The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-04-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
April 1.-THE Woman's Club will
meet in Miss Burch's studio at p.
M.
April 17-Woman's Club Minstrel
at the opera house at P. M. 1913
Little Miss Bessie Clay Farris has
the measles.
j. H. Turner has been at Stearns
for several days.
Mrs. Emma Daniels, of Lancaster,
was here Saturday.
Mrs. F. B. Barnette, of Huston
vile, was a visitor here Saturday.
Joseph Walter has been quite sick
for several days from the measles.
A. H. Basin, splendid friend of
this paper, was over from Lancaster
Monday.
Mrs. Will Scott, of Cincinnati, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. l..
Reinhart.
Mrs. Thomas j. Oaks, of Garrard,
mother of Ed Oaks, of this city, is
reported i'll.
Mrs. P. E. Kemp, came up to at
tend the burial of her relative, Mrs.
James w. Alcorn.
Joe Hill, James Cooper and Sam
Embry, C. U. boys are at homo for
a few days vacation.
Mr.. Ramsey, of Madisonville. has
been the guest of Miss Frank Waller
were for several days.
Mrs. L. d. jennings, of Danville,
was the guest of her son, Ben Jen-
nings and wife Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Rout went to Louis
vile Saturday to be the guests of her
son, Beverly Rout and family.
Mrs. Samuel Fisher came over
from Danville Saturday to see her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Phillips.
Mrs. J. w. Williams returned
home Friday night from Cincinnati.
where she had been for several days.
Mrs. Kate Stigall and B. T.. Cog
gin, Of Somerset. attended the burial
of Mrs. James w. Alcorn Saturday.
Miss Allie Russell Fish was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. S. d. Coch-
ran at Lancaster Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Alice Alcorn came up from
Cave Springs, Ca, to attend the bu-
rial of her relative, Mrs. j. w. AL
corn.
Baker Walls, who is guard at
the School of Reform, Greendale,
spent several days with his family
here.
Mr.. Samuel G. CASTILLO, of Boyle.
spent several days with the family of
his relatives, Mr. end Mrs. John N.
Menefee.
Rev. Alfred A. Higgins, of Louis
vile, attended the burial of his
aunt. Mrs. James W. Alcorn here
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Logan Stephen
SON returned Monday from visit to
his sister, Mrs. w. M. Hobson, of
Campbellsvillc.
M. B. Eubanks' many friends were
glad to see him here from Boyle
Monday. He has been quite sick, but
is getting all right again.
w. C. Yocum, of Ludlow. who is
visiting relatives in the Mckinney
section. dropped in while here Mon
day and subscribed for the I. ].
Mrs. j. T. Blankenship went to
Barbourville Sunday to remain a
few weeks with relatives and also to
look after some business affairs.
81 do not want to miss copv of
your paper. It is like getting letter
from home" writes A. C. Afford, of
Danville, as he sends 81. 80 to pay for
his !. ]. to April, 1918.
Frank Cain. on the F. Reid farm.
had four sheep killed and several
more injured by dogs Friday night.
Mr.. Cain was fortunate enough to be
able to kill the CANNES.
Mrs. j. F. Neighbors, of Louisville, |
was here a short while Sunday with |
her sister, Mrs. w. X. Warner. She |
was en- route to Garrard county to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b
Bourne.
Jc.r Baughman, candidate for
sheriff Of Boyle. was caller at this
office Monday. He saws he is in the
race TO win and that his chances are
very BRIGHT. Mr.. Baughman has nam
ed John w. Webb, of the West End
Of Bowie, and Louis Kriener, of
Junction City, as his deputies. Mr.:
is very popular here and
has many friends i'm this county who
would like to see him Boyle -ounty's
sheriff.
Joe Werner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. X. Warner, of this city, writes
from PITTSBURGH. Pa. thot he hos
eft the Westinghouse people and is
now asociated with Charles N. Havs'
power euuipment plant at Pitts
,urgh. He has charge of one of the
,ffices of the big concern and is
He has a stengrapher at his service
md one of the best fitted up offices
n his city. y
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