The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-03-12
SOCIAL and PERSONAL


eral days with very deep cold.
G. X. Coleman came down from the
mountains Saturday morning TO
spend Sunday with his family here.
Mrs.. J. w. Acey visited friends
and relatives in Lancaster Saturday
aud Sunday.
Miss Anna Warren is visiting her
sister MR.. Fred Garrett at Crab
Orchard.
Mrs. J.,F. Larue returned TO Louis
vile Friday after a visit TO her pa
ents, Col. and Mrs. Huff Dudderar.
W. r. Glover, the popular local
agent for the Ford automobile. went
20 Louisville Friday to take in the
auto show.
Mrs. johnson Price, OF Lancaster.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ;.
Price several days last week. She
returned home Saturday.
u. c. Carpenter was the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. Homer Carpenter at
Shelbyvilie one day last week.
Miss Sue Woods returned Satur-
day from lengthy visit 10 her SIS
fer. Mesdames Sanford Allen at Mil
lersbury. and Grover c. Anderson, at
Mt. Sterling.
County Clerk George h. Cooper
and :. VI. Owens accompanied SheT-
III McCarty To Frankfort last week
when he took over three prisoners.
MR.. Mary Burch left last week
10 visit her son, Sam j. Burch and
family at Boligee, Ala. Her sister,
Mrs. Curtis. who has been her guest,
has gone to Georgetown.
Uriah Bright orders ms i. D.
changed from Gainesville, Fla, to
Townsville, Ga. where he has
bought a grocery. His many friends
nt home will wish HIM much success
in his undertaking.
Miss Lucille Walker has been
threatened with pneumonia at the
home Of her parents, Rev. and Mrs
ID. NJ. Walker. but is considerably
improved now.
Mrs. W. T. Davis. of Pineyille, SIS
fer Of Messrs. W. l.. and j. Nj. Nc
Car,y, of this city, is spendingg sew
eral weeks this winter at 81. Peters
burg. Fla. Her husband, judge pa
Wis, will soon leave 10 JON her
]. W. Lunsford. former Lincoln
county boy, who is making good as
a brakeman ON the l.. \ ~ win
headquarters at Paris, spent severai
DAVIS here last week, the guest Oh
Mr.. David Scott and family.
Mrs. ". A. Brown. oil f"fksV''i''
who has been confined to her room
for almost two months, improves very
slowly. Some days she Is able '"
be up a few minutes but does no.
gain strength. as her relatives and
friends expected and hoped for.
Claiborne Walton, of Somerset
came down Saturday to spend over
Sunday with James and Tilden Coop
err. His father, f. c. Walton, ran
down Monday to see the court day
crowd on behalf of his splendid pa
per. the Somerset Times.
Everett Stone, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Stone. who has been holding a
position as expert linotype operator
on the Louisville Herald for several
years, recently resigned his place
and has gone to Washington, ID. {.
where he has accepted much better
position on the Washington Times.
B.. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Baughman re-
turned late last week from Atlanta,
Ca. where Mr.. Baughman has been
engaged in the mule business Tor
several months. Mr.. Baugbman will
make a short trip soon. but after
that will be in Stanford this spring
and summer.
Thurmond X. Tudor returned last
week from Martinsville, Ind, where
he has been taking the baths for
rheumatism for several weeks. lie
was in very bad condition when he
went teere but improved great deal
under the treatment there, and Is
able to get out now. He will soon re-
sumo his work as manager here for
H. b. Northcott, the big produce
buyer Of Lancaster.