Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-14
LANCASTER. CARRARD COUNTY.

/ liza May.
Rev. III, Campbell preached a. the
Baptist church in Richmond Sunday
morning and evening.
The junior social club will be enter.
tanned at the hospitabe home OF William
Walker on Friday evening
The millinery openings OF Mrs.
Moody Hardin and Sslie TIlett Friday
and Saturday drew large crowds.
Mrs. Beauchsmp, OF a fine temper
ance J. cturer reputation, will lecture in
/ Bryantsville on the night OF the 18th on
Temperance"
MIR. Arch Kavsnsugh, recently pur-
chased of Mr.. Turner the Old D,nny
farm, lying on the Fall Lick pike of lS4
acres ior $1,000
Rev. j. Il. Turner, of Madison,
preached at the Baptist church Sunday
morning and he also preached the union
sermon at night at the Christian church.
Prof James A. Tate will bee here and
lecture ut the courthouse this evening
on Temperance. tie is the editor OF The
Pilot and member OF the National Tem-
perance League.
The farmers have been ma king excel
lent use OF the fue Spring days by SOW
ing oats and grass seed. Since the wheat
crop is almost y failure in Garrard, a large
crop Of oats will be sown.
Mrs. William Totten is lying criti.
cally i'll at the home of her husband.
Judge Totem, OF heart disease. She was
40 III on Friday that her daughter, Mrs.
Judge Hughes, Of Burgin, was summon.
ed TO her bedside.
Mics Evira Sydnor Miller, of the
Louisville Times, will with Mrs. John
NJ. Logan, Miss Clyde Huffman and the
Lancaster cornet band, give this commu
munity rare treat in the way OF an en-
tertainment May let.
Information has recently been re.
ceiyed Of the marriage in Nashville OF
Mrs. Jessie Harley and Mr.. T. ]. Scivial-
ly. Mrs. Scivislly is sister of Mrs T.
J. b Turner, OF this place, aud fire.
quent aud pleasant visitor here.
The sermon by Elder George Goven
on sunday morning Was most highly
complimented by his hearers. His sub
jet was Gods Picture Gallery, which he
only took up in part, expecting TO give a
series Of sermons upon the same.
II. J. Price bought 10 hogs last week
of James Anderson at 3lc; K. f. Thomp.
son bought horse OF Thomas Stone for
SS5 Samuel Murphy sold Is shosts to
James Parks for as; j. w. Saunders sold
l6 200 pound hogs to Mr.. John Will
Poor at 3lc.
AT the Advertisement Party given
by the Misses Marksbury at the last
meeting OF A. F. +. the first prize was
awarded to ID. Q. Walker and the BOBBY
prize to Robert Embry. Miss Mamie
Harris will entertain the club Friday
evening at a tscky party.
The following are sick ia the com.
munity: Joel Walker WAS very iii Sat
urday night, but is reported better. Mr.
Ephrsim Brown, w. II. Kinnaird aud
Mr.. Morgan Hudson are sick. Lettie, a
little daughter of Mrs. Robert Turner, OF
this county, is reported dying OF typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Alex T. Conn died at the poor.
house in this county on Saturday after a
lingering illness. Mr.. Conn was an ar.
tiat Of .pVpb ,aputati,p - ,..,-. -,
His time WAS devoted principally to por-
trait painting, some OF his work being
most credtable, but failing health forced
him to give mp his calling. The remains
were inferred at the poor.Eouse bury ing
ground on Monday.
Mrs Malcolm Gill entertained Mrs.
Susan Price at dinner on Saturday in
honor of her Slst birthday. Mrs Price
was the recipient of a number Of useful
gifts upon this occasion, the most yalug.
bic being sums of money from her
grand sons. She is one Of the most ac-
tive and beet preserved women of her
age in the community and her fIiends
join in wishing her many happy birth
day returns.
Mrs. Hannah Scott, OF Niche lsville,
is with Mrs Elizabeth Mason. Prof. @.
II. roage, OF Ki'ksiville, Was here Friday
and Saturday. W. w. Dunn, of DAN
vile, was here Sunday. II. w. Batson
is &C home from Kentucky University on
visit TO his parents. Miss Jennie Ar.
mold is the guest OF relatives In Rich.
mond. j. b. Jennings, OF Lebanon, is
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. O..
Jennings. Miss Mary Noel returned to
Stanford after pleasant visit to her
aunt, Mrs j. NJ. Hiatt. w. e.. Massie,
OF Mercer, is visiting friends in Garrsrd.
Miss Laua Soper is visiting in Lexington.
Mrs. Judge Hughes, OF Burgin, is visit
ing her parents, Judge and Mrs. VIM.