The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-04-23

Mrs. Sue Curtis, of Crab Orchard,
has been the guest of Perryville
friends.
DR.. w. N. Craig, of Stanford, was
in the city this week.-Somerset
Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Owens spent
Sunday with their daughter at Mt.
Vernon.
R. H. Renfro, of The Princess,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives at Harrodsburg.
Messrs. Bohon Campbell, f. ID.
Kennedy and Joe Lynn Coffey are
spending the day in Frankfort.
DR.. J. B. Beck, son of Mr.. VII
liam Beck, of this county, will open
dental office at Harrodsburg.
Messrs. A. X. and Woods Walker,
of Garrard, were here last night to
see Mrs. j. C. Hays, who continues
very i'll.
II. R. Young, representing the
Empire Mfg. Co., of Norfolk, Va,
was in Madison and Clark counties
last week.
Mrs. Olive Scott, of Louisville,
who has been with her sister. Mrs.
f. L. Reinhart, returned to Louis
Vile Monday afternoon.
News comes from Elsah, H., that
Mrs. Alice Newland suffered a
stroke of paralysis and is considered
in a dangerous condition.
Fan Murphy is up from Panama.
He will sell at public auction, his de-
sirable farm near Shelby City on
May A. See advertisement else
where.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Charles Os-
borne, of Knoxville, arrived last
night for a brief visit to Mrs. Os-
borne's sisters, Misses Jennie and
Charlotte Warren.
Mrs. Wallace Cover and Mrs. Nor
ris Perkins, of Crab Orchard, were
visiting friends here. Mrs. T. j. Hill
and Miss Bess Hill, of Stanford, were
with Danville friends
Miss Ella Mae Saunders has just
returned from Louisville, where she
spent several days getting new ideas
in headgear and buying the most
beautiful and up-to- the-minute mil
linery.
DR.. Woods Ogilvie, who is a sur
geon in the service of his country,
was here last night to see his aunt,
Mrs. j. c. Hays, whose condition is
alarming her many friends. He was
en- route from Spartanburg, S. c.,
to his camp up North.
Mrs. John B. Foster returned
Monday from Fort Thomas, whers
she had been for several weeks, with
her son, Hugh Reid Foster, who is
able to be up after his severe illness.
He hopes to come home in few
DAYS to thoroughly recuperate.
Mr.. j. H. McHargue, who used to
live in the West End, but who has
resided in the West and later in Lou
isiana, has returned to this county
and bought property in Darstown.
He is accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Ida McHargue, and they both
are being given a hearty welcome
by our people.
Edward Cooper arrived Monday
from Litchfeld, ILL.,, to see his ia
Their. Mr.. George B. Cooper, whose
condition is regarded somewhat i'm
proved. Mr.. Cooper has been through
the States of Kansas and Oklahoma
since he left here some two weeks
ago and says he never saw brighter
prospects for a bumper wheat crop.
Russell Brown leaves this after
noon for Camp Zachary Taylor for
training in Y. M. C. A. work and
from there he will likely be sent to
France in a short while. The splen-
did young man rendered his SER
vices for Y. M. C. A. work to the au-
thorities higher up and day or so
ago rot a wire telling him to report
at Camp Taylor for instructions and
training. Mr.. Browns many friends
here give him up with sincere regret
but are glad to know that he is to
engage in such splendid work. He is
well fitted for the service he will
soon enter and that he will make a
success, none who know his sterling
qualities for an instant doubt.