Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-29
LANCASTER, eARRARD COUNTY.

grip.
Miss Mamie Harris has postponed
her party on account OF the illness OF her
mother.
MIR. Richard Ward and family have
moved to Mrs. Fishers property on Lex.
ington street.
The Kriss Kringle party given for
the benefit Of the Methodist church was
well attended and a nice sum realized.
An impromptu hop was given in the
hall over the Record office "Wednesday
evening and was enjoyed by about Is
couples Of young folks.
Mr.. Eugene Berkele, son OF the late
VIM. Berkele, and Miss Hannah Dunn.
daughter Of Mr.. John A. Dunn, were
married in Lower Gsrrard Wednesday
evening.
Pete Hampton was in town Tuesday
aud tells us that bis prospects for jsiler
OF Lincoln are fine. Lyon will let all of
his friends over here vote in the race, il
will take week to count his majority.
In the county court Tuesday the
will OF Ed. J. q. Frank was admitted to
probate. Ills wife, brother and Mr.. Joel
j. Walker were appointed executors.
The will OF Mary Simpson was also adj
mitted TO probate.
On account OF the death OF Col. Joe
Weisiger, the Christmas tree and enter
tainment which was to have been given
at the Presbyterian church was postpon.
ed until next Monday night, at which
time the program will be carried out.
The younger set we're entertained by
Miss Alberta Anderson Tuesday evening
at her home on DAnviIle Ave. On the
same evening large crowd OF young Ia.
dies and gentlemen "stormed" Mr.. John
Doty and were handsomely entertained.
Alta meeting OF Lancaster Lodge,
No. lOi, A. y. Masons, Wednesday the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year J. r. Tercy. w. NJ; X.
A. Burnside, S. W.; Robt. Kinnaird. J.
W; w. b. Mason, sec'y; w. J. Ian.
dram. Treas Alex Bishop, 5. st.
A large plate glass in Hisginboth-
ans store Was shattered Monday night
bv sky rocket from the opposite side Of
the Public Square. The wonder is that
some one was not seriously hurt by this
foolishness, which was kept up Saturday
and Monday nights.
Watt Arnold. son OF Mr.. David Ar.
mold, and brother Of Deputy Sheriff W.
A. Arnold, met with a serious accident
during the Christmas festivities at Mich.
olasville. A large fire cracker exploded
prematurely and so injured his right
hand that amputation was necessary.
DIR. Chauncy NJ. Depew has return
ed from Europe and is now ready to eat,
speak and tell the people what they
ought TO do, and all about things OF
which he knows potbing. Ensconced
in his palatial mansion. wearing purple
: and fine linen, and faring sumptuously
, every day, he has no more idea OF the
condition OF the masses than IL he bad
never been born.
A. The recital by the pupils of the mu.
{. etc class OF Garrard College on the eve
ming OF Dec. 2lst, was attended by q
!. large and fashionable audience, and al
. who were in attendance were delighted
. with the entertainment. All of the Sc
K lections we're excellent and well render,
u ed. Prot Glenn g. Gowell is a first
/. class musician and the performances o
e his pupils fully sustained his reputation
= as teacher aud performer. The seec
IS tons for three guitars were admirable
,, and reflected much credit upon Mis-
Minnie Elliott, the teacher who assiste,
= in the performances upon that instru
: ment.
Among those who came home I,
spend the holidays are Capt w. j. an,
Kee Kinnaird, OF Middlesboro; Georg
n Lusk. Earnest Brown, Burt Spencer
Jim Currey, Louisville; Homer B,tson
d Lexington; Bessie Baughmsn, Rich
It mond. anti Mr.. Tom Miller, of Knox
vile. Mr.. Theodore Curry has bee
q confined to his bed for several days b
II severe attack of the grip. MISSES Mi
ra and Lula Owsley entertained few Q
o their young friends Tuesday evening
"a Rev. VIM. Walden, who is attending tn
h Bible College at Lexington, is here visit
" ing his parents.
a. Mr.. Joseph Wesieer, a prominen
citizen, died at midnight on Sunday, tn
oath, and was buried at Danville on tn
AZ 10Th, after protrscted spell of typhoi
Is fever. Funeral services were held at tn
% residence by Revs. ]. @. Randolph an
d. J. r. Tercy. He was born in Danvill
and was a son of DR.. Ross Weisiger. II
D. married daughter Of w. II. Kinnairt
!" cashier Of the National Bank OF Lancs,
J. ter, and was director in the bank q
H. the time OF his death. He leaves a wi,
" ow and an only child. The funeral W,
attended by large number of our cit
u tnnl.aAsu. l. 4.