The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-08-09
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the nome folks betore entering scnool
again.
Mrs. Ebert Harper. Of Salisbury,
~ c., is visiting Prof. and Mrs.
Davis.
Mis- Margaret X. Powell is with
friends in Lexington this week
We are GLAD to state that Jesse
Routt is improving.
Squire Gam was called to Cincin-
natl Saturday on business.
Ben Prewitt is here for a few days
before going to camp.
Mrs. b. ]. Pennington has return
ed after very pleasant visit to
friends in Cincinnati.
James Hall. who is stationed at
Newport News, Va, is here on n
few days visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Tupman.
Mrs. b. J. Pennington and Misses
Mary and Edith Wilder spent Sunday
with friends in Harrodsburg.
On August II. 10 and 20 the
Radcliffe Chautauqua System, Of
Washington, ID. c., will present its
Wake Up America" program in our
city.
This program is patriotic in every
respect, and comes to us with the APP
prevail of the government officials at
the head Of the many departments
at Washington. Mr. Radcliffe. who
is at the head of this Chautauqua
system, is in close touch with the gov
ernmental pulse, and has built pro-
gram which is sent out in order to
help destroy what ever pro-German
feeling there may be still lurking |
in various parts of the country. We
are, therefore glad to welcome this |
program here because it will bring |
us some facts in connection with the |
winning of the war, and will stimu-
late US to greater activity along all
lines of patriotic endeavor.
Miss Nancy Lee Dunn is visiting |
the Misses Gam.
Eugene Burris was in Stanford
Wednesday.
Little Miss Katheryne Penny, of
st. Joseph. Mo, is quite i'll with ty-
phoid fever at the home of her
grandfather, j. X. Baughman. Mrs.
Penny arrived few days after the
little girl was taken sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Spaulding, of
Lexington, are here for a few days
with DR.. Edward Alcorn and family.
Chas. Adams, Jr., was in Stanford
Wednesday. He took part in the
Boy Scout parade.
Miss Laura Sandidge, of the More
land section, was in town shopping
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Dunn and
Misses Lou Cowan, Annie Dunn,
Betsy Cowan, were with friends and
relatives in Louisville this week.
Judge Myers is able to be out
again.
Arthur Burton, who is stationed on
the Transport Cyama. has returned
after a pleasant visit TO the home
folks.
DR.. Murphy and family. of Ellis
burg. were in town shopping this
week.
Miss Beecher Newbern is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Pennington at Stan
ford.
Mrs. NJ. b. Eubanks. Of Danville,
is spending a few weeks at Elixir
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Jones, of Dan
Vile. passed through here Sunday en-
route to Elixir Springs.
DR.. A. II. Baugh and family and [
Mr.. Jim Powell spent Tuesday at
Elixir Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Eads, of Stan
ford, were here with friends Tues
lay.
Mrs. Carlisle Myers left Wednes-
iay for her home in Frankfort after I
, pleasant visit to Judge and Mrs.
Myers.
The bloodhounds were called to
Danville Wednesday.
Miss Annie Wilson, Of Salisbury,
Y. c., will arrive this week to be the I
,uest of Mrs. J. w Davis.
Sam Bell and family spent Tues
Law with Mrs Jennie Carpenter.
Miss Katherine Warmer is lead
ng in singing in the protracted meet
ng at Newcastle, Ky. Up until this
ime there have been eleven confess
lions and with the prospect of more.
Bona McKechnie. of the U. S. 5.
Mercury, and Grover McKechnie, OF
spent Sunday with Mr..
md Mrs. ]. A. Hammond
Mrs. Amos Skinner, Of Shaker Z
own, is here for a few days. :
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