The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-05-20

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at his office, after brief illness.
Hon w. b. Mason is attending the
Kninght Templar Conclave at Mays
vile this week.
c MIR. and Mrs J. r. Haseldeu went F.,
Lexington Sunday to see Mrs. Hasel-
denis brother, who has joined tie
army there.
Mr.. John Johnston. formerly of this
city, and a son of Z. NJ. Johnston, has
been given an important position in
the second regiment at Lexington.
A bouncing baby boy has come to
bless the union of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
w. Anderson. There may be happier
men than Charley, but we doubt it.
Sundays Courier Journal contained
picture of Miss Annie Lloyd Herring
of this city, but it did rot do justice to
this handsome and attractive little
lady.
About forty delegates are here this
week attending the district w. c. T.
L. meeting. The good ladies of Lam
ster are striving to make their Wis
it enjoyable.
Judge NJ. ID. Hughes was called to
Hot Springs, Ark, Wednesday by the
serious illness of his brothe, L. ".
Hughes. The latter has been at the
springs for several years. He has suf-
fercd from rheumatism for some time.
The Lexington Argonaut says: "The
Lancaster boys have been enjoying
the evenings socially at the residence
of the Misses Embry, who have some
pretty Lancaster girls visiting them,
and who are themselves from Garrard.
III. 7. Logan, Esq, went over on the
excursion to Lexington Sunday and
remained there several days. 1t was
not the soldiers that kept Logan in the
blue grass capital. but mighty pretty
young lady that occupied his attention.
Herbert Kinnaird and Kirk Kerby
have returned from Lexington, where
they went to enlist and fight for their
country. Kirk failed to oass on ac-
count of bad eye and Herbert was
too young. Both are greatly disap-
pointed.
Our Office was honored "Wednesday
afternoon by call from Mrs. Beau
champ, the noted temperance worker.
Mrs. Beauchamp is an excellent lady
and deserves great credit for the IN
firing work she does for the mob c
cause she rspresents.
A Lexington paper says: "One of
the best liked young officers at the
camp is the regimental adjutant, Lieu
tenant VIM. III. Collie, son of Ad iutant
General Collier. lie is fine specimen
of young manhood, tall, straight as an
arrow and athletic. lie should make
an ideal soldier
Mr.. Jacob Joseph returned Sunday
from New York, to which place he had
been called by the illness OF his father.
The latter is much improved. On his
return Mr.. Joseph stopped IF few
days in Washington and took in the
sights about the cipitaL He says one
hears nothing but war talk up there
1t is quite the thing with Lancaster
girls to read the war news. Several
are better posted on the situation than
most men, and can tell the strength of
most all the ships in both navies. This
certainly speaks we'll for the dear
creatures. 1t is so much more sensi-
BILE than reading love'sick stories or the
trash published in the average maya
zine of today.
Gen. ID r. Collier was at home sew
eral days this week and returned to
Lexington. The general has had lots
of work on hand since the war began.
Some of lis friends are urging his ap-
pointment as brigadier general, but
he is not bothering about it. lie would
make a good one and his Lancaster
friends hope the president will make
the appointment.
The marriage of Rev. Henry Faulco-
ner and Miss Margaret Mason will
take plac. at the Presbyterian church,
in this city, Wednesday evening, June
Sth, at nine o'clock. The ceremony
will be performed by DIR. j. L. Mckee,
and there will be a number of attend
ants, friends o: both the contracting
parties. We are requested to state
that every friend and acquaintance in
Boyle and Garrari counties is especial
ly invited to be present, no formal in
vitations being sent out in these coun-
ties, it being understood that all
friends and relatives of both parties
are invited and expected to be present
All the plans of the wedding have not
been completed and it is impossible to
give the particulars at present.
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