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

MISS NdTStIy Lynn oSSh '''''
ing at Danville.
Harvey Embry is confined to his
home by illness.
Mrs. Bette LaRue, of Louisville,
has been here with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Y. Carson
went to Richmond Sunday to visit
the homefolks.
Duncan Bagby was over from Gov
ington during the holidays with his
uncle, W;ll Hooker.
Jack Wells, of Yosemite, was here
long enough during the holidays to
subscribe for the |. ].
Capt. J. N Menefee was ct home
from Camp Zachary Taylor for a
few days during the holidays.
Mr.. Walter Forsythe, who has a
position at Akron, o., spent the holi-
days with the homefolks here.
J. H. Reed, who has been with his
parents out on r. F. d. No. 3, has
returned to his business at Liberty.
Mrs. C. E. Shelton, of Corinth.
Miss, has been here the guest of
Miss Mary Vanoy and other friends.
Miss Thelma Powell, who spent the
holidays with her aunt, Miss Mary
Vanoy, returned to school at Midway
Sunday.
Eben Pettus and Dennie GOoch, of
Somerset, were guests portion of
the holidays of Sol" and Mrs. Her
bert Reynolds.
Sam j. Embry. one of the best
looking "Sammies" at Camp Zachary
Taylor, spent several days with the
folks at home.
Kn11 nd
up from Campbellsville during
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. d. Newland.
Miss Allie Russell Fish has return
ed after a protracted and pleasant
visit to relatives and friends at
Paint Lick and Lancaster.
Judge J. P. Bailey. County Attor-
ney w. S. Burch, DR.. E. j. Brown and
Road Engineer J. L. Mckee Rife
spent Friday in Frankfort.
Mr.. Fl. l.. Wallace, one of the live
wires of the Paint Lick section, was
in town with his sister. Mrs. Adelia
Woods, first of the week.
Walter Milburn, splendid looking
"Sammie." was up from Camp Zach
ary Taylor Saturday and Sunday
with his uncle, Wallace Walter, and
family.
Mr.. George B. Pruitt and family,
of Moreland and Col. John B. Din
widdie, of Somewhere in the West
End" were guests at an elegant din
ner at Dr. and Mrs. W. ID. Wei
burns Friday.
Mr.. j. H. Hilton, out on K. F. ID.
No. 2, called Monday and paid for
his |. ]. to Jan. 1, 1919, making the
41st time he has done such thing
And not in all those 40 years has
he been behind on his paper. Would
that there were more like him.
Mr.. ]. c. Stephenson, who has had
charge of Mr. F. Reid's fine farm out
on the Hustonville pike for the past
year, has rented of w. l.. Neal the
j. B. Honaker farm in the West End
and has moved to it. The friends of
Mr.. Stephenson and his good family
hated very much to have him leave
this section.
While coming to town during the
holidays, DR.. w. ID. Laswell, 7. j.
Ball and Everett Dye had the mis-
fortune to have an auto accident.
BY some means or other their ma
chine became unmanageable and
turned turtle. 1t was narrow escape
for the entire party but fortunately
no one was hurt. They returned to
Kings Mountain after having their
auto repaired.
Mrs w. A. Tribble and Miss Dor
othy Tribble left Sunday afternoon
for Los Angeles to spend the remain
der of the winter. They will stop
over at FL Paso, Texas, for stay of
two weeks with her brother there.
Mrs. Tribble has not been in the best
of health for some time and hopes
to be greatly benefited, as her
friends also do, by sojourn in the
State with the wonderful climate.
Mr.. w. B. Maynard is this week
moving his family from the West
End of the county to the Ed w. Per
kins farm near Marcellus. Garrard
county, which he bought several
months ago. The place contains 1874
acres of excellent bluegrass land and
is desirable in every way. Many
friends formed during the stay of
Mr.. Maynard and family in this !
county sincerely regret their depart |
ure.