Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-03-20
LANCASTER. CARRARD COUNTY.

Inc ". -. Club was most eDJoyably
entertained by Mise Nell Mars Tuesday
evening
sheriff + b Robinson has returned
from kokomo. Ind, with the horse thief
Ely Auburn, who will likely plead
guilty.
Lee Floyd, OF color, was tried and
convicted this term OF court for the mur.
der of James Sloan and given 10 years in
the pen.
Remember the lecture by Mr.. Chss.
Allen Thomas, the coming young orator.
twill he given under the auspices of
the Ladies Aid Society.
Dame Rumor whispers TO us that We
are to have wedding next week. The
prospective bride lives in this county,
but the groom halls from an adjoining
county.
| Elder George Governs sermon next
Sunday will be stumbling Blocks" in
stead OF last Sunday, M was announced.
Lsst Sundays discourse was preparatory
for the one on the 22d.
George Stephens, the young horse
thief who stole q horse from his brother
in this county several months ago, was
given sentence in the circuit court OF
10 years in the penitentisry.
-Ex Judge VIM. f. Walker, Gar
rsrd's representative in the Just ended
and never to be forgotten Legislature, ar.
rived in Lancaster Wednesday aud was
warmly greeted by his friends.
The grand jury indicted the Lsncss-
ter councilmen for permitting a nuisance
in that part of the town known as bat
tie Row" where bad persons congregate
in the highway and disturb the peace.
Misses Eliza and Jane Lusk and
brothers, George and Will, are having
erected new, commodious dwelling up
on their land near FlAtwoods. When
finished the house will be a convenient
and inviting abiding place.
Miss Margaret Mason caught her
foot and fell With considerable for q
while ascending the steps at the Presby
terrain church Sunday. At first she
thought it a slight accident, but for h e
past four days her sprsins aud bruises
have been more acute.
-Snpt. Lewis Hood, OF the X. c, wss
here Wednesday comforting with our
citizens about putting an additional train
on the road. From the present outlook
everything is favorable aud in a short
while Lancaster will be having four
trains a day, two each way.
A new aud very recent club Just or.
gsnizsd by some Of the popular young
society people promises to be quite a
unique arrangement. They will make
no display OF dress or estables, in fact,
they intend to abolish everything that
pertains to style or parade.
Whether his friends here approve or
disapprove OF his conduct, il is some
thing to have furnished the chief execu-
tive TO the State and his fellow citiz ans
can but appreciate Mr.. Brsdley's tender
illusions to this little city and the svow-
al that it would always be "home" to
him, no matter where the turbulent tide
OF politics may strand him.
Capt. VIM. Herndon has returned
from Frankfort. Mrs. C. w. Hudson, OF
Hsrrodsbure, visited friends here this
this week. Mrs. Geo. Hardin and little
son, Clarence, are on visit to relatives
in Cincinnati and Louisville. Mrs. Har-
din will return with many new and at
trsctive Spring styles OF millinery. Miss
Mary Noel, Of Stanford, visitel Mrs. ].
VI. Hiatt this week. DIR. j.. ID. Mellow
ell, OF Vincennes, Ind, made a short So
journ here. Ai-Gen. ID. X. Collier is at
home from busting Frankfort. Gov.
Bradley will be at home tomorrow to
greet his many friends. Misses Ssllie
Tillett, Laura smith and Fannie Shugsrs
leave Monday for the cities to see and
buy the latest styles OF Spring millinery.
Mr.. c B. Kemp, of Lexington, WAS here
this week. Mrs. james Price, of Knox
vile, is with Mrs. Thos. Wherritt. Char.
ley Cunjif. Of Somerset, was here Tues
day and Wednesday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Amanda @. Mill
or, o. Knoxville, was preached at the res.
idence OF Mr.. Thomas Wherritt at 2P.
NJ. Wednesday by Rev. T. II. Campbell.
She had been i'll OF grip for only four
days and died rather suddenly OF heart
failure. Mrs. Miller was long a resident
OF this city and was held in the highest
esteem by all for her many excellent
traits OF character, She was consistent
member OF the Baptist church for AZ
years and died as she had lived, devo-
ted member OF this sect. Her kind acts
aud faithful ministry to the sick and suf-
fering are we'll remembered. She was
devoted to Lancaster and her people
and was always interested in her vel.
fare. OF her it can be said "She hath
done what she could" One child, q