Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-09-10
LANCASTER, cAaRARD COUNTY.

Miller a saddle horse for 500.
The colored teachers institute began
yesterday and is to continue five days.
MIR. J. @. Fox has bought the Ben
Mullins farm OF $40 acres at $50 IS per
acre.
Elder J. T. Brown, Of Tennessee,
filed the pulpit OF Elder George Gowen
on Sunday morning.
An examination Of white teachers
was held on last Friday and was con-
Quoted by Supt J. Hunt McMurtry.
The members OF the Junior Social
Club stormed Miss Matte Walker at her
pretty home on Richmond street Friday
evening.
The protracted meeting to be con-
Quoted by DR.. j. L. Mckee began Sun.
day morning. DIR. Mckee will probably
be assisted In this meeting by his son,
Lapsley.
Under the faithful preaching of FL
ders j. NJ. Boswell, OF Tennessee, and
Graham Frank, of Lexington, there
have been four additions to the church
at rev Antioch.
The colt Garrard Denmark owned
by Mr.. Malcolm Tillett again takes the
blue ribbons. Ia three entries he made
at the Somerset fair he took all prem.
iums. In two he won IS each and in
the third $40.
Rev. F. NJ. Hill, who has had charge
Of the Methodist church here for the
past two years, preached his last sermon
on Sunday. Mr.. Hill has endeared bim-
self TO his congregation by his faithful
ministry and esrnestness in the cause Of
Christ.
Lancaster people extend congratulp-
tons to Mr.. ]. NJ. Bggers, of Lebanon,
upon the recent prize he has won, in the
form OF bride. Last week he was unit.
ed in marriage to Miss Sue Harrison,
daughter Of the late Burr Harrison, OF
Lebanon. Miss Harrison has an admi-
red and popular visitor in our city. The
groom is a wealthy farmer of Marion.
The first term OF the graded school
is to begin Monday, Sept. l6, and the
following teachers comprise the full fac
ulty: Principal, Prof. b. S. Gowen, o
Winchester, Tenn; First Assistant,
Prof. Edward F. Darnsby, Of Lexington
intermediate, Misses Eliza Lusk ant
Mary X. West, OF this place; Primary
Miss Margaret Murphy, Of Knoxville
Tenn; Music, Instrumental and Vocal
Mrs. b. S. Gowen; Violin, Miss Clyde
Huffman, Lancaster; Art, Miss Sallie Ell
kin, Lancaster.
Miss Maggie Noel has returned tc
her home at Stanford after visit to bel
aunt, Mrs. J. NJ. Hiatt. Miss Fannie
Shugars left Monday to be guest Of
Louisville friends during the g. A. r
encsmpment. Misses Mary Rout, Ora
Ray and Gertrude Linkenfelter left last
week to enter college at Georgetown
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and Mrs. George
Hardin and sons, Herbert and Clarence
left Sunday for a visit to relatives il
Louisville.
Miss Buster, OF Burgin, was visitor
in our city Sunday. Mrs. John L. Storms
and Miss Ida May Grant visited Mrs. S
p. Grant at Danville last week. Mrs
Robert Elkin and sister, Miss Fannie
Collier, are visiting friends in Louisville
Mrs. Almyra Atkinson and daughter
Mrs. DR.. Leonard, of st. Joe, Mo-, are
guests Of d. NJ, Lackey and family. Miss
es Laura and Rebecca Pope attended the
marriage OF their brother in Anderson
Ind. Mr.. Charles Kemper has entered
college at Lexington. James Burnside
and James Dillon are in Louisville Mrs
Belle Mcdonald and Miss Annie Severe
of Richmond, Va, have been guests Of
Mrs. James n. Denny, Mrs. B. F. Hud
son has returned from visit to Danyillt
friends. Mrs. A. +. Pascoe has returned
from Nicholasville.