Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05
LANCASTER, CAaRARD COUNTY.

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-Miss Julia May Gaines was storm
ed Tuesday evening by the mem beers Of
OF the Juvenile Club.
MIR. Bolton, resident OF Point Leav-
ell, was accidentally shot in the foot last
Monday 10y passing tramp.
The subject of Elder George Cow
ems discourse Sunday morning will be
Christ, the Light Of the World"
Friday and Saturday there will be
another examination Of teachers under
superintendent j. Hunt McMurtry.
Miss Annie Lloyd Herring entertain
ed Wednesday evening at her home on
Richmond street in honor OF her young
1 friends
Mrs. Wiley, lady we'll advanced in
years, died at her home in Paint Lick
Monday. Burial in the Paint Lick Gem.
etery Tuesday.
The members OF the Missionary So
ciety at Point Leavell will give a supper
at one OF the churches, the proceeds of
which are to 90 to that organization.
Mr.. Cyrus Eason recently bought
the public school-house on Lexington
street, paying $500 for it, He is to soon
convert the building into a dwelling
/ house.
Miss Katherine Paxton, graduate
OF stanton, Va, College, and a teacher
OF six years experience, has been en-
/ ployed as first assistant here in the High
| Graded school.
The 9Th OF July was observed by q
number OF our citizens, some by taking a
recreation and others by rest. A mum.
Der OF the business houses were closed.
The negroes gave picnic.
Mrs. John NJ. Logan is engaged in
teaching music class of eight or more
pupils at her home on Lexington street.
Mrs. Logan is well qualified to teach, be-
Dg a graduate OF music and possessing
highly cultivated voice.
The following attended the Chautau
qua at Lexington on the 4th: Misses
Fannie West, Ada Fsrra, Mary and
George Miller, Sue Herring and Flor
ence Anderson; Messrs. Cabbell Denny.
John Farrs, Robert and win Embry.
b +. Robinson bought six - pound
lambs of NeWton Crow at &c. Woodson
Scott sold John Roberts, OF Jessamine, 90
sheep at $3.50. John Broaddus, of Me.
Creary, bought yoke of oxen of Jack
Naylor at 300; be also bought another
yoke OF Smith Thompson Tor $50.
List Friday Mrs. J. b. Carter, of
Cartersyille, gave au elegant dining, con
sisting Of six or more courses. Many
guests were present, some from Lancas-
ter, to partake OF her hospitality. The
house and grounds were very inviting on
this occasion, being decorated with rich
foliage and rare, fragrant flowers.
Quite an unfortunate accident hap
pened in our midst "Wednesday morn.
ing. While Mr.. Warren Russell was
riding his wheel down Lexington Ave-
nue. he accidentally ran against an old
colored man by the name Of Uncle"
Harry Huffman, knocking him down,
running over one Of his legs and cutting
an artery with the pedals OF the wheel.
The cut produced hemorrhage, from
which be bled very proiusely fol awhile,
but in short time and fortunately the
bleeding Was stopped.
Mrs. Bagby and daughter have re-
turned TO their home near Cincinnati az
ter two weeks visit here. Miss Eva c.
Grant, Of Danvllle, has been with Lam
caster relatives this week. Miss Bette
Doores is the guest of her brother, Dr.
Doores, OF Grab Orchard Mrs. Il. +
Hughes has returned TO her home at
Lawrrnceburg after visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Miller. K
Graham Price, OF DanviIle, was visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Susan Price, sun
day and Monday. Miss Matte Elkin is
the gnest OF friends aud relatives in
Stanford. A. II. Rice is at home from a
Southern trip. Mr.. Smith and son, OF
Danville, were in Lancaster Wednesday
Dr. A. 5. Price and Jack Rout, OF Stan
Price the first of the week. Mrs. Mary
Anderson visited friends in Gainesville
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Lipold, of
Louisville, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
j. NJ. Clemerson. Elder George Gowen
was a visitor OF Stanford friends Tues
day. Miss Ellen OSsley is the guest Of
Miss Mary Sandifer, OF Middlesboro
Mrs. Matte Sweeney and daughter are
with relatives in Greensburg. Mrs. Jen
ME Eastman has returned to her home
in Columbus, o., after visit to w. H..
Kinnaird and family. Mrs. S. p. Grant
was visiting her mother, Mrs. H. A
Price, on Thursday. Miss Bette Robin
son returned to Danville with Miss Mary
Dunn. Miss Ora Enoch is visiting Miss
Ssllie Elkin. Misses Christine Bradley
and Ellen Mays are guests OF relatives