The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-18

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n isr guest ~ j. D. .7-N. I'D ias''r
w DO. shank Be- spending auou
time at Graf Orchard SptsAgs
Miss Carrie NHnArsdale OF HarrOde.
bur has been visiting MIR, Nm.
Grimes
ir W. Harry Higgins. ot Ctou
Springs y. v, arrived Saturday night
tu De- with his father W 81 Higgins
who b. sim quite ill, but is holding
ms own, II is be eyed.
j = liundlcy Of Danville. spent sew
oral days here with Friends and rn...|
uvee this week
Dr. a. =. Price is sull 40 Dbl. uowo
600 nanyille pix, aud unable to get
90 has office.
II viii De welcome new. to a..
friends that Mr. W. "a. higgins ..|
WUrI better.
Miss ross.e Rife Of Hu'tonvi,e.
Ulo guest of Miss Maggie Sjagg al her
home an Danyil g ave.
Mrs. =. l.. Cottey OF Frankfort, and
Hiss Ella May Saundcrs were guests,
at Crab Orchard Springs SUNDAY.
Rev a. A. Higgins left Saturday 'Gr
nunlordsville where he will preach be
fore returning to his home in elias
COW
The popular Mrs. May of Owensburo
VINO has been Miss Saunders, head
trimmer this season. is spending her
vacation at home Mrs. May wi re-
turn here in the fall.
DR. W. Harry Higgins arrived from |
New York Saturday night for a cev-
eral days visit To his parents at their |
home on East Main
Mr.. &. NJ. Henry arrived Saturday |
night from Chicago TO Join his wife. |
who. together with Mrs. Nads OF Ar |
IONA. Is visiting l.. E. Owsey and |
family.
DR.. W. l.. Carman. of Paint Lick |
was the guest OF Mr.. J. II Kinnaird |
last week.
Miss Stella Ripley will leave We'd |
ne day To visit her sister in Lebanon. |
Frank Phillips came down from Lon
don 10 spend Sunday with the home |
folks.
Miss Mary Bird Giyzns of Middirs.
boro has been the guest OF J. l.. Beaz
ley and fami Y for seyerai GAYS.
Mr.. W +. Davis. OF Fineville re-
turned Sunday to her home after q
short visit with her brothers W. l.. and |
j. NJ. McCarty.
Mr.. George r. Bright, Mrs. Susan
Geagcr and Miss Nancy Yeager spent
Sunday at Crab Orchard Springs.
Mr.. Samuel Lloyd Huey of Corinth.
KY, was here with his many friends |
last week II will be re membered
that MIR. Huey was formerly a resident
OF Stanford
Mr. and Mrs. Rodman Keenon OF
harrodsburg are guests of DIR. T. W.
Pennington and Mrs. Pennington at
their home on East Man street.
invitations have been issued by Or.
and Mrs. W. Il. OBannon to the we'd
ding OF their daughter Roberta 10
Mr.. Emanuel jay Howenstine. Jr TIE
Wedding WI be at the tO'BanuOn
nome on Lancaster street on Wedncs-
DAY afternoon the second OF August
Louisville Courier-Journal Mrs.
Cniwell Souiley left Thursday night
fCr Washington and Boston for a visit
10 friends, after which she will go
10 Provincetown. Mass. where she
VII Join her husband Ensign Saufley
Ensign and Mrs. Saufley win remain
ID Provincetown for several weeks, al
ter which they will go TO Old Point
comfort, where Ensign Saufley will
Re stationed for the summer and fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Wolfe, of Gin
clnnau, have returned home after a
pleasant visit To her parents, Mr.. and
MIS- = j. Tupman, of the Wet End.
Mrs. J. o Carpenter, of the West
'snd is improving after a rather seri-
ous Illness. Her baby has been ailing /
Tor several DAYS
Alfred, the promising Young son of
Mr. and Mn George Tucker OF the
liustonvil @ section. has been down
with malarial fever for several DAYS /
w. {. Greening, former West End
er. who has made fame and fortune
IN the banking business. was here
II omLeXington on Saturday looking
after some business interests. Mr.
ireening recently bought an interest
IN bank in Houston, Ttexas and will
20 there soon TO look after il.
Mrs. John Shanks party on Friday
evening for Misses Lena Mcclure OF
somerset Mary Moore Raney ana
Mary Shepherd Cook was a most de- ,
ishtiul al tresco affair. The lawn !
Vas beautifully lighted and al of the
lrrangements were in perfect harmony /
or the occasion. The guests arrived (
ietween eight and nine o'clock and ,
we're received by Mrs. Shanks and
lcstesses Misses Annie Lewis and I
katherine Gentry were also in the re.
Giving party. Mrs. Shanks was
.h7rming In gown of hand painted
80 over pink satin; the other men,
'srs Of the receiving party were most
appropriately dressed i'm white. Dur.
ny tho evening Mr. George Menefee
'n9 several selections which were !
lrto1rhlr enjoyed Refreshments !
we're served 20 the eue. Is ON the lawn
mn ON the wide yerauda Miss Viz =,
nm HoUme dehcious'y served punch H.
See pHul aud Virginia nc 'he opera /
n17C Mond9y night the 18th ItsIa
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