The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-03-06
Russell Brown spent Sunday at

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Lancaster.
Mr.. Fount Dishon, the well-known
carpenter, is quite ill.
Mrs B. D. Carter has been inds-
posed for several days.
J. f. Buck, the merchant prince of
| Gilberts Creek, spent Sunday with
| friends here.
J. II. Hill. of Stanford, spent Tues
day in this city with relatives
Somerset News.
Cashier w. M. Bright, of the Lin
coin County Natinal Bank, went to
Louisville Monday
Mrs Richard Thornhill Jewell and
Miss Elizabeth Higgins are in Louis
vile for few days stay.
Mr. John Engleman, of Lexington,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Laura Hundley.
Miss Ellen Moore, who is teaching
at Crab Orchard, spent Sunday with
her father and sister here.
w. s. Fish spent Sunday with the
folks at homo here. He left Monday
on a business trip for Jackson.
Mr.. Marvin Worlev, of louisville.
spent Sunday with his wife. wko is
the guest of Mrs. w. c Wilson here.
representative II. Clay Kaufman
of Lancaster. was here a short while
Saturday. He was on his way to
Crab Orchard.
Jack ]. Lawrence, who has MANY
friends here. where he worked for
the l.. & N. for a lone time, was
here from Mt Vernon Monday.
c. D. Sutton and wife, of Mt. Ver-
non, were here Monday. The former
was en- route to Cincinnati and the
latter to Lancaster to visit relatives,
DR.. NJ. D. Early. of the Baptist
church here, attended meeting of
the Missionary Board of the Ban
fist Church in Louisville Monday
night.
Mr.. Frank Smith who has been
the guest of his sister. Mrs. J. C.
REYNOLDS. and Mr.. REYNOLDS will re-
turn to his home in Maysville, We'd
nesday.
Fred and Adolrh VonGruenran
spent Sunday in Louisville. havino
gone there to attend the buriHl of
the latter's brother-in-law, Emile
Hochstaosch.
NJ. o. Gcary and wife of D.r-
vile. are stoppng a the st. Aeaph
Hotel Mr.. Geary has nositio1
with w A. Harvey and will likely
engage in business here.
Prof. j. Gano Johnson. of Ne
Sterlinc, the professor of Arironl
Eugenics in Kentucky State Uni
versitv has been the guest of DR.. J.
G. CARPENTER and family.
Mr.. j. b. Paxton went to Lancas-
inson, whose illness was announced
that she is somewhat improved.
DR.. E. w. McDearmid, president,
of Hamilton College, Lexington,
preached at the Christian church
Sunday morning. His discourse was
enjoyed by large congregation.
Monroe THOMPSON. one of the best
known real estate men of the coun-
tv, was over from Wavnesburg yes
terdav. Mr.. Thompson is also one of |
Sheriff j. G.. Weatherford's depu- |
ties and is making good one.
Representative w. G.. Gooch was !
over from Frankfort Saturday and !
Sunday. He says good tax law !
will be enacted and that the people !
need have no worry about the work |
If the extra session of the Legisla- /
ture.
Miss Kate Davis Raney is in Lam
easter this week with Mrs. Rella Ar
mold Francis. Mrs. Francis will open
lp her millinery store here next weel;
m the room recently vacated by DR.
A. s. Price. Miss Raney will assist
Mrs. Francis here. See the announce
IF the opening in Fridays paper.
Miss Myrtle Brown left Wednes-
lay for Lincoln county where she
will visit her cousin, Mrs. w. G.
Murphy and Mr., Murphy, at Hub
lie. Ira Moser, of Lincoln county,
whom we understand has bought
ONE land south of Mitchelsburg,
las leased the property belonging to
lille Pendygraft heirs, located near
jozatt's and has taken possession
'arksville Cor. to Danville Messen-
,er,