Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-05-31
LANCASTER, cAaaARO COUNTY.

lne n. rs. gave banquet lDurb-
day night in honor OF the many visiting
X. Ps.
Rev. Lspsley Mckee, OF Richmond,
will preach the Bsccalsureate sermon
Sunday at the Christian church.
The ladies OF the Christian Aid So.
cie,y gave luncheon Thursday at the
Tor which zoe was charged.
The moonlight iete' that was to
have been given tonight at Garrsrd Col
leee has been abandoned by our young
society people.
The public buildings and various
business houses in Lancaster we're APP
decorated in National colors
on Thursday.
Elder George Gowen leaves to-mor-
row to begin two weeks protracted
meeting in Flemingsburg. His pulpit
will be filed by some able minister dur
ing his AT sence.
w. S. Ferguson, one OF our most
thrifty and enterprising young farmers,
has the fnest field of wheat in this sec
ton. II Is now well headed and turning
and will soon be ready for the harvest.
After parade and drill Thursday a.
ternoon by the X. Ps. in their regslis,
appropriate addresses followed at the
courthouse. When next they took up
their march II vas to the cemetery,
where they decorated the graves Of los.
comrades.
The free turnpike petition, contain
ing nearly 900 names, which was to have
been presented at next weeks session OF
the county court, asking for poll to be
opened in November to decide whether
free turnpikes should obtain, was lost
somehow.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights there
were two lectures here at the court
house on hypnotism by woman. This
IL sn article that is much INDUCED in
and written upon Of late by hypnotists
or at least those who claim to know
something OF the science.
Mrs. simpson, widow OF Joseph
simpson, died at her lovely country
home at Teatersville, May rs, in the Goth
year OF her age. Burial was at the Buck.
eye Cemetery. Four children survive
her will and Alexander, Mrs. VIM.
Sader and Mrs. Belle Lingielter. She
was member OF the Baptist church.
We are quite glad to report that most
OF the sick in the community are much
better. Mr.. George Denny is so much
improved as TO have been out for week
psst. Mrs. +. l.. Austin, who has been
i'll for several weeks, is up again. Mics
Sallie Tillett, who has been i'll all winter,
is well enough We are glad to say as to
be making visit to some OF her friends
in the country. Miss Fannie Under
wood is III of white swelling. We regret
very much to say Mrs w. A. Arnold is
no better, but is gradually growing weak
er.
Miss Matte Thompson visited
friends in Dsnville Tuesday. Messrs.
Ernest and Hugh Rose, OF Louisville, are
the guests Of their cousin, Master Her
bert Harden. NJ. Vernon Richardson
has returned to DsnviIle after visit to
his friend, Mr.. Nathan Elliott. Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Kirby, OF Stanford, are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Moss Kirby.
W. S. sandiier, Of Middlesboro, arrived
Friday and is visiting his grandfather,
Mr.. VIM. Smith. Mr.. Dan Hemphill, Of
Nicholasville, the champion bicyclist Of
the State, is the guest Of his cousin, Mr..
James G. Hsmphill. Mrs. Lucinda
Greenleaf, Mrs. d. M. Lackey and Mics
Louise Kaufman were visitors in DAN
vile on Tuesday. Mrs. Ed Price and
mother, Mrs. Joe Francis, have return
ed from a visit to Ex-Governor ID. r
Francis mother in Madison. Ed. Jesse
Walden was at home several days last
week with his family. Herbert Price, oil
Danville, Is visiting his cousin, Fred
Frisbie.