Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-05
LANCASTER GARRIRD COUNTY

The Bible Reading Circle will meet
with Mrs. DR.. James B. Kinnaird Tues
day.
Elder George Gowen will preach at
the poor house Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The young men OF Lancaster gave a
hop Tuesday evening at the Mason
House In honor OF the fair visitors
Miss Mamie Noel entertained at her
pretty home Tuesday evening in honor
OF her friend, Miss Margaret Murphy.
B +. Robinson, Garrards great ira.
der, shipped 500 lambs to the Cincinnati
market Tuesday, for which he paid lc.
This evening at Old franklin Lnsti-
tute Miss Sslie Anderson will have An
entertainment of her kindergarten cass.
Ed and Napo Price sold % lambs to
/ b. +. Robinson at &c Mrs. A. II. Rice
bought horse OF Robert Whitaker Tor
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-Miss Helen Tnurmond. OF Lincoln,
Who has been teaching a very successful
school at Marksbury, will close her
schoo! there Friday evening with an APP.
proprisle entertainment.
Mr.. J. @. Thompson's attractive lew.
elry store is being adorned by a decora-
ted steel ceiling with cornice. When
papered and painted it will be more in 3.
vitlng rendezvous than ever.
Quite y number Of Lancaster people
will attend the union Sunday school pic
mic at Pleasant Grove church Saturday
The tslly-ho has already been engaged
and ample number to fill il.
Sunday morning being the fret Sun
day in June and children's mission day,
the children OF the Christian Sunday.
school are requested to bring as many
pennies, dimes and dollars as they can
spare as offerings that day.
The Lusk heirs have moved into
their pretty new residence near Fla,
Woods. II is with regret that the friends
OF Mics Eliza Lusk see her leave town,
even II she IS to become house keeper OF
n nice, new domicile OF her own.
Judge w. + Walker, democratic
representative TO the Legislature, has re-
signed bis seat. IL is presumed that the
free silver mems victory might have in
duced him TO send in his resignation.
Judge Walker was a Carlisle supporter
out and out and could not consistently
throw his influence on the other side.
Niles Harriet Glasscock will, June =,
give an elocutionsry and Delsstte enter.
tsinment at the courthouse. Ii will
be under the auspices OF the Lsdies' Aid
/ Society OF the Christian church. Tween
~ OF Lancsster's prettiest young ladies
will be in the performance and a num-
Der Of the young men that possess good
voices will also be added.
The entertainment Monday morn
ing by Miss Margaret Murphy's kinder
garten class Was pronounced success
and the recitstions, singing and training
OF so many little ones reflects much cred
1t upon the teacher. After the perform
ances the children, together with their
little visitors from Stanford, invited to
psrtake of most pslstsble lunch.
Out OF the "a graduates at Kentucky
University two might be claimed as Lam
caster young men. Robert Graham
Frank called Lancaster his home for ma
ny years. Robert Lee Davidson, of this
county, has won quite a name for him
self ~ student Il is also quite fitting
that the song to be sung "Class Day, p"
commemorsting their graduation is COM
posed by Lancaster young lady, Miss
Ida May Grant
Judge l. 4. Burnslde's many friends
regret TO know he is reported quite sick
Mrs. J. w. West, near Point Leave, is
considered critically ill, her sister, Mrs
d. &. Kinds, OF Lorton, Nebraska, hav-
ing been summoned 10 her bedside. Mr..
j. F. Robinson, Sr., is reported ill. Mr..
W. II Smith still fingers but is very low.
Miss Laura Smith is able to be out again.
Mrs. Ann Hopper is very low and her
death is expected.
Mics Jennie Burnside is being enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Steele, of Nicho-
lssvile. Misses Margaret Mason and
Lima Letcher are the guests OF Stanford
friends and relatives. Miss jamie Shu-
mate has returned to Dsnville. ii. l..
Phillips, OF Monticello, is with friends
here. Fred p. Frisbie, a student of Da-
Wis Military Institute, Winston, n. O., |
will return to-day. Prof. and Mrs. B. S.
Gowen leave Monday for a protracted |
visit to relatives in Winchester. Tenn.
Mrs. John Rose, son and daughter, OF
Louisville, are guests OF Mrs. George |
Hardin and family. w. K. Mars, OF
Knoxville, is with his mother, Mrs. Mar
gsret Mars. Messrs. @. S. Richie and |
]. M. Keeble, of Msysville College, Tenn,
are here. Misses Eugenis Bush and Eu.
doxie Moss are at home from Beaumont
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