The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-06-04

nustOnNlilc a snort time MONDAY.
Miss Margie Lynn is in Danville
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Logan Wood.
Miss Mary Walker of Lancaster.
has returned home after a visit TO
her aunt, Mrs. J. G. HAYS.
Mr.. n. l.. Bolts was called to
Richmond Monday by the illness of
his baby.
Mr.. George ID. Wearen is i'll again
at his home, and his friends are un-
easy that he does not show the i'm
provement they would like.
Mr.. ). j. Embry, Sr., is confined
to his bed again at his home in the
country, and seems TO be getting very
feeble. his manv friends will be sor-
ry TO know.
Mr.. Harry TOmlinson, Of Lancas-
ter, passed through here, Monday
on his return home He had been
TO Campbellsville for a few days.
Cabbell Owens and Young son, of
Somerset, we're here last week on a
short business trip. Mr.. Owens is a
.ormcr Linco!ni.c.
Miss Maude Carter has returned
home from Cave Springs, Ga, where
she taught last wear. Miss Josephine
Hayden returned with her and was
her guest for several days.
Miss Lou J. Grant, the /. Us very
efficient Lancaster correspondent
was in Stanford Saturday. ana paid
this office an appreciated call.
Mr.. W. A. Yantis. of Parigould,
Ark, who has been visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. w. A. Carson. left for
Flemingsburg. Monday TO visit hi
brother, DR.. Robert Yaniis.
Capt. Carlo Il. Britain L. s. NAVY
and Attorney g. NJ. Smith motored
over from Richmond Tuesday on a
short visit to the formers sister.
Mrs. NJ. +. North.
Mrs. W. 5. Fish delightfully."- en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Bromley of
this city and Mrs. W. {. Fish, Of
Paint Lick NJ a dinner last Thurs
day.
Mrs. r. j. Niceley was at Crab
Orchard Wednesday to see her sister
Mrs. r. h. Broyles who is very sick.
Mt. Vernon Signal. :.
Misses Elizabeth Higgins and Mary
Moore Raney. of Stanford. attended
the miscellaneous shower Miss Mar
tba Hommel gave for the BRIDE elect
Miss Frances Metealf.
Mrs. John Ham. of Stanford. is
here visiting her father, Mr.. Sam
Tate. who is very i'll. He had
stroke of paralysis. Somerset Times.
Councilman Ed Wilkinson was
able 10 come up town IN an auto last
week. but is still suffering much
with the rheumatic attack. his many
friends will regret to know.
Mr. Charlie johnson who was call
ed over from Lexington TO attend
circuit court here Tuesday returned
nome Wednesday after paying Mr..
and Mrs. J. :. Broughton a visit al
Grab Orchard.
Mr.. Virgil Lee. of Harlan, joined
his wife and baby here Saturday.
They left Monday for Middlesboro.
where they will visit Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Lee.
Mr.. William Warren, Of Dam
vile. left last week for several weeks
visit 10 her daughter, Mrs. james
Mcnefee, in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Thos. Smith. of this county has
gone TO Woodland. Iowa, where be
will make his home with his daughter
Mrs. Mary Todd.
Messrs. Lester 0'Bannon and
Wallace Singleton have returned
home from Lexington, where they
have been taking a course in Me-
chanical Engineering at State Uni
Nersity.
Miss Lucy Lee Walton, the charm
my daughter of Editor Walton of
the Times, who has been attending a
Seminary at Nashville, Tenn, is here
20 spend the summer. Miss Walton
will be n valuable addition TO Somer-
set society and the many young peo-
Pile here are glad TO have her in ou
midst. - Somerset journal.
Miss Martha Hommel gave a pref
" miscellaneous shower Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Frances
Metcalf who is to be a bride during
this month. The color scheme of
the decorations was pink and white.
Delightful refreshments were served
and throughout the charming hours
there was music and bright and hap
by tossts to the popular couple. Many
beautiful gifts were received. Miss
Hommel received in light blue voile
and Miss Metcalf wore a white wolfe
trimmed in lace over pink silk with
pink picture hat. The afternoon
was one of great enjoyment TO the
many guests.-Danville Messenger.