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


Monday afternoon with Mrs. Geo. Dem
ny, Sr.
The Juvenile Club" was entertain
ed by Miss Mabel Royston on Saturday
night at her home on Richmond street.
Rev. Lucen ID. Noel, OF the Theo-
logical Seminary at Dsnville, preached
the union sermon at the Presbyterian
church Sunday night.
A census OF the graded school dis.
trict has Just been completed by Mr..
James Griffin, of this place. There are
307 children OF school age in Lancaster.
There are additions to the Christian
church, under the faithful ministry OF
Elder Gowan, every few Sundays. There
were 5 Sunday, 2 by conversion and 3 by
letter.
DIR. w. S. Beszley, OF Crab Orchard,
and a graduate OF a dental college, will
at an early date come to Lancaster to To-
cate. Then again will our little city be
we'll supplied with dentists, having four.
MIR. Jacob Newland, near old Paint
Lick, has obtained seed from some sue
cessiul growers and will try and raise
coffee as q product. The same plant has
been cultivated in beth Missouri and
Texas with success. This will be q new
enterprise for Gsrrard, and we know OF
no other county in the State that claims
TO produce this much used article.
w. A. and T. J. Price sold over 100
head OF sheep at 81 30. Mr.. A. ID. Ford
bought harness horse Of O. W. Over
street for $50. J. A. Broaddus, OF Nc.
Creary, bought OF o. Z. Stone 10 1855 10
hogs at cents. &. NJ. Moberly soldl TO
\. J. Rice "a sheep and lambs at 81. Col.
James Parks bought a nice bunch OF
shoats o: VIM. Wall at Ale. Mr.. James
+. Hackley sold to Mr.. Joe Embry, OF
Madison, fine calf for $50
The marriage OF Lillian, the Ameri-
can Duchess OF Marlborough, 20 Lord
William Beresiord was read OF here with
much interest. The father OF the late
Duchess was Commodore Cicero Price.
who was born and reared two miles cas-,
Of this place a, the old Price homestead.
Messrs. Ashburn, johnson. Ed and Ma.
poleon Price, OF this vicinity, and IMrs.
Matte Z. Ffisbie and Mrs. J. w. Grant,
of this city, are cousins to the former
distinguished Duchess, now Lady VIM.
Beresford.
Mrs. Cora NJ. E,ves, OF 1Detroit,
Mich, is here to organize Tent OF the
Order of the Ladies OF the Maccabees. 1t
is said to be the only secret iraternal,and
beneficiary organization in existence,
composed wholly OF women land man.
aged exclusively by them. IL is both
educational and charitable In its works. |
Mrs. Eaves has quite recently organized |
tents in Somerset, Junction :City and |
Stanford. She made an address Mon
day afternoon TO show the objects as we'll |
as the benefits 10 be derived from the
Order.
Mr.. A. II. Hudson, OF Bsrbourville,
Was the guest OF Mr.. II. T. Noel and
family Sunday. Mr. Sam Evans, Of
Florids, is at home on a visit to his I'M
Gle, Mr.. q. W. Evans. Rev. 7. II. Camp
bell left Friday to attend the Baptist
at Washington and also to
visit bis mother in Virginia. Mr.. r. Ii.
Crooke, OF Richmond, was in Lancaster
last week. Mr.. Cyrus Eason and family
left recently for Martinsyille, Ind, here
they will reside. Mrs. Edna Wilmore
and Mrs. Rells Arnold Hemphill were
summoned to Lancaster Sunday by the
extreme illness OF Mrs. w. A. Arnold.
]. Hunt McMurtry has returned from a
business trip through the West. Mr..
J lack Rout, Of Stanford, was in our city
Sunday. Mrs. A. II. Price and Mrs. Ed
Price paid Mrs. DIR. Grant, OF Danville, a
visit last week. After a visit to Mrs.
Psscoe, Mr.. J. W. Masters and son have
to their home at Bloomington,
Ill. Mr.. O. O. McCord, OF Springfield,
and candidate for the democratic nom.
nation for railroad commissioner, was
here last week. Will o. Owsley, who {
has been quite sick since in Richmond,
bronobf hnna MonIau