Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-12-24
LANCASTER. cAaaAaD COUNTY.

Died, Friday at his home near Flat
woods, Mr.. Elijah Worrell, in the SOth
year OF lis age. His burial took place
Saturday at thu Old brakes Creek grave.
yard.
Tho Nmas entertainment with the
first and second grades in the Graded
School Chapel Dec. 90 was well attend d
and greatly enj Dyed, especially by the
little ones
Miss Nora Phillips school closed at
Rice Academy Friday and she returned
to her home in Stanford Saturday. Sae
gave number of prizes to some of her
most diligent pupils.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Chris
tian church has petitioned the fiscal court
to give the various religious denomins.
tons permission to use the courthouse
for any entertainment that msy be Civ
en-.
Before the beginning OF the services
Sunday morning the Ladies' Aid Society
presented Elder George Goven with a
handsome, useful and very artisticaly
wrought studying gown as MAS pres
ent.
Gov. Bradley shipped his household
furniture AMI extensive Law library and
Office fixtures TO Frankfort Friday. Mrs
Bradley and her attractive daughter,
Miss Christine, will remain with Lancas.
ter friends and relatives during the holi.
days.
Mr.. Ell Schriyner, OF this county,
died last week at the home of his sister
in Jeesamine. The remains we're brought
here Saturday and inferred in the bury.
ground At the Fork Church. The de-
ceased leaves widow and two lit Q
children.
In difficulty between Marcus Jen.
nings and George Disrnukes, of color, the
former received painful and dangerous
lick on the head, breaking his skull. The
chances are against his recovery. Dis.
mukes was captured at Brysntsvile 10
he was fleeing tcom justice and brought
to Lancaster Sunday and lodged in jill.
1T is reported that Garrsrd has an
other prodigy, but this time it is OF Il e
opposite sex, aud ! euppose she might
be cIasaed 80 new woman" She lives
at Stone, ia this county, and the amount
Of work she can DO and has done is re
marksble. Her name is Miss Sallie
Barker. She o1'rs c'o'N With much tact
and accuracy, attends to all the farm
work herself, blowing aud planting her
own corn. Now, ye merry bachelors,
here is your chance for an industrious
wife.
A number Of useful presents have
been given to the teachers OF the Graded
School by their pupils. A handsome
present OF silver are sdorns the drug
store of K. +. McRoberts, valued at $50
1t is a gift from some aimiring Lancas.
ter young man to his inamorsta. 1t is a
most beautiful toilet case, consisting OF
five separate pieces, each at $40. Some
fair girls heart is 10 be made h,ppy by
this MAS gift.
w. A. Price, thrifty, we'll to do
farmer, and Miss Katherine Burdette, a
popular, worthy young lady, surprised
their many friends Friday evening by
getting married. Though 1t had been
rumored for some time that Mr.. Price
had serious intentions in this direction,
still II was not known that wedding
would be the culniuAtion OF the love AZ
fair so soon. The knot was tied Friday
evening st 6 o'clock by Ed. Geo. Cow
en- in most impressive manner az the
home OF the bride on tine Lexington
pike. The newly welded pair drove at
once to the home Of the groom, which
WAS already adorned aud awaiting the
coming of the bride.
Mrs. ID. VI. Lackey paid visit 10
Richmond relatives. Miss Gertrude
LIngenfeter has returned from school at
Georgetown and is the guest OF Mrs. w.
T. West Herbert Price, of Danviile, is
here TO spend portion of the holidays
with his cousin, Charles w. Frisbie.
Mics Tailie NJ. Grand, of Waco, Texas, a
student of Hamilton College, Lexington,
is being entertained by her cousin, Mics
Margaret jennings. DR.. w. S. Beszey
left yesterday TO spend the holidays in
Indianapolis. Mrs. Burdette, OF Illinois,
g the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. VI. Arnold. W. J. kinnsird IS on a
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
KinnAiri. Miss Eliza Lusk Anderson,
of Hamilton College, arrived Saturday
and will spend the holidays with Lam
caster relatives. Miss Etfis Walker, OF
Atlanta, is the guest of Der cousin, Miss
Matte Walker Miss Anna Noel, Of
Danvlle, is visiting her brother, Mr.. II.
T. Noel, and family. Mrs. John Rob-
son and little daughter, of Louisville,
are the guests of her mother, Mrs. Oslo
Huffman. Messrs. Homer w. Batsou
and Robert Lee Davidson are at home
from Kentucky University.
When most needed IL Is not unusual for your
family physician 10 be away from home. Such
was the experience of Mr.. J. Y Sehenck, editor
OF the Caddo, Ind, Ter Banner. when his little
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