The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-02-04
PERSONALS.


DIR. A. S. PRIcE has been quite sick.
Mr.. X. G. JONES was in Winchester
this week.
Mas. ]. ID. wEAREN visited Lancas-
ter Tuesday.
MR.. X. b. WILKINSON was in Mt.
Vernon Wednesday.
Mr.. b. +. RoUT was at London on
business Wednesday.
Mr.. THOMAS PHILLIPS visited friends
in Hoosierdom this week.
MRS. w. T. SMITH has returned from
n visit TO Danville relatives.
Mr.. JACK MCDONALD. OF Paris, was
the guest of Miss Mary Burdette.
MRS. o. T. TAYLOR is spending
some time the homefolks in Cynthiana.
BURNSIDE HUFFMAN is with his sis
ter. Mrs. J. G. Carpenter, at Crab Or
chard.
f. r. GREEN has returned from a
visit to Berea and Big Hill, Madison
county.
Mr., w. w. HAYS is quite III. His
daughter. Miss Emma Hays. is conva-
lescing.
REV. J. T. HosKEs attended the
Laymen's Missionary Convention in
Louisville.
WALTER SINGLETON is himself once
more after protracted illness Of ty-
phoid fever.
Mr.. A. I. TRAYLoR went to Livings-
ton Wednesday to buy lumber for big
tobacco barn.
Mr.. A. T. LISsEY. Of the Spots
wood Specially Co. paid this office
call Wednesday.
CHAs. l.. CROW, formerly OF Mekin-
ney. Is now bookkeeper for Durham 4
Cecil, Danville merchants.
Mr.. ]. PRICE and wife. OF Garrard.
took Wednesdays train for Tailahss-
see. Fla, TO spend some time.
MISS OLLIE RAISEs and brother. Mr.
Charlie Raines, Of Corbin. were guests
of their sister, Mrs. Bowen Goode.
Mr.. CURTIS COVER. Of Crab Orchard.
attended the unwilling Of the Goebel
monument at Frankfort yesterday.
MRS Z. C. WALTON returned We'd
nesday night from delightful visit 10
her brothers and sisters at Nashville.
MEssRs. r. ROBINSON, Of Somerset,
and Mack Robinson. Of Louisville, are
with their brother. Mr.. Sam Robinson
MRS. X. G. EVANS will go to Hot
Springs, Ark, tomorrow, where she
will spend three OF four weeks.-Advo-
cate.
X. G. SMITH, Of the Brodhead section
of Rockcastle. has rented and moved to
the farm Of Mrs. Geo. Logan. in the
East End.
MRS. SUE c. LANE, who has made
protracted visit to Parksville relatives,
returned to her home at Cloverdale.
Ind. Tuesday.
MRS. T. S. WERE. Of Knoxville, has
arrived to be at the bedside OF her
brother, Mr.. George b. Saufiey, who
continues quite sick.
MRS. NANCY FELAND, who has been
with her relative. Mrs. X. l.. Berry. OF
the West End. returned to her home at
Richmond Wednesday.
MIR. O. w. SHUGARs. Of lndianapo-
lis, and sister, Miss Maggie Shugars, OF
Lancaster. took Tuesdays train here
for st. Petersburg. Fla.
MISS LUELLA,BRIGHT is in Shelby
willie soliciting for the Eureka Portrait
Co., of this place. She is making a
success of her new work.
MRS. HENRY. SALLEE. Of Lethbridge
Province, Alberta. Canada, has arrived
at the bedside Of her mother, Mrs. j.
II. McAhster. who is very i'll.
MEssRs. W. S. BURcH, c. V. Gen
try, Ed W ilkerson and Sam Raines at
tended the unwilling of the Goebel mon
ument at Frankfort yesterday.
MISS BERTHA JACKSON has organized
a class in eloeution in the graded schoo
and teaches here in connection with her
work in Corbin. London Sentinel.
Mr.. W. A. CARSON was in Louisvill,
Wednesday buying stock for his restau
rant and fancy grocery he will open on
Lancaster street, opposite the court
house, next week.
GREENBERRY BRIGHT and family have
returned from Phoenix. Arizona, anC
are at present with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Z. Bright. Their ma
ny friends are glad TO have them bach
in old Kentucky. He Is elerking fol
Geo. II. Farris.