The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-02-15
Mrs. T. j. Hill, Jr.. is quite sick.

Mike Penny is confined to his home
by illness.
June Givens went to Jellico this
morning for a brief visit
Miss Minnie Woods was with
Paint Lick friends Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Phillips spent Thurs
dav with her mother in Garrard.
f. T. Pence, Jr., and Dexter Bal
lou spent Thursday in Lexington.
Mrs. w p Kincaid has returned
from a visit to friends at Winchester.
Mashal S. NJ. Brown end w. u
Lair. of Hustonville, are in the city
today.
DR.. A. S. Price was here fror,
Lancaster today, shaking hands with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Bishop, of
Danville. have been visiting Lancas-
Ter relatives.
Mr.. D. S. Rife orders his I. j
chanOed from Junction City to Jack
sonville. Fla.
Mrs. Mary Warren, who suffered
paralytic stroke last Monday, con-
tinues quite i'll.
Mrs. William Morelard, Of Dan
vile. is the quest of her daughter
Mrs. w. G. Shanks.
Cashier w. NJ. BRIGHT of the Lin
coin County National Rank, is de-
tanned at his home by illness
Misses Lena and Mary y. Becl;
have returned from DELIGHTFUL Wis
H. to friends at Harlan and Corbin
Mrs J NJ. Rankin, who has been
sick for the past two weets, IS 7on'e
what better. her many friends viii
be clad to know.
jesse Q. Lynn left Thursday morn
mr. for Newport News. W.. to take =
position with J r. Beazlcy. WHO has
= contract there.
Mrs. Forestus Reid, Of Danville,
and her daughter, Mrs. Pobt. Hoo
Withers Wednesday.
Mrs. R. B. Woods will 90 to Louis
lille today to visit her sister, Mrs.
P~ent Altsheler. end see for the first
time her nephew. Brent Altsheler. Jr,
Col. Thomas d. Marcum. of Cat
lettsburg. came by from Louisville.
where he had been on business. end
snent several DAYS with his daughter,
Mrs. f. c. Walton.
Mrs. X. L. Tanner, of Mckinney,
hos been III for the mast three weeks.
Her daughters. Mesdames w. X.
Shugars. of Casev. and u. c. Nun
oellev Of Winchester, have been at
her bedside.
Mrs. ]. 8. Cordier. of Lebanon
Junction, BROUGHT her little son. Ed
word. to DR.. Carpenter to be treat
ed for rheumatism. They have re-
turned home and the little fellow was
greatly improved.
Mr.. Sam Goldstein. of New Bed
ford. Mass. hos been here the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Robinson. Mr.,
Goldstein has been in army service
for some time but has been given an
honorable discharge.
John L. Tanner. of Mckinney. is
back from q prospecting trim to Hnz-
ard, Perry county. He was here this
morning and told this paper that the
o. & C. railroad is now nuttino down
it's double track through Mckinney.
News was received here that
handsome little son had arrived ut
the home of Mr. and Mrs. VI. l.,
Gardner. of Fort WHvne, Ind. He has
heen named James Kenneth Gardner.
p'he mother was formerly Miss Edith
Nartin.
Mrs. w. 8. Elkin. of Atl"ntn ~
lived last night to spend few days
with her niaces, Misses Jennie and
Charlotte Warren. This uorriny she
went 70 Lancaster 70 see her sister.
Miss Jennie Duncan. who fell n few
DAYS ago and severely hurt herself
James G. McBee, who accompan-
iod Mrs McRae to WASHINGTON
where she has good position in the
war derartment, has returned home.
He will wind M his affairs here and
return to Washington CITY. where he
has secured job in a steel concern.
Miss Marv Louise Deatheragc en-
tertaiued very informally with n six
o'cock dinner Monday evening i"
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Y,
Carson, of Stanford. A delicious
dinner was served and greatly eniov-
ed bv the guests. in this home noted
for its observation-disclosures Reg
lister.
w. r. Todd, who had charge of
our High School, is now holding a
position in the auditors department
of the Rock Island Railroad CO.. at
Chicago, of which Hon. ]. M. Dick
inson, a member of President Taft's
cabinet, is president. Mr.. Dickinson
Is a near relative and close friend of
Mr.. Todd's wife. Mr.. Todd is at
present in charge of the preparation
of the railroads data for the Inter
State Commerce Commission
most important trust and one worth
ily bestowed.