The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-08-13

DR.. W. W. Burgin was IN Lancas-
ter Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Boggs, Of Richmond,
is the guest Of Mrs. X. +. Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Turner went
TO Richmond yesterday.
Marshall Stone, Of this city, has
good position in the Cadillac Au-
tomobile Works at Detroit.
Mrs. ". X. Todd has returned from
Nashville. where she spent several
weeks with he, mother.
Mrs Malnda Stone has been con-
fined 10 her room for several days
on account Of illness.
J. {. Hammond, ~ Collin county,
Texas, is with his brother, J. A.
Hammond, in the West End.
Dr.. and Mrs. J. a. Trostle are
spending the day with Mrs. Maggie
Cover at Crab Orchard.
Miss Josephine Beaziey went 90
Ashland today 20 visit ncr aunt, Mrs.
Will Bybee.
Nh. and Mrs. J. b. Mcdonald, of
Tampa, Fla, are the guests of $. l..
BurGette and family.
Mics Annie Dunn, Of Hu+tonyille,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dan
Traylor.
Nh. G. Il. Cooper went up 10
Crab Orchard Springs today to re-
main over until Monday.
Miss Roxie Stanarors, of McKin-
ney. and Miss Lula Caddell, Of Viii
liamsburg, have been guests Of the
Misses Lee.
j. VI. Owsley anc ;ohn II. Dodd,
of Roachdale, Ind, former residents
of this section of Kentucky, are the
guests Of Dr. 4. S. Price.
The Richmond Register says that
Rev. A. j. Tribble, Of Madison, an
uncle of A. +. Nunnel'ey, celebrated
his sOth birthday yesterday.
Rev. j. II. Hardy, financial sec
rotary of Pennsylvania University.
Lexington, was here with DR.. d. VI.
Walker today.
Mrs. ID. VI. Walker writes that she
and the children will be home from
Vanceburg Tuesday and the doctor
is all smiles.
Mrs. James II. Baughman came up
from Boyle to attend the rock party
given by Mrs. S. VI. Saufley Thurs
day afternos.
Prof. and Mrs. Steubsn Cooley.
of Moreland, have returned from a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Kelsay at
Somerset.
Mrs. ". \. Yeager and little
daughter. Anne Margaret, of Man
ring, Tenn, are sne guests of rela-
tiyes here.
Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, of the
Prcachersville section are receiving
congratulations upon the birth OF
son. who has been named, A. {.
Mrs.. J. W. Eads, W. l.. Eads and
Miss Lille Eads, Of Hustonville, at
tended the burial of Mr.. j. II. Raney
here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Vowel and son,
James, Mr.. W. l.. Eads and Miss Lii
lie Eads, of Moreland, motored TO
Frankfort a few days ago.
Miss Susie Rankin. of Hubble, is
spending the week with Mrs. l.. II.
Stone. She accompanied her to the
Brodhead fair yesterday.
II. Rowan Sauhey took his walk
ing mare to Brodhead this morning
to show her. II will take a great
one to wear the blue tie over her.
Miss John Eva Hilton left Wednes-
day for Crab Orchard to be the guest
of Nj. and Mrs. J. Thos. Cherry.
They viii attend the Brodhead fair
this week.
Miss Evelyn Daniels, of Lancaster,
was the guest of Mrs. l.. II. Stone.
She drew the 42-piece dinner set Civ
en- away at the picture show SatUr-
day night.
Mr.. J. W. Riley and DR.. J. r. Stiff
Ter, Of Bristol, Va, --ro have been
guests of the family of r. c. Nun
nelley went TO Richmond yesterday.
They were accompanied by Mis- Cora
Following is list of those who
are attending the Brodhead fair to-
day: Mrs. Henry Holderman,
Misses Margaret Stagg and Jennie
Ethel Powell, and Messrs.
T. A. Rice. J. c. Lynn, r. c. En-
gleman, Julian Owens. J. N. Carter,
w. s. Drye, Milton Powell, j. J.
Lawrence.