE BAUGHMAN is III with
typhoid fever.
MRS. BoHoS CAMPBELL is with her
mother in Lancaster.
MRS J. II. MCALIsTER and Mr.. W..
w. Hays continue very Ill.
Mr.. Il. NJ. leo. of Richmond. visite d
his sister, Mrs. g. G. Perry.
Mr.. l.. NJ. REID. of Hustonville, was
here with friends Saturday.
ATTORNEY GEO. B. SAUFLEY contin-
ues very III Of typhoid fever.
Miss DoLIIE McRoBERTs spent Sat
urday with Richmond relatives.
MEssRs. J. T. AND w c. Brown. Of
waynesburg. were callers yesterday.
]. Il. PERKINS, Of Waynesburg. drop
ped in Saturday and subscribed for the
I. J.
MISS GooDIE Redo, of Crab Ochard.
spent few days with Miss Kittio Huff
man.
KEENE LurEs. the Turnersyille mer-
chant, went to Louisville Sunday to buy
goods.
DH. ". u r ALIAS anu uhbkuNtts "isH
Clara Falls, were over from Danvllle
Saturday.
MISS JENNIE PEPPLEs has returned
from a delightful visit to friends at
Lancaster.
MISS FLORENCE TRuEHEART spent
savsral days in the country with Mrs.
A. d. Root.
MISS IRENE ROMANS. OF Lancaster.
is with Miss Levisa Harris IN the Hub
BILE section.
MISS MARY HIGGNs came up from
Somerset Friday to see her granmorh-
or. who IL III.
Mr.. z. OwsLEY. Of Columbus. Ga,
spent few days with his ather, DR..
]. Il. Owsley.
BRADLEY BOURNE. of Lancaster.
spent a few days with his sister, Mrs.
w. X. Warner.
Rev. A. A. HIGGINS came up from
Glasgow to see his grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Higgins.
MISS ELSIE SINGLETON. Of Eubanks,
was here Saturday to see her friend.
Miss Sallie Farmer.
CLYDE JAMES, Of Paris, is here 10 re-
celye hemp at the Bright a Paxton
warehouse for Sears 4 Son.
MRS. p. NJ. NcRoBERTs returned TO
Arcadia with her sister, Miss Florence
Shelby, and remained few days.
Mr.. J. T. CARSON. of Lebanon, and
W.P. Carson, Of Hustonville. met here
Saturday for business conference.
MISS ELIZABETH ALLEN. Of Millers-
burg. was the charming guest OF Paris
Iawan1tnn HAFaIA
PETER STRAUB, OF Somerset. was up
Sunday to see his little daughter. Ma
mic, who is very i'll with typhoid fever.
MEssRs W. B. AND G. A. MoRoB-
ERrs. OF Danville, were here Sunday TO
see their relative. Mrs. Elizabeth Hig-
gins.
MISS HATTIE GREENE was called over
from Lexington to see her brother, Ed
ward Greene, who is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mas. r. III. BATsoN and little daugh-
tar. Cecil. are in Stanford on visit to
Mr. and Mrs. J. u. on.-Lancaster
Record.
MR.. ]. A. HIGGINS and daughter,
Miss Julia Higgins. Of Richmond, were
here to see their relative, Mrs. Eliza
beth Higgins.
Capt. SAM M. DUNCAN, OF Lancas-
ter. took Saturdays train here for At
lanta. where he will visit his sister,
Mrs. W. S. Elkin.
LEW ELDER, of Crab Orchard, was
here Saturday selling our merchants
groceries. He is travelling for the Lou
isville Grocery Co.
REV. w. II. HOPPER. Of Louisville,
and Prof. w. O. Hopper, Of Mt. Ster-
ling. spent Saturday and Sunday with
the homefolks here.
Mr.. JOHN p. JONES. formerly OF this
place, now travelling for the queen
Manufacturing Co, of Cincinnati, was
here calling on the merchants.
Mr.. j. C. STANLEY went up to Liv'
ingston Yesterday TO take position
with the Eight Gables Restaurant Mr.
Stanley is a clever gentleman and We
hope the people Of his adopted home
will treat him well.
THIS Office had pleasant call Friday
from Mesdames Kate Bowling. of Lou
isyille, and M. r. Murphy, Of this cOun
Nv. Both are daughters of the lat'
Monroe Curtis. The former was &C
companied by her husband.
TIC. WILLIS attended the funeral o.
his aunt, Mrs. Mamie Arnold, at Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs julius VonGrun
,igen and daughter. Frances. are visit
ing relatives in Louisville this week
Mr.. VonGrunigen is attending the Hard
ware Dealers Convention. j. II. Iur
ner and daughter, Edna Grace, LET
Monday for Clearwater, Fia.-Jessa
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