The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-10-13

DR.. Harmon, and Mrs Wood Pc
tiers, w. D. Edmiston and family,
and DR.. Burgin and children, all mo-
tored to Lexington to see the Ring
ling circus.
Mrs. Ivon Fish took little Sarah
May Pettus and Clare Doty Fish, and
Henry Shelby Fish, to Richmond last
week to see the big circus.
Miss Isaacs, of Gravel Switch, is
the guest of Mrs. l.. F. Jones.
Miss Alene Collier spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Collier. She is attending school
at Mt. Vernon
Mr.. Reuben Bronaugh came home
from st. Louis few days since,
quite sick. He is much improved.
Mr.. Henry Donnelly, Of Oklaho-
ma, was visiting his cousin, Mrs.
Mary Morgan, this last week.
Walker Napier has returned from
Paris, to visit his mother a few days.
Mrs. Daisy Hunt, Misses Maymie
Holman, Jones, Goodwin and others
formed a party to hay ride this
week.
Mrs. Walter Elder and family, and
Mr.. S. L. Cummins and family, mo-
tored to Eubanks Saturday to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Louanna Holman after spend
ing several months with relatives,
left for Muskogee, Okla, Tuesday
Every friend was sad at the parting
and hope she will return for a per-
manent stay.
DR.. Henry Williams, one of Shell
byville's finest young men, accompa-
MED his aunt, Mrs. Mollie Burgin
home, and packed and stored her
furniture, and took her back with
him to reside this winter and proba-
bly, longer. Mrs. Burgin has been a
resident of our town for several
years and has many warm friends
who deeply regret to give her up for
even a short time. She will be missed
in the Christian church, the Ladies'
Aid and social circles, and all join
in wishing that she will again come
back to live with US, and a hearty
welcome will await her, from old and
young.
Mr.. and Mrs. McWhorter went
down to Mrs. Robert Gaines Sat-
urday, where they were joined by
about thirty-three near relatives who
gathered there to give Mr.. McWhor-
ter birthday surprise. The mem
bers all brought good things to eat
and the crowd assembled in the yard
and the edibles were served to each
guest in small trays. To say Mr..
McWhorter enjoyed it, would but
L. L.
gratitude and love goes out to all
who tried to give him a bright day.
Mr.. ]. r. Rigsby and family, who
have been living on the Fish farm
near town, left Thursday to locate
in Indiana This is an excellent
family and we wish them prosperity
and health in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Collier mo-
tored to Richmond last Friday to see
the circus.
Miss Clara Collier entertained at
900" Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Rogers have
returned from visit to their chill
dren in Somerset
Mr.. John Kennedy has sold his
home on Stanford street to Mr.. Tom
SHAW, lOI p iOO IOSSeSSlOH Will Ut
given January first.
Mr.. l.. L. Sanders has rented the
Armendt property and will move in
to it as soon as repairs are COM
pleted
A beautiful colonial porch is near.
ing completion at the home of Mr.. j
Thos. Cherry. 1t was formerly Geo
James property. 1t will be one OF
the handsomest homes here when
completed A small iron balcony
will extend across the front above
and six large pillars will support
the porch, each one upon hand
some ornamental bases. Mr.. Cherry
has done great deal towards beau
tifying our city and is fine booster
Mrs. L. F. Jones entertained Mrs
Mollie Burgin and DR.. Williams at q
six o'clock dinner and Mrs. M. E.
Fish also entertained them at lun.
cheon before they left for Shelby
VILE
Mr.. and Mrs. Birney Fish and baby
of Somerset, are with Mrs. M. E
Fish this week.
Mrs. James Manuel is no better.
Mrs. Ada King is about the same
as last week.