The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-06-10

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trou BILE is only slight
, Mr.. Joe S. IIaselden, a young Ian
caster lawyer, who bids fair to make
his mark, has gone to GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
to look over the ground with view of
locating.
Miss Mary Gill. returned Tuesday
from the oxford, Ohio, seminary. She
was accompanied by her friend, Miss
Stevenson, of Indl ana, who will make
her visit
Judge n. Sandifer has been visiting
lancaster friends for several days. Al
though in his Slst year, Judge Sandi-
fer retains good health and is quite
strong and active.
Mrs. L. Z. McRoberts entertained
at dinner Tuesday the following
young ladies: Misses Sallic and Matte
Elkin. Bessie burnside, Letitia Brown.
of Lexington, and Mary E.kin, of
Stanford.
THE RECORD has received an Invita-
ion to commencement exercises OF the
Lexington state College ana the pro-
gram bears the name of Mr.. Milton
Elliott Jr. who is well and favorably
known in Lancaster.
The younger society folks enjoyed a
boat ride on the lax. at the Pilgri-
mage distillery last Friday evening.
They were chaparoned by Misses Mary
Miller. Mae Hughes and Messers e. ID
Swine broad and Chas. Frisbie.
The following from a distance at
tended the Farra- Denny wedding: Mr..
and Mrs. Will Grimes. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Paxton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Hook
err, Dick Denny and sister, of Stanford,
Mr.. Everett Farra and wife, Mrs.
Thompson, of Lexington.
Lancaster friends extend congratu-
lations to Hon. J. Stone Walker, who
was married last week in Louisville to
Miss Cora Wallace Boone of that city.
| To know Some Walker is to like him,
and we know the fair bride will never
have cause to regret accepting the
clever Richmond gentleman as 4 part
ner O er the rough sea of life.
Mr.. VIM. c. Price was over from
Danville, Monday night, and attended
the entertainment at the Court House.
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an ability. Like every other sensible
man, he prefers good brass band.
We have heard our father say that
Mr.. Price would willingly. set on a
sharp fence rail all day to listen to a
circus band.
Hon. Hugh L. Mason and wife, came
d own from Chicago to attend the
Mason wedding. Mr.. Ma
son is one of the leading lawyers OF
the Windy City, and enjoys a lucra-
tive practice. He and his charming
wife frequently make visits to their
old kentucky home, and their com.
ing is always a source of great pleas
ure to a legion OF friends and admir-.
ers.
oil Lancaster friends are delighted
to hear of improvement in the health
of DIR. David Logan. of Boyle county.
He has been ill for some time, as sta
ted in THE RECORD, but it is believed
he is now gaining ground. Substan.
tial and genuine gentlemen of DIR. Lo'
gan's type are few in these days OF
greed and rascality, and that he may
be spared many more years of health
and usefulness is the earnest prayer OF
all who enjoy his acquaintance
A Hiattsville friend sends the To-.
lowing personals: Miss Susie Early
VI no has been visiting at Jas. Burnside
for some time, returned 10 her home
in Columbus, Mississippi, last week.
Miss Hoge. A. R. Doty's teacher left
for her home in Virginia last Tuesday
She is an excellent lady and her many
friends would be glad to see her come
back to Kentucky. Miss Myrtti San.
ders, of Mccreary, was the guest q
Miss Annie Williams several days last
week. Misses Dorcas Leavell, Of