The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-09-10

Mrs. Albert Rice, Of Atlanta, is
the guest Of Mrs. Lee Stone.
Mrs. 4. W. Jones is visiting her
parents ut Walton.
Mr.. James Turner has returned
home from Richmond where he has
been on business.
Miss Susan Fisher Woods has re-
turned home from a delightful visit
TO friends at Richmond.
Shell Oats, of Wayne count" has
rented farm near Dsnville and will
move to il in the near future.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hum and son Carl
are visiting relatives and friends in
Louisville and attending the fair
Mr.. John NJ. Waters left Monday
for Georgetown, where he will enter
school for the following wear.
Mr.. Dan Traylor is the guest of
relatives and friends in Louisville
for the fair.
Miss Jennie G. Lawrence has re-
turned home from a delightful weeks
visit to her friends, Misses Talitha
and Eugenia Bourne.
Mrs. J. ". Woner and little Sarah
Hum went to Lebanon Junction
Saturday to be the guests of Mrs.
james Mershon.
Miss Christine Merritt. of Dan
vile, is here visiting her aunts, Mrs.
W. II. Mueller and Miss Matte
Sacray and other relatives.
Mrs. G. T. Undertake and son
Carl. of Moreland, were in town
Saturday afternoon and were pleas
ant callers at this office.
Miss Rosa Hall. of Rowland. has
returned home after a visit to her
sister. Mrs. &. A. Martin at Dan
vile.
Miss Martha Hommel, of Danville,
returned here Monday 10 accept the
same position that she had last year
as teacher in the Stanford Graded
School.
Mr.. William McCarty. formerly Of
this city but now of Danville. will
attend State University at Lexing-
ton this year. He graduated here
in 1912 from the Stanford High
School.
Mr.. John Arnold. of Richmond,
was here last week the guest of Mr..
X. NJ. Newiand he was on his way to
Crab Orchard Springs 10 spend
several days.
Mr.. Joseph L. IIaekley. who has
been in the west for the past month
stopped for a few days with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hack
ley. on the way to New York City.
Mr.. George Crow, of Joplin. Mo-.
j. visiting friends in Danville. He
has sold his interests in Joplin and
may return t. Danville to reside.
Judge BOYLE q. Stone has located
IN Kansas Citv.--Danville AdvO-
ate.
Mr.. Frank Ccrdier. formerly post
master at Rowland. had been laid up
for some time. his many friends will
regret TO know. lie has not been
able To sit up for about three months
now. Mr.. Cordier will be 80 years
of age this month.
Mr.. Boyd Weatherford. of Hus-
tonville. who has been in this city
for several months, will leave to-
night for Birmingham, Ala, where
he will accept position. His manv
friends in this city regret to see him
leave and wish him great success in
his new home.-Danville Advocate.
:. NJ. Spoonamore. who has been
holding a position with the Southern
Express Co.. for several years. has
accepted position as clerk ut Mr..
c. i. Cecil's Emporium. Mr.. Spoon
amore has had considerable expert
ence as clerk.-Danville Advocate.
Mr.. Spoonamore is Lincoln county
young man.
Mrs. y. ". Fowle and daughters,
Sarah Francis and Alpha went 10
Lebanon Junction Monday to spend
a few days with Mr.. Fowlc's son at
that place. Mr.. Fowle went down
Wednesday and they all returned
Thursday night, after taking in the
big show at Lebanon.
Steven Watkins and John Ever
sole left Wednesday to enter State
College at Lexington. Mrs. w. s.
Grinstead and Miss Antoinette Grin
stead have been visiting in Stan
ford on their way to attend Confer
ence at Danville. John II. jackson,
whose serious illness was reported
in last weeks Sentinel, is much
improved at his home at Walton,
ky.-London Sentinel.