The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-03-08
PERSONALS.

boro.
MRS. L. b. HILTON visited her par
ents at Brodhesd.
Mr.. G. l.. PENNY spent several days
in Frankfort on business.
MRS. A. c. HILL will 20 to Somerset
today to visit her parents.
MEssRs. r. c. ARNOLD and II. G.
Lutes were in Richmond Friday.
MEsspAMEs l.. Il. Cook and 7. ID.
Raney have both been quite sick.
MISS ELIZABETH HIGGINS was sick
for several days but is out again.
EDITOR GREEN CLAY WALKER. Of
the Central Record. was here Ss tur-
day.
CLAUDE BiBB attended the burial OF
HE aunt. Miss Florence Bibb. at Nash.
VILE.
DIR. HEATH. Of Richmond. is the
guest of his daughter. Mrs. A. II.
Severance.
Mr.. J. T. EMERY. doorkeeper of the
House. spent Saturday and Sunday with
his family here.
MRS. J. r. MOUNT, Of Lancaster.
visited the family Of her brother. Mr..
II. J. McRoberts.
MISS SUSAN FISHER WOODS has re-
turned from a protraeted visit to her
sister at Millersburg.
MIR. J. W. GUYsS. wife and children,
Of Paint Lick. were guests Of the fami-
ly Of Mr.. W. S. Fish.
Mo THos. II. SHAsKs spent last
week with his sister. Mrs. II. X.
Bourne, at Frankfort.
MISS oPHEIIA LAcKEY and James
Bailey. Of Crab Orchard. visited rela-
tives and friends here.
Mr.. Il. Is. SLOWER. Of Mexia, Texas.
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. Geo. ID. Hopper.
Mr.. J. THOMAS CHERRY and hand
some wife. Of Brodhead. spent Sunday
with the family Of Mr. J. Harry Hill.
ton.
MISSES SADIE BAUGHMAN and Jessie
Powell, Of Hustonville, were guests Of
Mrs. W, II. Murphy and other relatives
here.
NEWS comes from Casey that fine
boy has arrived at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jason Lswhorn, Of Yosem-
mite.
Mr.. J. II. BAuGHNAs and wife have
returned from a delightful stay in At
lsnta. Columbus and other Georgia
cities.
MRS. J. G. CARPENTER. JR. and her
two bright little boys. Of the East End.
were with her sister. Miss Kit Huff
man. several days.
JUDGE J. W. AicoRN. Of Stanford,
was attending court here this week.
Judge Alcorn is looking younger and
apparently enjoying better health than
for many years past. London Echo.
MISS LYLEs COOPER and brother.
James Cooper. very delightfully."- enter
tanned some 40 or so Of their young
friends Friday evening. Games were
INDUCED in and at the proper hour
q delightful lunch was served.
GEO, b. SAUFLEY. Of Stanford. who
has been seriously III Of typhoid fever.
is reported as improving slowly. He is
a son Of Judge NJ. C. Sauhey and a
brother-in-law Of Rev. s. IA. Logan. of
Wilmore. He is a fine young man, a
good lawyer and one Of the most elo-
quent orators in this section. -Jessa-
mine Journal.
Mr.. THOMAS ID. NEwLAND. JR., who
has been with the Welsh. h Wiseman
Co. for years. has resigned his position
and will shortly 90 to Stanford TO take
charge Of his fathers store. Mr.. New
land has made many friends during his
residence in Danville. who will regret
to learn Of his intended removal. He
Is one Of the most competent young
business men in town and the Advocate
bespeaks success for him in Stanford
Advocate.
MRS. SHELTON M. SAUFLRy and little
son, Master Shelton M. Ssufey, Jr.,
left yesterday for Stanford. where they
will be joined later by Mr.. Sauhey.
who will edit the Stanford INTERIOR
JOURNAL. Mr.. and Mrs. Sauney have
been in Frankfort for the past FIVE
years and have been so popular and
made SO many friends that they are al
most accounted Frankforters. and their
going is everywhere regretted. Frank
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