Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-05-03
LANCASTER, CARRARD COUNTY.

Elder George Gowan will fill his
pulpit at the Christian church on sun
day morning
License was granted Tuesday to
Enoch Wearen, OF Kirksville, to marry
Miss Nora Mckinney, OF this place.
The wedding We prophesied took
place, but not at the place mentioned,
much to the disappointment OF some
who expected to witness it.
The Epworth League Was organized
last Sunday afternoon with about 20
members. Since that time six or eight
more have been added to the list.
-Messrs. b. Ii. Hudson and I. b.
Walker, OF this placJ, sold this week 400
acres OF land at $50 to Mr.. David Thomp-
son, Of this county. Possession to be
given Jan. let, 1896.
-Garrard College Commencement will
be held June 9Th and on June 4th, there
will be contest OF eight or nine contest
ants, representing the schools OF the
Central Kentucky towns.
The Southern District Methodist
Conference meets in this place, May
IL, 10 aud l6. As many as 100 delegates
are expected. There will be preachers
and delegates from 20 pastoral charges.
To-day, Friday, Mrs. Robert l.. Ell
kin entertalns the Young Married Wo-
mems Literary Society at her home two
from Lancaster on the Stanford pike. An
interesting program has been arranged
/ for the occasion.
/ Several OF our citizens have had
payements OF asphalt laid, and they are
certainly nice and substantial, and if
our Public Square should be covered
with the same, We would have reason
to be proud OF it.
Miss Maud Miller, the eldest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Miller, of this
place, suffered painful accident Mon.
day afternoon. In some manner she
Tell upon fence in the yard at her
home with such force as 10 knock out
one of her front teeth.
Quite a number Of our merry, brigl /
faced lads are seen vending their way TO
the ponds and river banks with their
fishing tackle in hand to angle for
awhile with the inny tribe. For that
matter many OF older growtt enjoy and
engage in the sport too.
The holiness meetings are every
Monday evening at the Presbyterian
church. The subject they discussed at
the last meeting was Temperance. The
theme under consideration for the next
time will be the Love Of CHRIST" The
ssnctiied ones read an appropriate
Scriptural verse at these meetings bear.
ing upon the subject.
Married on Tuesday, April 3Oth, at
Wsxshschs, Texas, Rem Thomas Bush,
former Lancaster boy, and the oldest
son OF DR.. and Mrs. W. N. Bush, OF this
place, to Miss Laura Wise. The mar
rage occurred at the residence of the
brides parents in Wsxshscha. The hap
py couple left at once for Campbell, Tex
as, on short bridal tour. Tom Bush"
as he is so familiarity known here at his
old home, has been in the evsngelistic
field for some years and is untiring in his
efforts and unremitting in his zeal to serve
bis Master. Reports come to us that the
bride in question is very handsome and
of most excellent family. MAY life
be to them a gift of pure blessing, no
shadows, their path way eyer enhancing"
MIR. l.. +. Hubble is in Rockcastle
county on business. Prof. @. G. Pogue
was in Richmond Monday. Misses Mary
Gill and Lucille Weisiger were visiting
friends in Danville this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. O. Brown are residing in our
midst temporarily. Miss Florence Jen-
kins, of Dsnville, visited Lancaster
friends the first OF the week. Miss Alice
Hu 1son has returned from a visit TO
her cousin, Miss Mary Beszey, at Stan
ford. Elder George Gowsn returned
yesterday from a visit to relatives at
Fayetteville, Tenn. Mr.. Dave Arnold,
of Nicholasville, was visiting his son,
w. A. Arnold, last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. l.. Prescott and niece, Miss Ring, OF
London, England, were the guests OF
Mrs. DR.. w. S. O'Nesl Mrs. w. o.
Bradley and daughter, Miss Christine,
were visiting in Dsnville Wednesday.
DR.. J. Il. Carpenter, OF Stanford, was
called to Lancaster Monday to see his
niece, Mrs. w. A. Arnold, who contin-
ues quite i'll. Mrs. Oslo Huffman and
Miss Honeywood, of Louisville, have
arrived in our midst and will again be-
come residents. Granville Jarvis left
last week to visit relatives at Yelling
ton, o. Mr.. John Dillehay, of Danville,