The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-06-04

David S. Bromley went 10 Nashville
Tenn, Thursday night on business.
A. J. Coffcy, of Boyle county, was
on today's Richmond bound train.
Miss Emily Murphy, Of Shelby City
| Is the guest of rela,syes and friends
here.
Miss Lillian Garner. who has spent
/ the past several weeks in Cincinnati,
was here this morning on her return
to her home in the East End.
Miss Elizabeth Hum went to
! Frankfort wednesday - stay "A while
with Mrs. ii. c. LeCompte, her aunt.
who is i'll.
Mrs. Maggie Cover and son, Shirley
Cover, who have been tere for sew
eral months returned 30 Grab Or
chard TO spend the summer.
Miss Maud Carter, who taught at
Cave Springs, Ga, has returned home
TO spend the summer with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. p. W. Carter.
James Cooper, Claiborne Walton,
Hartwell Shanks. Strother Carter.
Sam Embry, Joe Hill and Miss Nancy
leager attended the dance at Har-
irodsburg Wednesday evenig.
Edna, is the name that has been
gwen to a little daughter who arrived
AZ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie 4.
Manning at an early hour Wednes-
day morning. The little lady tips
the beam at II l-2 pounds.
Miss Stella Ripley. who has taught
the past year at Morganton, n. c..
ARRIVED home for tie summer Tues
day night. She has had very sue
cessful term.
Mrs. W. A. Tribble. James Pickett
Tribble and Miss Dorothy Tribble
have gone to Mason county TO spend
a month with Mrs. Tribble's father.
Mr.. j. c. Pickett, who is i'll.
Mrs. Carrie Green. who has been
trimmer for Miss Ella May Saunders
millinery this spring, left for her
home in Cincinnati Thursday morn
ing.
W. S. Fish. who travels for the
American Tobacco Company. has been
home several days this week. on the
sick list, his many friends will regret
TO know.
Miss Sophia Hill has gone to Stan
ford for a visit with Miss Mary Lynn
FoX-Emmet Mccormick of Huston
vile. was a visitor Sunday at the home
of A. Levenson.-Somerset journal.
Col X. l.. Hubble took to the bank
er's meeting at Crab Orchard in his
tlemen: J. b. Paxton, W. NJ. Bright,
W. II. Shanks, and J. c. Eubanks.
Hon. Harvey Helm, +. c. Jordan
and Jesse c. Lynn are at Elixir
Springs. The first named went for
rest and the'latter gentlemen with
the hope of being cured of their mfr
mites.
Mr.. A. j. Adams, of Hustonville,
brought A. Dodd Skinner here We'd
nesday to take the train for Keokee,
Va, where he will join his father
for the summer. He has a good po-
sition there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Charles Osborne
who have been the guests of the fam
lily of her mother. Mrs. Charlotte
Warren, returned to their home IN
Knoxville Thursday.
Rev VI. ID. Early spent several days
in Louisville this week in attendance
upon a meeting of the Baptist State
Mission board of which he is promi-
nent member.
Mrs. S. ID. Boggs, Miss Pauline
Boggs and Mr.. Sam Boggs, of DAN
Vile, and Mrs. Alfred Erickson. of
Phelps. Pike county, and Wallace vii
hanson, of Catlettsburg, were guests
Thursday of Mrs. +. c. Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hill are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the birth of
a bouncing young son, who arrived at
their home here last Saturday. He
has been named J. II. Hill, Jr. Grand
pa j. s. Campbell is all smiles over the
arrival of the youngster.
Mr.. Hudson Bohon and Miss lisa
Floyd, of Hustonville, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Per-
kins. of Crab Orchard Sunday. Miss
Floyd has recently returned from Ari-
IONA, where she taught in the Globe
City schools last year. While in the
West Miss Floyd crossed over into
Mexico and saw the battle fields and
heard the firing of the rebels.
Jerry Briscoe, OF Lincoln county; J.
NJ. Briscoe and son, Thompson, of
Mitchellsburg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
II. Briscoe and children, of Crelmont.
KY. spent Sunday with Mrs. Susan
Briscoe and family.-George Rainey,
of Stanford, was the guest of his cou-
sin. j. T. Underwood, and family,
Saturday and Sunday.-D. II. Moore,
Of Lincoln county, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Helm
and Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Helm