The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-06-30

The degree team OF Lancaster Royal
Arch chapter No. 80 will confer the
Royal Arch on nine Masons at Liberty
Friday evening
Wesley Embry, who has nice posi-
ton in the office OF State Superinten-
dent OF Public Instruction Hamlet,
|spcm Sunday with his mother, Mrs. J.
n. Lnbry, here.
County Attorney w. 5. Burch has
h~er confined "a his room for about a
week with a severe attack of gall
stones. His many friend will be glad to
know that he is improving rapidly now.
The l. J. is mighty proud of the large
number OF news letters that appeared
from its country correspondents in the
last issue. Keep up the good work and
let us have a letter once a week from
all parts OF this and adjoining counties.
Robert II. Coffey returned to his
headquarters at Youngstown. o, on
Sunday after a couple of weeks vaca-
tilon spent here with his parents, Col.
and Mrs. Joseph Coffey Mr.. Coffey
is one OF the best men on the road OF
the Garlock Packing Company.
A program for a big Fifth Sunday
meeting to be held at the Hustonyille
Baptist church in August, is being ar
ranged here today by a committee OF
prominent ministers OF this district.
They are DIR. NJ ID. Early, OF Stan
ford, Rev. Albert Maddox, of Huston
vile and Rev. J. L. Adkins, of Perry
vile.
| Mrs. Mary McBee and son, Raymond
of Beech Grove, Ind, are back on a
visit to relatives and friends here where
they lived for a number OF years. Ray
formerly worked in the l. ]. office and
the many friend, he made while here,
will be glad to know that he has made
good" in his new horne. He is now en-
ployed by the Big Four railroad in an
important capacity.
News comes from Cedar Creek that
Col. J. p. Chandler, the silver tongued
autioneer. is still quite i'll with heart
trouble and has not shown the improve
ment that his host of friends could
wish Col Chandler is suffering from
chronic heart trouble Fears are enter
tanned that he will not be up in time
Tor the Brodhead fair OF which he has
been Ringmaster for the last 80 or 40
years and of which he is one of the
fixtures A Brodhcad of which he has
Chandler simply wouldn't be a Brod-
head iar-that's all there is to it.
+. NJ. Gatliff of Williamsburg, was
in Stanford last week on an autmobile
trip through tie bluegrass with his
sister, Miss Una Gatliff and her guest,
Miss Beverly Davidson. OF Augusta,
Ga. and T. T.. Mahan. of Williamsburg,
Mr.. Mahan was recently graduated
from State University This is Miss
Davidson's first trip through the blue
grass and all points Of interest will be
visited by the party. They left for Lex
ngton and Louisville, but will return
the latter part of the week and will
spend a week at Cumberland Falls.
One of the handsomest homes in
Stanford will soon be erected on the
large lot which I. A. Rice recently
bought from DR. ID. F. Proctor, south OF
his home on Danville avenue. Mr..
Rice has arranged with Contractor VIII
Stone for the erection OF two story
brick residence with all modern inn
provements This home will be quite
an addition to the architecture OF STAN
ford when completed. Mr.. and Mrs.
the Danville pike, three miles north
west OF Stanford, ami make their home
in town when their new residence is
completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Menefee got
in from Knoxville. Tenn, Monday and
are with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J..
n Menefee. Sr. Mr.. and Mrs. George
G.. Menefee, the bride and groom, came
IN a day earlier, and Mrs. George F.
Covan, OF Spokane, Wash, has been
here a shor, time with her parents al
so. 1t is very seldom that one Of the
sons or daughters of this popular couple
come home, without several brothers
or sisters showing up. The affection
that each member of this Stanford fam
lily has for the others is something
beautiful TO behold. and is especially
noticeable in these days when family
ties ae So often forgotten or neglected
after the sons and daughters begin to
leave the parental roof tree.