The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-06-03

Mr.. w. O. Rigney returned from
Cincinnati Saturday Mr.. Rigney
goes to the city every year to attend
special terms at the school Of embalm-
ing. II
Lewis Walker, of Lancaster, Gov.
Bradley's former law partner, was a
caller at the Governors Office. Mr..
Walker is interested in military
friends. -Franl>fort special.
Charles NJ. Norris and family have
returned from High Bridge and will
occupy the residence OF S. ID. Rothwell
on York street, Mr.. and Mrs Roth
well moving to Dripping Springs.
In addressing mail to members of
the Lancaster company say Care of
Co l. End Regiment Ky Volunto ers,
Chiclkamauga, Ga" This is rather
lengthy. Lut as there are over fifty
thousand men there, it is absolutely
necessary.
Dr. L. G.. Dick, of the Crab Orchard
Kelley Institute, DIR. w. j. Brewing,
of Indianapolis, and Mr.. j. Il. Hughes,
of Bloom field, honored our sanctum
with a call Monday. Master Donald,
the handsome son of d.. Dick, accom-
panied the party.
Tommy. Underwood, formerly of
| Lancaster, was here this week visit
| ing relatives and old friends. Tommy
is now connected with Taylor's livery
stable in Nicholasville and says that
town is one OF the best on the map, and
we see where he is right.
| Lancaster friends will be surprised
70 hear of the marriage of Attorney
Henry I. Noel. The bride wasa Miss
Rigsby and she resided in Knoxville,
in which city the wedding took place
some days since. The bride is said to
be about twenty-five years of age,
quite pretty and very intelligent.
Handsome invitations announce the
marriage of Miss Ada Farra AMI Mr..
Samuel Cabell Denny to take place in
the Christian church at half-past ten
o'clock Tuesday June 9TH. The parties
are widely connected and quite popu-
lar in Central Kentucky societG A
large number of friends FROM "a dis
lance will attend.
We are Undecided to Ashbrook C.
Frank for an invitation to attend the
commencement exercises OF Kentucky
University, at Lexington june oh.
Mr. Franks name appears under the
head of bachelor of Arts. Ashbrooll
is looked upon by Lancaster folks as
"a home boy and all are glad to learn
OF his success in school.
We are glad to note an improvement
in the condition of Jim Hamilton. who
was hurt last week. While his wound
is giving him trouble at times, yet it
is believed he is past the danger line.
Jim is used to hopping about with the
energy of the Irishmam's flea, conse-
quently confined to II S room goes pref
ty hard with him.
For fear some might misunderst md
the arrangement, we will again State
that all friends and relatives are in
vited and expected to be present at the
Faulconer- Mason nuptia!s next We'd
nesday evening. Each have SO many
relatives in both Boyle and Garrard
that they decided to send no formal
invitations to these counties. but eX-
tend through THE RECORD an invita-.
ton for them to be pres .nt.
Miss Mollie Harmon, of Lancaster,
came over to bid goodbye to the boys
of the Second, who were formely her
pupils at Garrard College. She is Wis.
ting Mrs. j. u. Smith, of West Second
Mrs Robert L kia and Miss Fanny
Collier, who went out with the Second
on Wednesday, are expected today
from Chicsamauga. They will join
their mother Mrs. General Collier here
and the party will return to thei1
home at L .ncaster, accompanied by
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