The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04

! trab orchard relatives.
Clarence Collier son of EIarve Col
her is quits III of typhoid fever.
Miss Frances Wheeler of Kansas
city, Kansas, arrived Wednesday ev-
cning to he the guest of Miss Stella
Rupley.
Miss Alma McAfee, of Harrods-
burg, i the guest of her sister Mrs.
=. W. Hutchinson. Master jaime, Ed
ward Hutchinson returned to Stan
ford with her.
Mrs. Prewitt and Miss Palmer are
visiting Kirksville friends and rela-
! tlves.
Miss Effie Ware of the Saufley
section is visiting friends ia Wayne
county
Miss Virginia Bourne left Wednes-
day for a twp to niagara Falls and
Canada. She will join Versailles
party.
Mrs. Katherine Spicer of Louis
vile is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ii. Jackson at their country home.
Miss Kate Davis Raney has re-
turned from n visit To Miss Fan Scar
cy Lawrenceburk and Mr.. VIM. Ken
ney IN Danville.
Mrs. William Graves of Lebanon
arrived Thursday to be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilkins
Mrs. Virgil Lee and daughter have
returned to their home Middles-
Dor, after "A several days visit with
relatives here.
Misses Ethel and Bessie Bracket
Martha Hubbard, and Master Wal
lace Bracket spent Tuesday in Crab
Orchard. Miss Hubbard of Richmond
is the guest of Mrs. James Bracket.
Mrs. Nellie Ballou went 10 Ian
easter Tuesday To attend the funer-
al of Mr.. Tom Robinson. She will
remain several days with Mrs. Rob
inson.
Capt. j. l.. Il. Coffey. of Frank
fort, came over to attend the we'd
ding of his sister in law, Miss Ro-
berta OBannon.
Mr.. Jesse Hooker aud daughter
Miss Marguerite, have retained from
an extended western trip having
spent much time in PORTLAND, Seat
tie, Kansas City and other points.
Cashier Stanley M'Intosh, of the
Bank of Waynesburg, has left an hi
annual vacation. He will take a nor
thern trip to Niagara Falls, Toron-
to. and Montreal and visit his Sis
tiers, Mrs ID. Cashier Burns and
Mrs George Ross AZ indianapolis.
frank Mobley, of Mckinney, vii,
count the cash at the splendid iinan-
cial institution while Mr.. M'Intosh is
away.
The last. issue of The MI. Vernon
Signal had this note Of much interest
here where the BRIDE o-be is well
known and admired:
Mr. and Mrs. {. &. Williams an-
nounce the engagement OF their
only daughter, Miss Risse. To Mr.. |
James Coleman West. of Louisville. !
the wedding to he happy event of |
August 10th, at 3 o'clock in the |
afternoon at their handsome home
IN this city. The Rev. George ).
Watson If the Presbyterian church
will officiste.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. W. b.
ORannon entertained with very de
hghtful dinner party in honor of Miss
Roberta O'B6nnon and Mr.. Emanuel
J. Howenstine who were married Wed |
Desday. Those present included
Miss 0'Bannon and Mr.. Howenstine
Miss Colvin, of Cincinnati aud Mr.. |
Welch Rochester, Miss Ferguson, of
West, Va, and Mr.. Hubert Carpenter
Miss Berta Jean Penny and Mr.. Pat
terson, Of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Coffey, DIR. w. II. O'Bannon and Mr..
Lester O'Bannon. The guests then
drove to Crab Orchard Springs where
u pleasant evening of dancing was
enjoyed.
The members of the Bach Club met
Tuesday morning and short but in
lerpStinp uropram v1s carried out