Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-03-13
LANCASTER. CARRARD COUNTY.

The Baptist society will meet this
evening with Mrs. James Humphrey on
panvlle street.
There are 10 prisoners confined in
our jail awaiting trial Eight of the 10
are accused Of larceny.
j. VI. Todd, prominent farmer Of
this comfy, was fined S25 aud costs in
the police court for violating the local
option laws of the town.
Misses Margaret Porter and Nellie
Hourg of Louisville, are here for the
purpose Of writing biographical sketches
OF some OF our more prominent citizens.
Ernest q Brown is the recent rscip-
lent ola most earnest proposal from some
fair damseL All the result of the late
advertisement of Lsncaster's "Merry
Bachelors" in the Stanford |. j.
A hop was rendered Mr.. W. +. Bell
man, Of Cincinnati, Thursday evening at
the Mason Hotel. A number OF our
Young society people were present and
enjoyed the rerpscorean art for a num-
Der Of hours
Sheriff I. b. Robinson went Wed
nesday after rtquisition papers from the
governor for the return of Ely Ander.
son, a horse thief who has been in all at
kokomo, Ind. He will be brought here
an tried daring this term of court.
The Lancaster Cornet Band, under
the able management OF Mr.. John r..
stormes, will have an open recital this
evening at the Odd Fellows Hall. Only
invited friends outside OF the members
OF the families Of the young men In the
band are expected. They intend soon to
begin their open air concerts in our city
park.
-Miss Clyde Huffman, Lancaster
talented violinist, has been solicited by
Miss Giascock TO assist in her Delssrte
and Evolutionary entertainment to be
given March 20th in your city, by render
iRg one Of her most classical productions.
Miss Huffman is quite a fine performer
upon the violin and Lancaster is Justly
proud that che can render such needed
aid to Stanford by losning her one OF our
best musicians.
-Mr. SilAs Ashley, Of this place, has
brought suit against the members of the
Pleasant Grove church. The grievance
with Mr.. Ashley is that he has failed to
receive the amount promised for repairs
done upon the church. In turn the
church members claim that Mr.. Ashley 8
work has not proven satisfactory and
they don't feel under obligations to pay
for what was promised.
Howard Harris, a trusted and highly
respected colored man OF this communi-
ty, died Monday in his 10th year of brain
trouble. His death is thought to be- the
result OF blow he received upon the
bead some time ago. He was reared by
aud lived for many years in the employ OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harris, OF this
county. and was a faithful, ipdustriou,
servant.
To-day five OF Lsncaster's most iasci
mating young ladies will swoop down on
Stanford in the hopes of capturing some
OF the charming young men, 80 brilliant
ly advertised by Editor Walton, as candi-
dates in the matrimonial market. It ID
hard on your correspondent and the
poem that showed the good qualities oil
the Garrsrd bachelors, when these bright
damsels leave home for wider range and
pastures new.
--Unprstentious Lancaster continual
ly comes 90 the front, either from present
OF past distinction. The prominent st.
John Boyle, nominated Jor the U. s. Sen.
atorship, owes his lineage TO Garrard
county ancestors. His father wss the no
ted jeremiah Boyle, who married a
daughter of the Hon. Simeon Anderson,
for years Congressman from this district,
The childhood home OF Mrs. Boyle
stands about mile and a quarter North
OF this city, now occupied by the widow
Sutton.
Miss Addie Burnside has returned
from visit to Miss Allie Walker, oil
Kirksville. Charles Smith is the GUT st
OF his sister, Mrs. w. t. Brogle, of Lex
ington. Miss Eudoxia Moss is at home
is at home from Beaumont College, al
} Hsrrodsburg. Miss Minnie Snodgrass
OF Kansas, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Booth Thompson. Miss Bette Ander
son is reported better and hopes are en.
J tertained that she may recover. Miss
Alice Ssddler, of Lower Gsrrard, has been
visiting Miss Minnie West. John Hack
ney, of Danville, was visitor here this
week. Miss Kate Walker leaves to-day
to visit Mrs. w. q. Dunlap, of Lsxing-
ton. Miss Mollie Douglass is visiting
friends in Dsnville. Mrs. Colson, 81
Middlesborc, is visitigg Mrs. w. b. Moss
who has been quite i'll but reported bet
ter. j. NJ. Frazier, OF Lexington. was 4
soiourner in our city this week. Mrs. +
w. Walker and Mrs. b. l.. Gibbs have