Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-10
LANCASTER. GARRARD COUNTY.

LANCASTER. G1RRARD COUNTY.
Irvine Miller, a Negro. has sub-let
the mail route from Paint Lick to Irvine
for 1910 per annum.
/ Leslie Tester bought a bunch of hogs
OF Mortimer Davis atsl4. II. Clay SUIT
ton sold lot of corn at $50.
r. f McRoberts has a soda fountain
with window sest attached and 40 ar
ranged that you can sit and zip at the
same time.
Mrs. Curtis Robinson entert aimed ct
dining on Monday, at her inviting
country home, in honor OF friends and
relatives.
E der George Gowen writes that
there is no change IN the condition of
his sick mother, her death being only a
matter of time.
"A photograph gallery has been hare
for week taking in the dimes and dol
lars. Both white and black have had
their shadows caught.
--Mesdames John +. Stormes and
Charles Norris chaperoned seven or more
couples Wednesday TO a picnic at Brown
Springs, Crab Orchard.
The ticket case at the L. 4 n. depot
wac broken into Tuesday morning and
robbed OF several dollars worth OF tickets.
AS yet there is no clew reported 10 the
thieves.
Jack Parton, OF this place, and Miss
CANINE White. OF Paint Lick, eloped to
Corbin Tuesday and were married. Ii
is thought the couple left Lancaster for
the novelty OF the thing.
H Clay Sutton, artist, sculptor and
writer OF 90 much merit, entertains a
number OF his friends to-day in true
Kentucky style. Though modest and
retiring, Mr.. Sutton is gradually rising
TO fame.
Mr.. Henry Clay Jennings is sick.
Mr.. Will Ksvsusugh is thought to be in
a dying condition Miss Maggie Shugars
Is better. Mrs. Susan Anderson has re-
covered. Mr.. Arch Anderson's friends
are apprehensive that he has typhoid fe
Yer. News has reached here of the dan
gerous iilness OF Mrs. Charles Richard
son, OF Somerset She Was Miss Lizzie
Sweeney, OF this place. Her sister, Mrs
j. {. Robinson, leaves to-day TO be with
her.
A Garrard man had a lot OF cattle
that another man had promised to pas-
ture for him, the owner OF the cattle was
to pay IA much for the psstursge az the
bovines had increased in weight. TIE
cattle were weighed before being put in,
and upon being taken out, strange to
cay, weighed less than when they were
entered. Instead of the owner of the
cattle having to pay for the pssturage,
tue man who owned the field had the
paying TO do,
Mr. d. V. Walker has returne d |
his home at Winsboro, S. G, after Wis.
1t to Mr.. Joel Walker and family. Prof
Milton Elliott, Jr.. of Msyfeld, is here
on a visit. Miss Nsnsrsdall, OF Louis.
vile, is a guest OF the Misses Wallace
Mrs Mary Hackley, OF Dsnyille, is here
with irien lie. q. $. Gaines is in Lexing-
ton enjoy the Chsutauqus program. Mrs
Mary l.. Anderson is at Glenn Springs in
Madison. w. b. Mason and daughter
Miss Kitty, are visiting Mr.. Hugh L. Ma,
son and wife, OF Chicago. Mes. Ed Price
has returned from Madison. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Brsdiute, of Bloomington, ILL.,, vii
arrive this week and enj ~ the hospital
ity Of Mrs. Juliet Rogers Mrs Jak,
Joseph and children are visiting friendt
at Csrtersvile. Mrs. + l.. Ogsley and
family and Mrs. Emma Kaufman snd
daughter, Miss Louise, leave to-day for 6
two weeks stay at Dripping Springs
Miss Laura Powell s Visiting in Jackson
county. Miss Bessie Brewer, of Leban.
on, is the guest of Mrs Terrill Layton
Mics Mary Miller is visiting Mrs. K. +
Hughes at Lawrenceburg. Mrs. W. Y
Branch ia visiting in Franklin. Mise.
Gertrude Linginielter and Minnie Wes
are attending the Chavtsuqus. Mr. j
Roe Young, of Phoenix, Arizona, bss
| Joined his wife and children here.
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