Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-03
LANCASTER, GARRARD COUNTY.

"i' "hlColh Illicit Will soon enter
another famous colt, Gsrrard Squirrel,
at the coming Kentucky fairs.
Mrs. James b. Kinnaird entertained
at sumptuous dining last week in hon
or OF a number OF her married lady
friends.
There will be a Sunday school picnic
Tor the children of the Methodist church
the ith OF July, on the grounds OF Mrs.
b. +. Walter.
Mrs. DIR. II. O. Herring entertained
at dining Tuesday in honor OF her cous.
in, Mrs. Mary Noel, and daughter, Miss
Anna, OF Dsnville. A number psrtook
Of Mrs Hernng's hospitality.
Quite a number OF Lancashire social
people stormed Mr.. J. Y. Robinson and
brother on Monday evening at his coun.
try home, three miles from town. The
merry party went to bis home on horse
back.
There was psrlor meeting OF the
w. c. T. L. ladies, Tuesday afternoon,
with Mrs. K. +. McRoberts. Twenty la
dice were in attendance and report
themselves pleased with Mrs McRoberts'
reception
John Foster bought 6-year-old
gelding OF Asa Wilson for $50. James
r. Murray sold to J. q. Galloway, OF Paint
Lick, 100 $50 pound hogs at Sc. James
A, McCarley bought of Frank Holtzclsw
lot OF hogs at 2ic.
Miss Harriet r. Glasscock, who
made 80 many pleasant friends here,
while guest at the Mason hotel, is now
In Labrsnge, making preparations to
give one OF her entertaining recitals.
May success crown her efforts.
Henderson Jones, who recently shot
and killed VIM. Cumley, Jr., near Poor
Ridge and isd the country, has not yet
been captured A reward OF $3.50 has
been offered for him, and il is more then
likely he will soon be in custody.
Miss Minnie West has position in
her fathers dry goods store rs sales-lady,
and her pleasant smile aud gracious man
ner IL ready TO greet customers. Mr.. Dex.
ter Ballou, OF Stanford has accepted a
position as clerk in his brothers., Mr.
Humphrey Ballou's grocery.
1t is reported that German woman
and her children, living near Buena Wis.,
IA, are dying OF starvation. They were
recently found in very destitute circum.
stances, in an old log cabin. penniless
and in a most wretched condition. The
woman had been deserted by her hus.
band.
The Bible reading circle will meet
with Mrs. Eliz, Grisham. The Baptist
society will meet tonight with Mrs. Jake
Joseph. The Methodist sewing circle
meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Hunley Singleton. The Ladies Aid So.
ciety will convene tomorrow afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. K. II. Bstson.
The concert Tuesday evening in Cen
tral Park drew a large crowd as usual.
BY the hour appointed many interested
in the fine progress OF the band had be-
gun to assemble, some on bicycles, 9TH
ers in carriages, bat the ma ority on foot.
II the weather permits two such con-
certs will be given a week, on Tuesday
and Friday evenings.
Mrs. Susan Price was taken quite i'll
on Wednesday, but is thought to be
some better. w. X. Cook has been sick
for several days. viii d. Robinson, of
Hubble, a very popular young man in
this vicinity and for several years stu
dert of Garrsrd College, is regarded very
i'll OF consumption. Mr.. Humphrey Bal.
lou has been quite sick, but is out again.
The friends OF Mrs. Elizabeth Smith re.
Dice to hear that she is better. Miss
Mabel Royston is thought TO be i'll OF
mslarisl fever. J. c. Robinson has been
called to Hustonyille to the bedside OF
his brother, Mr.. Fleece Robinson, ST.,
who continues very i'll. W. Ii. Kinnard
is at his place of business, after sick
spell. Mrs. VIM. Anderson is also sick
w. r. Mars, OF Knoxville, has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Margaret Mars.
Mr.. w. S. Ferguson made short visit
to Lancaster this week. Mr.. and Mrs
]. W. Miller leave tomorrow for visit
to Chicago. Miss Jimmie Mccormack
hes returned from school at Due West,
S. q. Miss Louise Embry. OF Louisville,
is visiting her grand mother, Mrs. Oslo
Huffman. Miss Lilly Dale, OF Shelby
vile, is visiting friends in this county.
Mrs. NJ. +. Sweeney and daughter, Miss
Olivia, leave Monday for a Witt to her
mother, Mrs. Smith, of Adsir county.
Herbert Harden visited his father, Mr..
Geo. X. Harden, OF Cincinnati; Judge
Rsines and wife, OF Lebanon, are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Jarvis. Miss
Young, OF Due West, S. c., is the guest
of her school-mate, Miss Jennie Wallace.
Miss Mamie Sweeney is visiting her
grand mother in Boyle. Mr.. and Mrs.
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