Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-06-28
LANCASTER, CARRARD COUNTY.


caster on the Danvile pike, Mrs. Yeak-
ey. Burial Wednesday in the Buckeye
Cemetery.
Died at Paint Lick in the 50th year
OF his age, an Irishman named Tom Cal
lahan. The deceased was once a resid-
ent OF the city o! Louisville
DIR. ]. Lapsley Mckee, Of Danville,
has made arrangements to preach here
to the congregation OF the Presbyterian
church during his vacation at Centre
College. He will deliver the union SER
mon Sunday night
Elder George Governs sermon Sun
day will be Life Under the Similitude of
Voyage" All are most cordially invi.
ted to attend these services, from which
they never fail, when present to reap
some lasting benefit.
Miss Amanda Anderson, OF this
place, has been employed to teach the
public school at SCOTS Fork in Lower
Gsrrard. Miss Anderson is a good teach =
er and as a proof OF it. she taught the
same school the past term.
Miss Alice Lunsiord, OF this place,
and Mr.. Jasper Cox. OF Point Leavel,
were united in the holy bonds OF we'd
lock Wednesday evening at the home OF
the brides sister on Danville street. Ger
emouy was pronounced by Rev. F. NJ.
Hill.
The following democrats attended
the State convention at Louisville this
week: +. II. Walker, George Farris,
Thos Dunn, J. NJ. Rothwell, T. Cole
Gulley, VIM. Baughman, Is. Brown, Jr.,
Bob Bettis, Jas. Pesrce, Henry Pat,er.
SOD, Mike Sslter, Joe Mccormack.
The farmers in and near Lancaster
have been quite busy the past week bar
yesting their wheat, which We are sorry
90 report il quite inferior in many local.
| titles, but the barley harvest is over and
the crop is pronounced good and the
clover also ia said TO be me this season.
-Mrs. ;. ID Rothwell. OF this place,
who 30 successfully managed Dripping
Springs last year, has for this season tax
Ell charge of the same inviting resort.
AZ she ha1 proven herself so polite aud
accommodating as a landlady, We be.
speak for her many boarders. She has
already bad a number OF rooms engaged
OF her for boarders.
The report from the Harrodsburg
Democrat copied in the Courier Jour.
nal stating that Judge Ssuhey in the
celebrated breach OF promise suit OF f.
q. Stivers against Miss Katharine West,
OF this county, would employ women
Jurors, is creating much amusement and
discussion here. II Gsrrard women are
required to serve it goes without saying
that they will see to it that Miss West
has justice.
Miss Mary Harvey Woodbridge, OF
Denver, Col, entertained q nice bevy OF
boys and girls at the home OF her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Reid, on
Tuesday evening. The house and
grounds which at all times are pretty, on
this occasion were visions OF beauty as
they were so brilliantly illuminated. All
Was aglare with bright lights, rich colors
and happy youthful faces. The party
Was given and lie a deserved compliment
to the young lady on account OF her pro.
ticiency during the past term at SC hool.
Rev. George o. Barnes and daugh.
ter, Miss Marie, were made the proud
reel pient while here OF a nice organ. The
instrument bears this upon the plate,
"a Gift From Our Garrard County
Friends Mr.. Barnes lectures Monday
and Tuesday nights closed his series OF
meetings here. We are sorry to have
reported there was to have been an adj
mission charged at these lectures, as
there was not. As We had been prev
iously misinformed on the subject We do
not feel that we we're to blame for get.
ting out the wrong impression.
-Ex-Judge VIM. +. Walker, of this
place, was rendered and has accepted the
nomination for representative OF Gar
rsrd county. Judge Walker is a native
OF Madison county, but has for many
years past been resident OF Lam
caster. He with his wife and an inter
esting family OF sons and daughters re.
side in their handsome home in the sub.
urbs OF this place. He was elected coun.
ty judge in 1882 and reelected in 1886
He is now in the revenue service under
Collector Chas. Rodes. Judge Walker
is stsunch democrat and is a strong
and active worker for his party.
Elder VIM. Walden, OF Washington,
Ind, is at home on a short vacation to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Walden,
r. L. Lillard, OF Bristol, Tenn, was
here Wednesday shaking hands with old
Lancaster friends. Mr.. Work, of Ok
ford, o., is the guest OF his friend, Hor.
ace Herndon. Miss Mamie Hsckley has
returned to her home in Danville after a
short visit to her cousin, Miss Lula Bat.