The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-02-22
PERSONALS.

/ PERSONALS.
MISS LoUELLA WHITE has been quite
sick.
MR. BUD HoLpERMAS has been quite
sick.
Mr.. W. 2. KINcAID made a business
trip to Paint Lick.
JUDGE j. N. MEsEFEE went to
Frankfort yesterday.
Mas. II. G. CuMMISs. ofthe Preach
ersville section. Is III.
The aged Mrs. Lizzie ID. Hill. Of
Somerset, is very sick.
WALTER JONES, wife and baby are
here from Stonega, Va.
MISS ALLIE YASTis, Of Lancaster. Is
the guest Of Miss Bessie Yantis.
Mas. JENNIE WORKMAN fell and pain.
fully hurt herself a few days ago.
MRS. W. II. SHAsKs spent several
days with her parents in Madison.
Mr.. W. w. HAYS. who has been i'll
with pneumonia. Is able to be out.
Mr.. A. NJ. WARREN. Of Louisville.
spent Sunday with the homefolks here.
Miss MAGGIE stage visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Rife, IN the West End.
DooRKEEPER J. T. EMERY spent
from Friday until Monday with his fam
lily here.
Mr.. W. b. BULLOCK, night man at
the depot. is quite sick at his home in
Lebanon.
MRS. MATTE KIRBY has returned
from Danville, where she has been for
some time.
Mn. AND MRS. DEER, of Harrods-
burg. are with their daughter. Mrs M
NJ. Sweeney.
MRS. ELIZA A. BLAIN, who has been
in Danvile for some time, returned
home Sunday.
JoHs GREEN. Of Dayton. o. is here
to see bis brother. I'd Green. who has
typhoid fever.
MISSES ALICE AND ELoisE BEAzLEr
left last week for Orlando. Fla, to join
Mr.. James r Beazley.
MRS. X. C. HocKER and daughters
are with her parents. who are spending
the winter Mt Dawson, Ga.
HoNs. GEO. +. STONE, OF Danville,
and r. II. Tomlinson, Of Lancaster. at
tended court here yesterday.
MISS SARA BAUGHnAs is at home
from Hindman at the bedside of her
sister, Miss Peschie Baughman.
MEss6s. c. N. AND NJ. r. ADAMS,
Of Shelby City and Junction City, res
pectively. were here Saturday on bust
ness.
CAPT. b. y. POWELL is back from
Martinsville, Ind. We are sorry to
know that his rheumatism was not
greatly benefited.
MISS ELIZABETH HUM celebrated
her 18th birthday Thursday night by
giving most enjoyable party to many
of her little friends.
Mr.. W. b. ELKIS, Of Louisville. was
here Sunday to see his sister, Mrs X M.
Newland. He went from here to Rich
mond. where he thinks Of locating.
Mr.. GEo. b. SAuFLEY's condition is
encouraging. He has passed the crisis
and unless unlocked for complications
arise, he will soon be out Of danger.
MISS FANNIE BRIGHT. of Blooming
tod, H., and Miss marguerite Bright,
of Stanford, are the guests Of Mr.. John
Bright. Jr., and family. Somerset
Times.
Mr.. LEWIS WHIT, formerly Of this
county, but now q resident OF Daven'
port, Okla, is here for q few days.
He tells us that he is prospecting In his
new home.
MISS ZApA ZANoNE, Of Lancaster,
passed through yesterday to Louisville
TO take a course In millinery. Miss Ia
none is one Of Lancaster's very attrac-
tive young ladies'.
Mr.. W. o. ScoTT. Conductor c. IL.
Burns and wife. and r. l.. Burns and
wife, of Paris. came over TO Mr.. David
scott's TO attend the burial Of their UNI
Gle, Mr.. Charlie Scott.
THE stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. stephen A. Walker ON last
Sunday morning and left little Georg-
eta Farris Walker, the sweetest bun
die of humanity that ever came 10
gladden. any heart.--Laneaster Record.
MRS. ELIZABETH HIGGINS is doing as
well as could be expected. Miss Peach
ia Baughmhn's condition is satisfactory
to her physicians. Mrs. J. II. Meals
ter continues to improve. Ed Green
continues very III. Little Miss Mamie
Strsub 10 doing nicely.