Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-08-06
LANCASTER, CAaRARp COUNTY.

DR. j. L. Mckee preached the union
sermon Sunday night at the Baptist
church.
The Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
church met yesterday with Mrs. Owen
Rigney.
The Bible Reading Circle will meet
With Mrs Margaret Gill to morrow after.
noon at o'clock.
Niles Nora Phillips, OF stanford, be-
gan teaching the public school at Rice
/ Academy lsst week.
The missionary society OF the Pres
/ hyterian church meets this afternoon at
O'Clock with Mrs George Denny.
The following people are on the sick
list this week Mrs. Crouly, Mrs. Sam
Harlan, Misses Martha Tilett aud Fan.
ME Bishop.
Little Jack Doty gave a birthday
party TO bis young friends at the home
OF bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Do
Y, on Thursday.
-One OF the largest enterprises OF this
vicinity s the distilery under the man.
agement OF Mr.. John w. Miller, OF this
city. The company owning the prop
erty are soon to erect another large ware.
house and it's capacity will also be in
creased; 1t will then be one OF the larg-
est distilleries in Central Kentucky.
Our toshman's fine colt Garrard
Denmark, Was awarded a number OF
premiums last week at the Danville fair.
Five ribbons, two certificates and three
premiums or blues, were given the colt.
In the first premium s25, second 8 and
third $40, making nice sum OF s43. Mr.
Tillett expects to enter the colt at a num-
Der OF other Kentucky fairs.
A birthday dining was given Mrs.
Martha Salter at the home of Der daugh-
ter, Mrs, Sam EmbTy, about two miles
from Lancaster. The gathering of friends
and relatives was in honor Of Mrs. SAL
ter's I'D birthday, The following met
and remembered the occasion by some
nice souvenir: Mrs. Elizabeth Hill, Mrs.
Susan Anderson, Mrs. Lucinda Green
leaf, Mrs, Elizabeth Waits, Mrs. Sallie
Ann Harris, Mrs. H. A. Price, Mrs. Mary
Elkin aud Mrs. Robert Elkiu; Misses
Sallie and Matte Elkin and Debby Bat
son; Messrs. FL Price, Robert Elkin, Tom
Elkin and John Simpson.
A family living near Lancaster only
last week averted quite catastrophe by
the timely aid Of a physician. Mr.. Dan.
iel Francis, wife and two children, of the
Flatwoods vicinity, were poisoned Thurs.
day by eating toad stools for mushrooms.
IL seems that the children we're sent TO
gather the mushrooms, but not knowing
what mushrooms were, they gathered
the poisonous toad stool. After eating
heartily OF the toad stools all OF the fam.
lily became slsrmingly i'll. A physician
was iretsntly summoned and only by
the administering emetics were the lives
OF the whole family saved. 1t is more
than probable that that family will never
sgsin want to hear OF toad stools or
mushrooms either.
Misses Jennie and Lily Walton Lyme,
OF Lexington, are guests OF Mrs. s. H.
Anderson and family. Mrs. Mollie
Young and daughter, Miss Alice, have
returned from visit OF several weeks to
friends in Owingsyille. Mrs. Robert
West, OF Washington City, is visiting
the family OF Mr.. John K. West. Prof.
q. IL. Posge, of Bracken county, is in
Lancaster visiting friends. Nrs. Capt
John Rose and children have returned
to their home in Louisville. Fred Fris-
bic is visiting his cousin, Herbert Price,
OF DSnville. Mr. and Mrs. Grieger, of
Ashland, are visiting relatives and friends
in this vicinity, Miss Eliza Lusk has re-
turned from protracted visit to her
cousin, Mrs. George d. White, of Madi-
son county. Mrs. DIR. W. S. Elxin, of
Atlanta, arrived last week to be the guest
OF her sister, Miss Jennie Duncan. Mrs.
Mary Allen Weisiger and daughter, Miss
Lucille, are soiourning at Old Point Com
fort. Miss Maggie Tomlinson left last
week with party OF Danville friends
for trip to Niagara Falls and other
points.