The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-04-07
Highland

WI GuSSHc lids
from Detroit where he has been at
work during the winter.
Granville Cook, the clever delivery
boy of Miss Annie Phillips, of STAN
ford spent Sunday with his grand
mother here.
Reverend Masters, VINO is holding
meeting at Green Briar came up
and preached at Mt. Moriah Sunday
night and will come again this Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wall are re-
joicing over the arrival of daughter
which has been named Helen Eliza
BETH
Mrs. Dishon OF Kings Mountain, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
Wall.
!. Mrs John Rogers and Mrs. Nat
Wright were called to the bedside of
their father, Mr.. Elder, at Bee Lick
last week, but he is better now, and
they have returned home.
Miss Dora Elder, who has been the
guest of her cousin, Miss Bertha
Rogers, has returned to her home at
Bee Lick.
A wagon load of Highlands sing
ers went with Mr.. H. o. Young to
Meals Greek Sunday, week ago, to
sing for them. In spite of a hard
rain all who went report delightful
time Mr.. Young will soon begin
teaching a singing class there.
Mrs. Mayme Young recently pur-
chased an organ from Mrs. Dugan.
Mrs. Maggie Mckenzie was in
Stanford Tuesday.
Mr.. E. G. Baugh and daughter,
Mrs. Roscoe Rogers, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Wall, were in Stanford
shopping Monday.
Mrs. Mayme Young and Mrs. Susie
McGuffey gave their mother, Mrs.
Rilla Chestnut, surprise birthday
dinner April LIST.
Mr.. Willie McGuffey, who has been
working in Louisville during the win
ter, is at home again.
Mr.. G. w. Baugh is able to be out
this week.
Mrs. Mary Young is improving
| slowly. Miss Minnie Young is no
better Mrs. C. M. Young is some
| better at this writing. Mr.. Miranda
is able to be out again. Rev. John
Long is confined to his bed this week.
/ Mrs. Manfred Chevolette of Bur-
gin, will be here Sunday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Lucy Faulkner.
Mrs. Rosa Faulkner has returned
to her home at Ludlow after a week S
| stay with her parents here.
Mrs. c. M. Young and daughter,
have their new spring hats on display
and will have more before Easter.
Misses Lizzie Warfeld, Annie
Ernst, Roberta Young, Evaline
Baugh, Mrs. Mayme Young and Es-
Their Baugh, are all engaged in the
Larkin business at present and they
with the many hucksters, are leading
the merchants in this city dull life
The Messrs. Elder, of Bee Lick
were visiting their sister, Mrs. Rog-
ers, last week.
Mr.. D. r. Adams has received a
car load of fertilizer this week and
has another ordered, so is prepared
to furnish the farmers with this ne
cessity here at home.
Mrs. Beulah Hatfield and Mrs.
their husbands at Detroit.
Mrs. Terry and children were the
guests of her brothers, Messrs. John
and Jim Reed last week.
Mr.. Nose Elmore Baugh, of Nc
Kinney, visited his uncle, Mr.. Hen
Baugh Saturday and Sunday, and al
so called on Miss Lille Pearl Cook
while here.
Miss Lille Hall, of Stanford, made
flying visit to her parents here last
Sunday.
Miss Josephine Skidmore was the
pleasant visitor of Miss Lucille Young
Saturday.
Mrs. Leo Long and children will
join her husband at Toledo, Ohio,
this week. Mr.. Long has been work.
ing there for some time.
Mrs. Jennie Baugh and daughter,
Ottie, were in Stanford shopping last
week.
There is to be wedding in our
midst on April 18th. You'll find out
by waiting.