Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-04-10
LANCASTER, cARsARp COUNTY.

-Eider george dOWen Will retuNn anu
fill his pulpit at the Christian church
Sunday morning.
The holiness meeting was conducted
by Rev. F. NJ. Hill Monday evening at
the Presbyterian church.
--Messrs. Robert and Will Embry en-
tertained Wednesday evening in honor
of few of their friends.
The Leap Year Dub Of Point Lsavel
will meet with Mr.. John Burnside FRI
day evening, when an enjoyable time is
anticipated.
A Sewing Bee has been established
on one OF our principal streets. When
they meet they render each other all the
valuable aid they can.
The remains of Mrs. Tom Woods, OF
Boyle, were inferred at the Fork Mon
day. She leaves husband and four chill
dren &c mourn for her.
The interesting work OF the kinder
garten class has been suspended on sc-
csunt of the messles becoming such an
epidemic with the children.
This community WAS treated to
colored wedding in high life last week.
The bride and her attendants were
adorned in handsome blue velvet.
MIR. T. B. Walker, who recently ex-
changed his livery stable with Judge
Walker for his handsome farm, has just
had $50 acres of it sown in oats and |
grass.
Little George Morton Gowen, the
interesting son of Prof. and Mrs. b. S.
Gowen, was reported dangerously i'll the
first OF the week. but since is much i'm.
proved.
Miss Halle Scott, daughter OF Robt.
Scott, died at the home of her parents
Wednesday night OF that fatal and prev
alent Disease, consumption, in the 18th
year of her sge.
Miss George Miller is now the proud
possessor of a handsome bicvcle. AS
Miss Miller is a graceful, petite figure,
We have no doubt she will soon become
an expert wheelman.
Miss Marguerite KinDaird, the pretty
md dainty little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kinnsird, gave an Easter
party to a number of her young friends
Monday afternoon.
The Aid Society OF the Christian {
church will meet to- morrow afternoon.
This society continues to add to it's funds
~ the Ladies' Exchange, which they c
conduct every Saturday afternoon at the
,ost Office.
y. b. Walker shipped car load OF q
obacco Monday to the city market. He t
eports a dull sale for il. The crop in /
his county is less than usual and the 9
rice only moderate. which Is discour- g
pinp to the cultivstors of this product. Il
Miss Lille Sutton, OF Msrksbury, A
I'D Mr.. Lewis Mitchell, OF Stone, are j
9th to be contestants for the gold med. b
TO be given in the "Demorest Con s
,st" which come of in Covington May N
,th. These two have already won the p
liver medals offered by the same or
ley could not try for the gold one. q
9th have been under the training Of
Iiss Amanda Anderson and OF course
lie is Justly proud OF her pupils.
Mrs. George Denny left Tuesday to Il
sit Mrs. ]. r. Rowland, OF Burnside
Uses Maggie and Mamie McCarley are
70 guests of Miss Fannie Doty, OF Up
II Garrard. Miss Martha Tillett has re- =,
rned from visit to Miss Mary Tillett at g.
,xington. Nr. Tom Palmer Is the guest
Mrs. J. NJ. Higginbothsm. Mics Mel
Adams, OF Paint Lick, ia here ss Ii,
1dent Of the private school OF Miss Sal
Anderson. NJ. G. Murphy, of Nash
i, is here. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ar nf
i'd are guests of the Misses Cochran. ye
II. Tomlinson was in Richmond this
,ek. Miss Margaret Murphy is being IN
tertsined this week by Winchester
ends. ". p. Walden, of Danviile, has -
en- the guest of Elder Jesse Walden. nj
:. j. L. Frohman, of Danville, Was here RI
esday. Miss Sue Herring visited Miss
lie Noel at Danville this week.