The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-08-12

week. His wife, who had been there
attending house party given by Mrs
Pace, returned home with him
Joe B. Haselden has returned from
trip to the mountains and Dripping
Springs. Joe has swung his law shin
gle in Lancaster and deserves success.
Misses Marianne Wilmore and Mary
WEIGH, two charming young ladies,
OF >Nicholasville, are guests of Mrs.
John Z. Stormes, on Richmond street.
Misses Bessie Turley and Stelll Ad-
ans, two Richmond beauties, have re-
turned home, after visit to friends
and relatives in and about Lancaster.
Miss Attic Marksbury, Messrs Hugh
Mr.. al Mrs. Louis Landram formed a
party to Crab Orchard Springs this
| week.
We notice in the Nicholasville papers
that our good friend, Fred Sears, is
quite ill of apendecitis His legion of
friends over here hope for his speed
recovery.
| The town has been full of pretty
school teachers this week attending
the institute. A handsomer or more
polished lot never welded a peach
tree switch.
Miss Bette Arnold will join her
cousin. Miss Maude Best, at Stanford
Saturday and from there they will. go
to Jellico to visit their aunt, Miss
PAulyne Arnold.
The Sixth Cavalry has been ordered
from Santiago to Long Island, near
New York, and the proba bilities are
that Will Dunlap. Of this city, is now
on his way there.
Mr.. j. Nathan Elliott has been cleo
ted professor of Latin and elocution in
Woodland College, Independence, Mo
and will assume his new duties in Sep
tember.-Mayfi.l I'D Monitor.
MessrS. Herbert Kinnaird, Fred
Fri,bie, Frank Marks bury, Owen Shu-
CARS, Homer Batson, Mr. and Mrs.
Cabel Denny attended the Governor
Ball at Crab Orchard Thursday eve
ming.
A pretty girl baby was born to the
wife O: Mr.. Will Walker a few days
since. We regret to say Mrs Walker
remains quite ILL., She is at the home
of her father, Mr.. Marshal Eason, on
Richmond street
A handsome blby boy has made his
appearance at Mr.. Will r. Cooks and
has been named Owsley Letcher, in
honor if relatives of his charming
mother. H uncle, Letcher Owsley
says he has a regular convention voice
and looks every inch a democratic
politician.
We understand "Peaches" Burdett
an Old Lancaster boy, is now in
Washington working in one of the de-
partments. Previous reports had him
quite ill and the good news from
Peaches" is quite welcome to his ma
ny friends here.
The Middlesboro Record says Kee
Kinnaird was severly bitten on the
right hand last week by a spider, and
suffered intense pain from it for sere-
al days. Through tender and care
full treatment his hand has been restor
ed to it's norm al size and in few days
will have the full use o. it.
The editor of this paper was in Rich
mond a short while this week and was
the recipient of mighty good Treatment
at the hands of Mr.. John s. Mars wht
is day clerk at Hotel G,yndon. John
is good hotel man and quite popular
with the travelling public. He has a
good position and is always glad to SCI
friends from this, his native town.
The Louisville Times speaks as fol
lows of recent popular visitor t.
Lancaster friends: '.Miss Bettye John
son, a member of the prominent Hen
derson family, is the guest of Mis-.
Madison Bell, of 104) Second street
Miss Bell gave a hay-ride in honor O
her visitor this week. A supper fol
lowed the ride. Miss johnson is ont
bf the prettiest and most charming
visitors in Louisville at present. Sh,
has been visiting in the Bluegrass"
Tuesday was Mrs Susan Anderson
seventy-seventh birthday and some O
her relatives planned an agreeable
surprise for her. About ten O'Clock
they began to arrive and each brough
a big basket of good things to eat A
table was spread and never was bet
ter dinner than the one they all sa
down to. Aunt Susan is one Of the
best women in the town and every
b,dy is her friend The wish of all i
that she may be spared to see ran.