Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-03-06
LANCASTER. CARaARD COUNTY.

-Communiou services will be observ.
ed at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning.
The Mite Society OF the Presbyterian
church will meet Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. Robt. Kinnaird.
Caleb Lewis, OF this county, and
Miss Nellie skinner, OF Berea, obtained
license 20 marry this week.
Misses Mamie and Matte McCarley
entertained ut their country home Mon
dry evening in honor OF their visitor,
Miss Bradshaw.
The Christian Eudeavor Society will
meet Sunday At o'clk. at the Presbyte
rian church and il is TO be conducted by
Mlss Kitty Mason.
Ten or $4,000 pounds of hemp have
passed through our city daily for the last
week, having been purchased by Lam
casters enterprisins grain merchant, Mr..
II. A. b. Marksbury.
Miss Harriet Glasscock, Delsartean
artist and reader, assisted by number
of we'll known society girls of Lancaster,
/ will present Grecian entertainment
March l3. The papers speak N glowing
terms of Hiss Glssscock's abilities.
The wife OF Harve Robinson, OF col
or. living near White Oak, met sad
death Wednesday. In some way Der
clothes caught fire and before any one
] -. Oh
mass Of Il ,mes. Death resulted soon az
ter.
The many friends and relatives OF
| Miss Bette Anderson will be panied to
learn that she is reported alarmingly i'll
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Anderson She hss been IN OF
rheumatism for over a mouth, and has
grown worse till bat little hope ia enter
tanned for her recovery.
A woman giving her name as Mrs.
Mary Peterson. has been tramping thro'
the county and has stopped at number
Of houses. exhibiting various small arti-
Giles for sale. She is reported as hand
some, we'll dressed woman. The las.
seen Of her she had started on rapid
tramp down the Lexington pike, pre-.
sumably on her way to Lexington. She
ia thought 10 be demented.
A man owed the Building Il Loan
Association here for debt OF $500. lie
bad previously borro owed from another
association the sum OF $500 Out of
this he paid the $500. From the remain
ing 900 he paid to certain man a debt
Of $500. Out Of this $500 another debt
OF $500 was soon liquiiated. Then the
remaining 1900 vas taken 10 the original
Building and Loan TO which the last
named party owed il. In commercial
centres this incident shows bow many
debts 81 could pay il put into contin
ued circulation.
-Mrs V. @. Wimore and Mics Mary
WEIGH, OF Nicholssville, are guests OF
Mrs. John +. Stormes. Mr.. Sam Joseph,
Of Cincinnati, WAS with Mr.. Jake Joseph
and family. Miss Allie b. Denton, of
Upper Gsrrard, is visiting Mrs. Victor
Lear. Miss Eliza Lusk is visiting Mrs.
George White, OF Madison. Miss Mary
Miller left Wednesday to visit Mrs, Rob.
ert +. Hughes. Elder jesse Walden ia
soon to visit his daughter, Mrs L. Nj.
Campbell, at San Francisco. Miss Hat
tie Mars, OF Danville, and brother,
Howard, OF Townsville, Ga, attended
the funeral and burial of Mrs. T., W.
Odds last Monday. Miss Hannah Tracy,
CT Danville, has arrived to be assistant
trimmer in the millinery department OF
Hemphili * Co. Mrs. ". X Mare, OF
Knoxville, has been called home by the
extreme illness OF her sister, Miss Bette
Anderson. q. j. Doty has been on the
sick list. X. A. Burnside WAS in Louis
vile last week on business.
After long life of suffering and pa
thence the spirit of Mrs. T. w. Odds took
tie flight on Sunday night at l O'Clock, to
the Realms of the BEST" We can still
in our Imagination see her as she long
sat in her invalid chair, year in and year
out. Pain with its relentless grasp had
changed the graceful Inquire and beautiful
useful hands in cruel shapes of distor
ton and made them as bars of iron. Not
withstsnding her many intense days Of
pain, her beautiful expressive eyes light.
ed with the soul of suffering were to the
last calm, serene and triumphant. Hell
uuialtering trust in Him, who was afilict
ed in all OF her affections, made her ten
der and solicitious about others. Tn,
beauty OF her life could and did teach
from day to day how much grander it il
to live than to die. Mrs. Odds was in he
} both year and was long a consistent an,
devoted member OF the Presbyt erisi
J church. Her funeral was preached Mon
J day afternoon at the home OF her dauqh
ter, Mrs. John +. Stormes, at O'Clock b.
Rev. w. p. Nelson. A fond husband an,
! loving, adsctionate daughter are left t.
/ mourn the death of one of Gods re-