The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-07-02

Lee R.pIey is in rerryvins for sew.

Lee Rs,ley is in Perryvine for sew
eral days.
Capt, J. l.. y. oofrey, Of Frankfort.
.1s here for a few days
Lawrence Brewer. ef Harrodsburq
was s0 the city Thursday.
MIS- Stella RNp4ey left todag "
visit friepds in Kansas City.
Mr.. Herbert Baiisy IL spending sew
crsl days IN Lexington on business.
Lewis Bahan of Somerset was IN
town for "A short tine this morniug.
Mrs. VI. 6. Rspley is with Shep.
herdsyiie friends for a Few weeks.
Jack Lawrence spent Thsrsday
with the hane foSs ut NJ. Vernon.
Mrs s. VI. Owens, Of MCKINNEY.
vas visitor 10 Stanford friends
Thqrsdss.
Mrs. Matte Bradshaw, osr Turnrs.
vile. who has bce- sick for several
months. is Improving.
J. 7. Williamson, who is in the rev
enue service. is spending a few days
with his parents here.
Harry Reinhart p "a home from
the College of Music in Cincinnati
for his sunmer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. VI. Zoe and little
daughter, Nancy. are spending the
DAY at Crab Orchard Sprisgs.
J. Y. Ncwland. wife ard son. Of
Wichita Falls. Texas, are the gucets
of has parents. Mr.. ans Mrs. 7. n.
Newland.
NJ. and Mrs. J. A. Woner. Mr.. A.
c. Hum and daughtsy Sarah, mo-
tored to Lexington Tuesday and
spent the day.
Nix. j. 5. Hooker wiz leave for
Middleebor- Sunday where he win
spend several days with his daush,e-'
Mrs. X. J. Francs.
Mrs. J. W. Cooking. of Mckinney,
was in the city Thursday the guest
OF Mrs. Eliza CotFey. She told US
that her husband is quite sick.
Mrs. G. {. Leete. daugstcr OF ED
and Mrs. J. G.. Livingston, arrived
from her home ~ Canada Wednesday
TO spend some tine with her parents
in the East End.
Mr.. Gane Ilckcy. Of Leichield.
VINO Is on motor trip TO visit ret2-
tiyes in Kentucky. spent Sunday with
Air. and Mr., :. {. Lackey Har-
rodshurg Herald.
Miss Mary Burch has arrived O.
spend the sumner with her nother.
Mrs Mary Burch At the College
apartments. Miss Burch taught IN
Washington City las; year.
Edward Cooper took the follow
ing young people to CHb Orchard
Springs last night for supper and the
dance: Miss Berla Jean Penny and
guest. Miss Emma Noe, Misses Lyle
Cooper and Lucy Lee Walton and
James Cooper.
Miss Emma Hays, of Stanford. our
gifted correspondent to the Central
( Record from that place, attended the
| ChautauqlSR here last Sunday evening,
/ Miss Joan Mount was hostess at c
O'Clock dinner Monday evening. the
I honor guest being Mrs. Brannon
b Beazlev Of TeXas.-Lancasie Record.
On last evening, Mrs. c. Hays Eos
d ter gave a picnic in honor Of her
guest. Miss Gertrude Black. of Bar
bourville. The party composed of
/ twelve left town in automobiles for
Halls Gap, where they were TO have
supper, but the downpour of rain
forced the party To return to the
/ home Of Mrs. Foster. where a delight
! ful lunch was served.
Mrs. W. A. Tribble. Miss Dorothy
I Tnbbe and James Picket. Tribble
returned Thurs iay afternoon from a
month or more spent in Mason
count. They We're accompanied
home 10y her father, Mr. ]. c. Pick
EFT, and niece and namesake. Miss
Sudie Lee Pickett, who will be
their guests for awhile. They made
the trip home in Mrs. Tribble's Car
ter-car and enjoyed the dn.v greatly.
Sam Lusk was dow from Huston
vile Thursday afternoon. He says
that the old maids and bachelors of
his city will give an entertainment
at Alcorn's opera house in Huston
| vile on the evening Of July 9th. He
says the show will be great and vii
be worth going a long ways to see.
The entertainment will be given for
The benefit of the Hustonville Chris
tian church and the public is invited
to patronize il.
FLATWOODS.