The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-01-04
PERSONAL. AND SOCIAL

J. II. Dunn, Of Winchester, was in
the city Thursday.
Ed Davis made busiess trip to
London Wednesday.
Mrs. W. K. Rice has been the guest
of Mrs. Susan Yeager.
Mrs. John &. Dinwiddie is i'll at
her home near Moreland.
Editor J. f. Robinson, of Lancas-
ter, was here on legal business.
Mrs. Il. A. Asbury, of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, is visiting her sisters,
Misses Warren.
Miss Lettie Walker Mckinney left
Sunday for Morganton, N. c., to re-
sumo for studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Howard, of
Crab Orchard. spent the Christmas
holidays in Client.
s.. J. Bell. of the Turnersville sec
ton. visited his brother, P. C. Bell,
in Casey last week.
Will ]. wager went to Carlisle
Monday to visit his relatives, Dr. and
Mrs. N H. Mckinney
Miss Martha Raney returned to
Straight Greek, Bell county, Monday
to care for her work there.
Miss Margaret Warren. of Column
bus, Ohio, spent the holidays here
with her sisters, Misses Warren.
Ed Walker, who is now a knight
of the grip, was the guest of his bro
Their. Walter o. Walker, this week.
Mr.. w. A. Carson, who has been
laid up with "A severe spell of erysip-
elias. is able to be out again, we are
glad to say.
Miss Sue Rout has taken position
in the Lincoln County National Bank.
where she is already proving herself
indispensable.
Miss Mary Noel. of Danville. and
Mrs. J. B. Woods, of Paint Lick. are
visiting their father, Rev. K. K. Noel
on East Main.
Miss Jean Patrick is assisting in
the First National Bank during the
busy season, and is doing her work
most satisfactorily.
Mrs. Georgia Cabell returned from
Lebanon junction Monday. She was
'accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
b. II. Hammontree.
Misses Ruby and Bessie Montgom-
cry, who are teaching in Lincoln
county, came home here Friday for a
S0OTt Stdy.-lIlDcIty 4NSWo.
Mrs. Sue Kirkland and little
daughter, who have been with the
formers sister. Mrs. w. p. Kincaid,
returned to Lebanon Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Saunders and
son, Delmar, have returned to their
home in Peoria, ILL.,, after spending
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Gooch.
Ross Nunnelley left Thursday for
Staunton, Va. to enter the military
school there. He was accompanied by
Mr.. A. T. Nunneley, who went along
to see that he started off all right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Traylor are
moving to their home down on Lo-
CAMS Greek. Mr.. Traylor IS owning
the good farm for the third time in
the past several years, having bought
it from E. II. Kidd few weeks
since.
The Meridian Press of New York
has issued beautiful story of the
Kentucky mountains. "Almetta of
GabriePs Rum" written by Mrs.
Louise Murdoch, a sister of our
townsman, J. N. Saunders. The pub
fishing house has placed the book on
sale at the Acey Drug Store.
Col. C. r. Coleman. of Cary Bell
county, came down Thursday MORN
ing for a brief visit to the homefolks
here. He is being thanked by our
people geenrally for his cleverness in
helping Stanford keep supplied with
coal during these cold times when
fuel has been almost rs scarce as
hens teeth.
Mrs. f. j. Lee left Thursday morn
ing for Winchester to visit a while
beore going to Paris to reside. Her
son, Chester Lee, has secured good
lob there and she wants to be with
him. Miss Cora Lee. of the local ex-
change, will remain at her post of
duty here until spring and will then
likely join her mother and brother.
Mrs. Rodman w. Keenon will re-
turn TO her. home i'm Frankfort today
after spending the weekend with the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Bruce.
Miss Mary Manner Wells, who has
been spending the Christmas holt
days with her parents in this city,
left this morning, for North Hampton.
Mass, where she will resume her
studies at Smith ollege.-Advocate.