Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-26

w II Kirby is having portion of
his residence torn down, preparatory TO
improving it, This is one OF the Oldest
h buses in Lancaster
Masters Chensult and Norma FL
more, sons OF Mr. and Mrs James Ell
more, entertained quite a gathering OF
their little friends Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. John T. Stcrmes has bloom.
ing palm of dark maroon color and
OF a velvety appearance. IL has created
much admiration on account of it's beau
~ and rarity.
Miss Mary Newland. OF Paint Lick
has been 30 successful as to secure the
Ball Hill public school. which averages
about s. pupils. She will begin teaching
lst Monday in July.
There Was family reunion held
"Wednesday at the home OF Mr.. Joel
Walker. The celebration WAS in honor
OF Mr.. David Walker, OF South Carolina,
a brother OF Mr.. Walker.
"A mothers meeting was held Mon
day afternoon at the college by the pop
ular kindergarten teacher, Miss Margaret
Murphy. A number of the mothers OF
the pupils were in attendance.
-Messrs. John Embry aud Monte Fox
have been circulating among the cattle
men OF this vicinity, feeling OF their
pulse. No trades as yet are reported and
8. IS seems to be the outside price for the
best export cattle.
Mrs Jake Joseph entertained some
OF the popular young society people
Wednesday evening. One object of the
social gathering was 10 test a handsome
new piano Mrs. Joseph had jus. received
sssgiit from her husband.
Though small man Mr.. VIM. Ward
is certainly one OF our most enterprising
ones. He has proven this by erecting
new cottages on Lexington street. 1t is
| just about a year since he built such a
handsome house on the same street, the
one he is now occupying.
Judge James Patterson, one of Gar
rards most highly respected citizens, is
dead. He WAS Judge of the county a
number oiterms aud Was fearless in what
| he knew TO be his duty. The funeral WAS
preached Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
at the family residence by Elder Jesse
Walden. lnterment in the Lancaster
cemetery.
Miss Lily Dale Grant, while out
driving with two young lady friends,
Misses Eliza Anderson and Tslley Grand
Tuesday afternoon, proved herself a her.
oine. As they were crossing the square
the horse that Miss Grant drove became
frightened at bicycle that passed and
started to run, when by great presence OF
mind and heroic efforts, she stopped
him.
Mrs. Mary Noel and daughter, Miss
Anna, are with Mr.. H. 7. Noel and fam
lily. Capt. John Rose, OF Louisville, has
been with his mother-in-lsw, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Smith. for several days past. Miss
Margaret Hsckley, OF Versailles, is with
her cousin, Miss Laura Smith. Mrs. W.
q. Smith and daughters, Bessie and Fl.
nells, are receiving hospitality at the
hands Of Mrs. George X. Hardin. Miss
Mary Holmes Lusk, Of Hustonville, is q
visitor of her aunt, Mrs. Emma Ksuff-
man. Mr.. Jennings and wife, OF Lex.
inston, have been the pleasant guests Of
the Misses Tillett. Miss Louise Park, oil
Middlesboro, came to-day and will spend
several weeks with her cousin, Miss Ma
bel Royston. Miss Lula Bslson is q,
home from Greensboro, n. O.. where she
has been the past 10 months teaching
music. Us. Farrand, Of Florida, 10 here
Q guest at Mrs. James A. Royston's. Rev
James Nswland has returned from CLARK
county, where he has been engaged In 9
successful protracted meeting. Mis-
frankie Doty ID visiting friends in Rich.
mond. H. w. Bstson IL ct home Tor the
vacation from Kentucky University.