The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-12-02
Judge L. L. Grinnan, of Cynthiana,

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was here last week representing a New
York clothing house. He formerly re-
SIZED in Lancaster, and many old
friends were glad to see him
Mr. and Mrs. John Greenleaf, of
Richmond, and Mr.. and Mrs w. FL.
CIR enieaf, of St. Louis, arrived Mon
day in answer to telegram announcing
the death of their mother
Serg. Ere j. Conn. of the Second
louisiana Volu nteers, was at home on
few days furlough and returned to
his regiment Saturday, Fred is clev-
err fellow and his many friends were
glad to see him.
Mr.. r. S. Brown orders his paper
changed from Waddy to Kirk>ville.
He has oceled large stock OF merch-
andise at the latter place md moved
his family there. Mr.. Brown is a
= nIi b. mes man and VII m X
rIeaao vs,rrev-r &c q ,,.,.
I'D ton, of = Stan ord Journal,
nor''r d % fife y i call Monty
Ell S h best ..hu,ll-r' we ever saw,
AMI tn ,ditor Of tine excellent I. j
ough. to enter INTO his closet twi.e
day and return thanks Tor being fl X d
with so good an outside man."
The following couples formed tai
laho party to the oyster supper at
Bryantsville last Friday evening =
Capt Duncan, Miss Attic MarHsburr !;
Capt. Kinnaird, Miss Carrie Currey;
Adiutant Cabell, Miss Fannie Collier;
Lieut.. Farra and Miss Jennie Burn
side.
One of the many pleasant affairs in
Lancaster during the past week was
a most elegant dinner given by Mrs
George Patterson to few friends.
Mrs Patterson is an ideal hostess and
the occasion will be long remembered
by those present. The guests were
Mrs. Elizabeth Denny, Mrs Eliza Far
ris, Misses Sallie Tillett, Jennie Lack
ey, Emma Soper, La ura Smith and
Fannie Shugars.
| Aunt Lucinda Greenleaf was given
surprise dinner last Friday, it being
her s4.h birthday. She seemed to en-
Joy the day immensely, but on Satur-
day night was called to better world.
She was good christian woman and
her children have the sympathy of all
the community. A more extended no.
tice of her death appears elsewhere in
this issue.
The Advocate says Mr.. GrahamP Price,
of Danville, and Miss Mary G. Walker,
the brigh. and popular daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Walker, of Boyle
county, were quietly married Wednes-
day night by DR. Z. NJ. Green. The
wedding was rather a surprise, altho'
an agreeable one, to the friends of the
couple, although it was known that
they had been devoted to each other
for some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Price
will for the present have rooms in the
| ndTQluR 4 ldlS, dnu UOdru Wieh 1uA D "A
C. Dinn. Their many friends wish
them all the prosperity and happiness
possible May each succeeding Thanks
giving give them as much cause for
gratitude and joy as the one which
marked their union for life.
The many Lancaster friends of Miss
Chastine McGregor, the pretty Louis,
Vile girl who visits Mrs. VIM. Cook,
will be glad to learn that she was sub,
stantially remembered in the Will OF
her uncle, Mr.. Alfred Lewis. After
giving handsome sums to several char
liable institutions, he directs that the
residence and lot at GA First street
Louisville, in trust to Misses Chastine
and Mathi.de MacGregor until the
latter becomes twenty-oue We ars of age
He desired that this residence should
be retained for home. Ten 4-peI
, cent. United States bonds of the pal
value of 81. 06o each, were also left te
! the Misses MacGregor. The will wa.
| dated March %, 1897. The estate is {
livery large one.