The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-08-08


James Denton, of Somerset is the
guest Of Dewey Goggin.
William Westerfeld, of Paris is
the guest Of his uncle Nose Elmore.
Miss May Burns, of Covington, is
gladdening her friends and relatives
here with her presence.
Mr.. ]. H. Turner and family, of
Nicholasville are the guests at the
home of Rev. w. S. Grinsteac.
Mrs. Lee Rankin, of the Hubble
is quite i'll, her many friends and
relatives will regret to know.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller, of Richmond,
is here for short visit to her niece,
Mrs. W. S. Embry.
Mrs. Lee Carter, of Junction City,
spent Saturday with Mrs. B. D. Car
ter.
/, Miss LeVern Nevius, of Lancaster
is the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Matte Nevius.
J. E. Buck, of Gilbert's Greek
has been the guest of Mrs. Matte
Nevius this week.
Miss Ella May Saunders is in Gin
cinnati this week purchasing her fall
millinery.
Miss Annie V. Craig has returned
from a visit with Miss Isabella Civ
ems near Danville.
DR.. G. A. Brummett, of Tampa,
| Fla. has returned after a visit to his
| brother, D. 7. Brummett here.
Mrs. Grove Kennedy, of the
Preachersville section has been quite
i'll of typhoid fever for some time.
Mrs. P. J. King, of Crab Orchard
has been suffering with a bad EAR.
buncle on the back of her neck.
! Mr-and Mrs. w. r. Todd returned
today from Columbia. where they
have been spending the summer with
his relatives.
Rev. Omar Foster, of Atlanta, Ga.
went down to Boston, Nelson coun
ty, Monday to conduct meeting
for the Christian church.
! Armp Broaddus, and two children
of Oklahoma. are spending some
time with relatives in Kentucky
They visited relatives here last week
Ben Seaman. of Paris, who wa:
trouble man here for the Telephone
| Comuany for several months and
who has many friends in this vicinity
is here for visit.
Mrs. Sam Reynolds and daughter
Mrs. M. NJ. Condor came over from
their home in Crab Orchard yester
day and did some shopping in oul
local establishments.
Claiborne c. Walton left thi
morning for Catlettsburg, where h
will join a camping party for a ten
day soioUrn on the Ohio river, nea,
Vanceburg.
| Col. Boone Flint. who has bee,
working in his brothers big depart
ment store in Vincennes, Ind, is a
home in Kings Mountain again.
| Miss Mary Vanoy has just return
ed from a stay of seven days a
Elixir Springs and states that sh.
feels much refreshed after being a
this health resort.
Miss Elizabeth Carter, who has a
Mt. Sterling for the past week visi
ting her grandmother, Mrs. Su-
Bright returned home Monday. Mrs
Bright accompanied her for visit.
Mrs. w. N. Hoskins and son, Ro.
and little daughter. Ruth, of Strigh
Creek, XIV, have been spending tn,
mast week with her brother, j. C
Livingston, of the Green River sec
ton.
Mrs. A. B. Humble, who ha
been the guest of Mrs. J. R. Powell
for some time leaves this Afternoon
for Parksville to visit her mother
Mrs. Bowers, before returning to he
home at London.
Mrs. Ida Burns and Misses Ma,
and Anna Lee Burns and Albert ant
Russell Burns, who have been guest
at the home of Mr.. David Scott hav,
returned to their home at Covington
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Sartin, Mrs
Lucy Holtzclaw and Miss Ida Holtz
claw, Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Gooch, Nh
and Mrs. VIII Tucker and Mr.. vii
Will Matheny attended Camp Meet
ing at Wilmore Sunday
/ Mrs. George Cooper Hopkins, O.
i st. Augustine, Fla. who has beer
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Ripple!
left Saturday for Lebanon TO visi
klnfolks before returning home.
Mrs. r. B. Carter is able to be
up again. She was confined to hel
| Deu as result OF cut 1OOC sustain
ed while in bathing at the river and
for while it was feared that blood
poisoning would set in.
| Hon. Ben V. Smith. of Somerset
was here Sunday returning from a
visit to his sister, Mrs. Lee Rankin,
near Hubble. Mrs. Rankin has been
in serious condition for several
days but Mr.. Smith thinks that she
is slightly improved.
Misses Alice and Rose Alcorn are
at the st. Asaph Hotel for the re-
mainder of the summer. They have
been teaching at Colorado Springs,
Col, and Boulder, Mont, respective
ly and spent some time with friends
at Greensburg before coming on to
Stanford.
Miss Bess Holtzclaw and Miss
Mary Bailey, of Stanford, were Wis
itors of Miss Catharine Bourne for
the Fair.-Miss Ruth Culberson, of
Covington, KY, is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. H. r. Camnitz, at her
home on the Lexington road.-Dan.