The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

June 9-The Beulah-Walker Cir
clio will meet with Miss Katherine
Anderson at 2:3O. All members urg-
ed to be present. 4o-H
Edwin Welburn has gone to Coy
motion to take a position with the L.
Col. s. T. Harris left MONDAY
rornine for French Lick to spend
couple Of weeks.
Misses Bette and Minnie Hayden,'
of Danville, were guests OF MISS I'll
la May Saunders.
Mrs. M. A. Phelps. OF Madison
county. is the guest of her daughter'
Mrs. r. C. Hooker.
MIR. and Mrs. S. L. Cummins and
Mrs. Pervis, of Crab Orchard, were
in the city Monday. ,., MR.
Mr.. J. p. Rife and son, Will Kine'
If Hustonville, spent Sunday with =.
IL. Mckee Rife and wife.
Mrs. A. H. Harmed, OF Lebanon
Junction. is the guest of her grand
mother. Mrs. Matte Nevius.
Miss Sallie Mills Craig returned
Sunday from Roanoke. Va, where
She attended college the past year.
Clinton Coleman is back home
from the University of Virginia ana
his many friends aer glad to see
him. of
lancaster. were over Sunday after.
noon to see his sister, Mrs. Relle
W. G. Withers is completing big
harm an the farm of his brother-iyl-
law. w. A. Hatcher, out on the Mil
'ep Mrs PM E. Buck, of Gilbert's
Creek, and ]. E. and James MENUS,
of Lancaster, have been with MRS.
Mrs. Harry N. Jones left Monday
for Berea to visit relatives. She Will
90 on to Covington from there for
visit with friends.
Can't. J. L. B. Coffey, who has been
laying off for while, left Sunday to
resume his work as travelling repre-
sentative for big lead and paint
firm of Cleveland.
Miss Stella Ripley returned Mon
day from visit to Miss Lucille Hour
igan in Marion county. Miss Houri-
gan returned with her -,
L. F. Hubble will go to Rockcastle
Springs next week to get the place
in readiness for the summer visitors.
r. H. Bartells, of st. Petersburg,
Fla, is visiting j. M. Richardson
Somerset Journal.
Miss Clara Cooper has returned
from Berkele, California, where she
has taught in the d. & d. school for
several years. She looks as II the
balmy climate of the golden coast
is healthful to her.
John Owslev Reid. who has been
i'll in a Louisville sanitarium, IS some
better. His physicians find that II
will be necessary to operate on MN
for a serious trouble, but his condl-
ton is such that he will have to De
built up some before he can stand
the ordeal.
Asa Morgan, Monroe Thompson,
Hugh Jacobs and Llyod and Vernon
Jacobs, of Waynesburg, were over
yesterday. They say their secti9h
will send big delegation over to the
flag raising Thursday, when Ed Nor
row, Col Colston and other noted
Mr.. w. r. Todd left Monday af-
ternoon for Columbia, where. good
portion of his vacation will be spent
Mrs. Todd has not completed her
school duties at Lancaster vet, but
will ioin him for a brief visit when
she does and will go from Columbia
to Nashville to visit her mother.
Mrs. James l.. Yantis and sons;
Herschel and George, have returned
to their home in Lancaster. after
spending a month in this city, the
guests of Mrs. A. M. Girdler. Miss
Margaret Owens and brother, Cabeil,
will leave Friday for Mckinney, TO
spend few days with their uncle,
Mr.. Sam Owens.-Somerset News.
Coleman Lutes. who is servihg
Uncle Sam as recruiting officer and
at present is located at Camnhe,'s-
vile, spent Sunday with the home
folks here. He was at Columbia be,
fore coming to Comprehensive, and
there he secured Ia rec~d;ts. Mr.
Lutes likes the service and says he
is more than willing to go to the
trenches whenever the word is CIV
en-.
"The boys seem to be pleased
with the work and rations. IL Is a
little too stiff for some however. and
a few drop out everv day. These
would have to go on the rigid physi-
cal examination. Harry Farmer and
/ are the only Stanford men in the
18th Co. Hubert Carpenter Is in the
18th and ]. N. Menefec, Jr., in M.
Co." writes Prof. w. C. Wilson, in
ordering his l. ]. changed.