Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-19
LANCASTER, GARRIRD COUNTY


The Baptist eoclsl will meet Friday
evening with Mrs DR.. II. O. Herripg.
Mrs. Mamie Jones, Of Texas, bought
horse OF w ID. Shuesrs this week for
900
Mrs West, the sged mother Of Mr..
W. t. West, died at her home in Mad
ison Monday.
The Loyal Legion, or little temper
snce Band, will meet Saturday evening
at the Exchange room.
Died, in this county, at the age of
%, Miss Margaret Gates. Burial oc.
Cured Monday at Paint Lick.
Miss Margaret Nurphy's kindergar-
ten class was entertained at picnic Thurs
day by Master Dan Collier Elkin at his
home.
The new dwelling Of Mr. VIM. Ward
has been finished and is ready for occu.
psncy. II lie pretty and neat, very con-
venient and is for sale or rent.
Miss Ellen q. Owsley entertained
"Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
Margaret Msson's guests. Misses Atkin-
son and Letcher. OF Henderson.
-Qute an abundance of squirrels are
10 be found in the woods and hunting
them has afforded delightful pastimes TO
a number OF our citizens. Mr. J. NJ.
Duncan, the popular clerk OF the court,
killed Is one morning by 10 o'clock.
"A black snake chased Mr.. Breathitt
Brown from his corn field 10 his house
the other day. Regsining courage, he
went back to the stump where il had
freed him en- route and found three large
black snakes from 10 10 feet long.
The Grecian entertainment 10 be
held June % at rt-house under the
auspices OF the Christian Aid Society by
Miss Harriet Glascock will be UNIQUE
and varied. Some Of the special features
will be The Wedding, Baby Song, from
opera 10y Wang, The Turkee Turks, the
Bachelors Sale, etc. The psntomime
work 10 by Miss Glascock, who comes TO
us 30 highly recommended that We be
speak for her crowded house.
Seldom has this community been 50
sadden I'd IA when the death Of Mrs. J.
/ q. Sweeney was reported Tuesday morn
ing. The funeral services were held at
the Christian church, conducted by
Elder J. L. Allen, of Dsnville. The de-
ceased was devoted member OF the
church and faithful Christian, being
conscientious and true in all OF her du-
ties. A devoted wife and fond mother
rests from her lsbors and her works do
follow her. A husband and four chill
dren, Mrs. James Collier, Mrs. Jacob
Robinson, Mrs VIM. Jones and Mrs.
Charles Richardson, mourn for her.
MIR. VIZ. Walden died Tuesday
night at the home Of his brother, Elder
Jesse Walden, OF cancer OF the stomach.
He was resident of Lancaster for many
years, having been engaged in the plan
ing mill business, aud was highly es-
teemed for his integrity OF character. For
the psst or 6 years he has been living
in Dsnville. He was devont member
OF the Christian church. where his funer-
a. was preached Thursday morning by
Elder J. 5. Kendrick, OF Danvlle. An
other good mans life work is over. Two
brothers, Mr. George Walden, OF Dan
vile, and Elder Jesse Walden, and other
relatives are beresved over his death.
-Mrs. George Mckee, OF Covington,
is visiting Miss Jennie Duncan and 9th
er relatives. Misses Mary Boreing, of
London, aud Sarah Caldwell, of Dan.
vile, have been visiting Miss Kate Kin.
nsiri Miss Mary Doores is the guest of
Misses Mamie and Maggie McCarley
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jones, OF Pine Grove.
were called here by the illness of Mrs J.
&. Sweeney. Mrs. +. ID. Gaines, OF Dan.
vile, is with her parents. Mr. ami Mrs.
VIM. Fowler have gone TO the Lone Star
State to locate. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Severance, of Stanford, were here We'd
nesday. Mrs. Belle Burnside has re-
turned from Monticello. Miss Annie
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