The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-10
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stylish in hats and ribbons. and can
TT you up in the very best and latest
/ styles. at the very lowest price possible
for first class goods. Don't fail Ia 90
I" see them when YOU need a new hat
afs. Myriie McGympscy. OF Morris
town. Tenn. and Miss Della Petre,
OF Williamsburg. visited friends here
! last week
Mr.. NJ. G.. Aldridge. OF LaPrior
Tex. was the guest last week of Mr.
1 J. Thomas Cherry.
Mrs. Judd and daughter. of Illinois.
are visiting Miss Ida Judd WHO is
teaching at the graded school
Mrs Maggie James has returned
home from a pleasant visit To her Sis
ter. Mrs John Halderman, OF Louis
vile. and Mrs \. Adams, OF Frank
fort.
Miss Lucille Morgan is home from
Richmond school to spend vacation.
Mr.. Charlie Holdcrman. of MAYS
vile, accompanied his sister. Maync
returning home and was the guest of
hl, mother Sunday
Miss Ophelia Lackey returned from
delightful VISIT to her brother in 81
Louis. Mo.
Mrs. Dexter Ballou. Of Stanford.
was with her mother. Mrs. NJ. T.. Fish
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Cummins. OF Stanford Wis
tied her sister, Mrs Maud Campbell
several days.
Mr. Henry Campbell. Of Cincinnati.
i, viii ms iah'ii, iol short stay tn,
week.
Mrs. Hannah Steger is getting along
as well as 1t can be expected
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sparrow. of
Corbin. are visiting Mrs Mary Cuton
Mrs. Bculah Wilmoi. of Corbin. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gcorge Edmonds, near town.
MI. Pate King. has received word
that his son William. who has been
employed for some time in indianapolis
was poisoned by the acids used IN
etching saws. and is in very serious
condition. William or Hank" as he is
known 10 the boys. is a general favor
lie with the Young folks. who will be
sorry t. hear of his Illness Later
news is that he is better and will be
home soon
Rev. Donehue. OF the Lexington
Christian church. filled the pul-
pIi here for Rev. Gabbard Sunday. who
was called To preach a commencement
sermon elsewhere. He is an able
preacher and beloved by many here
DID Uncle Sam pleasants. a pioneer
darkey. of this place. died of pneu-
monia last Saturday at the advanced
age OF ninety years He had worked
tor nearly every one in this place and
lad Ill
Noel Carson's Ooath' an exciting
drama in four acts will be rendered
bs heal talent AT Crab Orchard
Springs hotel on the night OF April l..
he public invited and assured Of
good time and the worth oi their
money
Mrs. Mary Carlton entertained sew
eral OF her friends last FRIDAY after
noon from f. NJ to 5 p NJ. in honor
81 Miss Ella Judd. who is visiting her
sister. Miss Ida Judd here. Slips OF pa
per were passed Ia each guest upon
which was written the name of some
animal which the holder OF the card
was required to draw upon a black
board \ squirrel drawn by Miss Ida
! nd drew the prize, hut each enjoyed
the fun OF striving for it, A delicious
salad course was served. Miss Judd
HE guest of honor is teacher in In
dianapolis, while Miss Ida Judd is a !
teacher in our graded school here
There was dance at the St Ivan
Hotel last Friday night, which was
well attended.
To business, is careful and Trustworthy. |
and deserves promotion. Mrs. Caltha |
Newland takes Has place in the exx.
change here and Miss Kate Middleton |
takes Mrs Newland's place.
Mrs. VIII Adams, of Mt Vernon. |
was the guest of Mrs. James Jones this
week
Mr. Hugh Logan has the finest lot |
# Duroc hogs ever seen in this place |
Several of them cost him hundred |
dollars apiece.
Miss lla Newland was called to |
Stanford Saturday To help in the tele
phone exchange There is no foolish.
ness about lila. She attends strictly