The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. conn, OF Gdr-
rard, were here at court Monday.
Mrs. Budette Mckenzie spent sew
eral days at her home at Mt. Yer
non.
Miss Pattye Perkins, has been the
guest of Miss Anna G. Wood in the
country.
Mrs. Frank Smith and children
are visiting friends and relatives at
Versailles.
w. B. Jarvis, who has many
friends in this county, was here at
| court Monday.
Mr.. w. H. Mershon and family
spent several days with relatives at
Indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. j. S. Hooker was at London
Saturday on business concerning the
Boreing Land Co.
w. c. White, of Parksville, and
John M. Helm, of Brumfeld, attend
ed court here Monday
| w. o. Scott, of Covington, spent
several days with the homefolks
here, returning Sunday.
Miss Mary Wallin, of the tele-
phone exchange here, spent Sunday
with her parents near Cedar Creek.
Mr.. H. B. Hackley, of San An
tonic, Texas, is the guest of his rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Kennedy.
Mrs. Allen Traylor has returned
from Covington after weeks visit
to her daughter, Mrs. M. L. Mobley.
Mrs. Matte Nevius went to Point
Leavell Monday to visit Miss Matte
Wylie, friend of many years stand
ing.
Archie Traylor came over from
Covington Saturday to attend the
burial of his great uncle, Mr.. A. T
= Mrs. Clara Doty Traylor and Miss
frankie Doty Traylor, of Richmond
attended the burial of Mr.. A
Thomas Traylor.
Mrs. Mary Derr, mother of Mrs
M. M. Sweeney, was called to Clay.
ton, Ind, by the illness of her son
John w. Derr.
Morris Cottengim and John Lai1
were here from Livingston Monday
A couple of pretty girls proved the
magnets that drew them.
Mr.. John F. Mcclure, of North
Yakima, Washington, returned home
Yesterday after two weeks visit to
his sister, Mrs. John C. Gooch.
Miss Mary Burns, who has beer
visiting Miss Ellen Scott, returned
to her home at Covirgton Sunday
Miss Scott accompanied her for q
brief visit.
Fred Durham and Charley A. Da,
Wis, of Mt. Vernon, were here al
court Monday. The former bought g
nice pony of John S. Baughmar
while here.
Mrs. A. Minis, who has been with
: her sister, Mrs. E. G.. Walton, fol-
several days, returned home Sunday
Mrs. Walton accompanied her as fan
40 Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Allen, Juliar
Allen and Miss Elizabeth Bush AL
len. of Millersburg, spent Sunday
; with the families of Mr.. f. p
! Woods and S. j. Embry.
, Messrs w. j. DeBaun and R. II
Langford, of Perryville, were here
, Monday. representing the Perryville
fair. which begins Aug. 9Th and con
tirues over till the 10th.
Mrs. c. /. Dorsey, of Louisville
is at Crab Orchard Springs. She has
been in poor health for some time
Her sister, Mrs. E. d. Eads, of this
city. spent Sunday with her.
Abram Adams, Jr., has gone to
Crab Orchard, where he will be fol
the summer with his grandmother
Mrs. Buchanan and daughter, Miss
Jean Observation-Disclosures Cor
Courier-Journal.
M. X. Wilson. of the Mt Salem
section. called Monday and left a
subscription for his neighbor, G. J.
Austin. This paper has few better
friends than Mr.. Wilson. who is one
of his sections hustling farmers.
Miss Salle R. Cooke, who has
taught for the past several years in
the School for the Blind at Pitts
burg, Pa. is at HustoRville to visit
Mrs.sJ. w. Hooker before coming to
Stanford to remain for a while with
her sister, Mrs. G. B. Cooper.
Samuel w. Menefee, of New
York City, was here Sunday and yes
terdav on visit to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. N, Menefee. Mr.. Menefee
is prospecting in the electric car bus
mess in the metropolis and is gain
ing both wealth and flesh in his
adopted home.
Bonie McKechnie and Lynn Davis
went over to Lexington and took the
examination for enlistment in the
navy. Both passed and they are or
dered to report at Norfolk, Va, in
some ten days or two weeks. The ac-
. ton on the part of these two patri-
otto young men is to be commended
and that they will make good SOL
diers on land or sea, none who know