Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-06-21
LANCASTER, CARRAR0 COUNTY.


Some Of Lancsster's fair ones were
given treat Wednesday evening in the
form Of serenade from several OF cur
musical younp men.
Many Lancaster friends extend their !
congratulations to w. 2. Walton, the ed. /
itor OF the |. j., upon his marriage and
shower best wishes upon the fair bride. |
Mics Mary Harvey Woodbridge, OF
Denver, Col, entertained her young
friends at the home of her grand parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Reid, on Thursday
evening, June goth.
Rev. George Q. Barnes delivers bis
series OF lectures, THE Lost Tribes"
next week, beginning Monday evening,
June "a. An admission will be charged
for each Of the three lectures.
The tobacco crop in this section is
somewhat injured by the long continued
drouth. But should a copious supply of
rain fall soon, the crop will be much i'm
proved throughout Garrard and produce
good yield.
Miss Lily Dale Grant was stormCd
Monday evening by the members OF the
Junior Social Club. The party came in
the form Of an ovation to Miss Grant at.
ter her return from a visit to Danville
relatives. Serenade by part of the Lam
caster band.
DR.. Bosley, Of Lebanon, was In our
midst the first Of the week with a pros
pect OF locating to practice his chosen
profession, that Of medicine. Should
young Dr. Bosley decide to cast his lot
among our people, we will extend him
a kindly welcome.
"A wedding is reported TO occur this
week in the upper end OF the county at
Gainesville. Both contracting parties
are from Garrard. As the license has
not been obtained at this writing we will
not divulge names until we learn the
marriage is a certainty.
The trial of young Pollard for as
slult upon Dick Moore came up this,
week in court. The lawyers employed
in the case are Letcher Owsley and Lew
is Walker for Pollard and VIM. McClel-
land Johnston, prosecuting attorney, in
defense OF Moore.
Mics Kate Kinnsird gave a dining
Wednesday to a number of her young
lady friends namely; Miss Grace Kin
naird, her niece, Misses Dove Harris,
Ida Anderson, Kate Burdette, Florence
Anderson, Annie Royston, Carrie Cur
rev, Fannie Collier, Nell Mars, Maria
Cook and Kate Craig, of Louisiana.
Lancaster can boast of having been
the home for a number of years OF three
physicians, who rave made rapid strides
in their profession and are winning for
themselves in their new homes not on.
ly names, but fortunes. DR.. Lewis s.
McMurtry, whose extraordinary skill in
surgery, has long ago been recognized
throughout this portion OF Kentucky,
DR.. Arthur Johnston, of Cincinnati, who
for healing of the sick and other difficult
operations, has often been heard from;
and DR.. +. o. Young, of Lexington, who
left Lancaster some years ago and loca.
ted in the city, Lexington, where he has
built up a growing practice with the
very first practitioners OF the city. Gar
rard county proudly claims that here is
the birthplace of Drs. McMurtry and
Johnston. We only hope that in the
coming years old Garrard can still claim
such as her children.
Mrs. Bagby and daughter, of Co.
ington, are guests OF her brother, DIR. w.
S. O'NeaI, and family. Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith and grandson, Herbert Hardin,
left Thurday to visit Mrs. John Rose, of
Louisville. Mrs, Mary Allen Weisiger
and Miss Eliza Lusk are visitors of MIS-
George White, Of Madison. Rev. Jol
Rothwell, wife and daughter, OF Boone
vile, Mo-, are guests Of Mr.. Sam ID. Roth.
well and family. Mr.. L. G. Bosley, OF
Stanford, and DR.. Bosley, OF Lebanon,
were entertained while here by their
friend, W. l. Williams. Messrs. Frank
Marksbury and Horace Herndon are ex-
pected home to-day from Oxford, O.,
where they have been the past year at
College, The Misses Busbys, of Gym
thiana, are guests OF their cousin, Miss
Eugenia Bush. Mrs. Hattie Woodbridge
and daughter, Miss Mary Harvey, of
Denver, Col, have arrived and are visi-
tors OF Mr., and Mrs. Tom Reid. Misses
Carrie Currey and Fannie Collier have
returned from A visit to Mrs. F. d.
Gaines, OF Danville. Mrs. Margaret
Dunn and grand daughter, Miss Margar
ct Mason, left Thurday for protracted
visit to relatives in Henderson. Mr..
Homer Baughman, of Dsnville, was a
visitor in our city Wednesday.
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