The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-09


ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hill, of Lam
caster, on Campbell st. He says he
likes Lancaster very much, and thinks
he will remain for quite while, as he
has seen some mighty pretty girls.
Judge NJ. d. Hughes writes us from
Liberty that he is meeting with much
success organizing his Maccabee lodge
at that place. He adds that since be-
ing out of the company of Hatcher and
Harris he has gained fifteen pounds in
flesh.
Mrs. DR.. Davis, nee Miss Lena Woods,
of this county, who has been criti-
cally i'll and her life almost dispaired of
for past year, was taken to DIR. Lewis
McMurtry's Intirmary, in Louisville,
where she was successfully operated on
and is now improving rapidly.
John NJ. Farra returned from Louis
vile Saturday and has been in Mid
dleborO, PiEcville and other sections
of the state this week. He is secre-
tary of the Commercial Club and if
everyone else would hustle like John
the town and county would soon be
the most progressive in the state.
Mrs. Catherine Colson, who was very
low last week with pneumonia fever,
is much better, and, although not able
to be out yet. she is out of danger and
will be entirely recovered in a few days.
-MiddlesbOro News. Mrs COlsOn is
the mother Of Mrs. w. B. Moss, of
this city, and Col. d. G. ColsOn.
Many Lancaster friends of Ed.
Buchanan, fOrmely of this city, will be
surprised TO learn that he has taken
unto himself wife. The lady'S name
was Mrs. Clara J. DeMarcus and she
lived in the same town where the groom
is in business, Martinisville, Ind. We
congratulate Buck and wish him mnch
joy.
The Lexington Herald published the
delightful paper: "a Plea For Oul
Birds" read at the "Bird Day" meet.
ing of the Woman's Club i'm that city
Saturday by Mrs. Potts. The pa
per lisa splendid literary production
The theme is one which is arouSine
great interest in this country ant
Europe.
Mr.. Isac A. Onstott, wife ant
nephew, Rufus Onstott, of Habit
KY, came to Lancaster with the re
mains of the formers boy, mention o
whose death was made i'm last issue
Mr.. Onstott moved to Daivess count,
, i'm 1875 and by hard work and homes
dealing now owns a fine farm of 25
acres there. He is regular reader o
Of THE RECORD and, like all homes
men should do, keeps his subscription
paid i'm advance.
The Louisville Times says Robt. II
Young, roadmaster of the Kentuck
and Indiana Bridge Company, has re
O signed, to take effect March l. H
! will hereafter devote all of his time t
. the County Surveyors Office, to whic
position he was elected over ayear agt
\ Mr.. Young is quite well known in La
caster, having married Miss Saral
Oldest daughter of DIR. Huffman. Be
is a mighty clever fellow.
Mr.. A. G. Lackey, of Kansas Cit
Mo-, who is now employed by Ne
York Asphalt Co., was called to i
c dianopalis last week, his mission the
being successful. His manager Sc
IS ing him wishfuly looking to his o
Kentucky home", said "Dont 20
family live over there? Receiving ;
affirmative answer he said swell n
over and see them for a couple ofdays
He was delighted to find dear old La
caster so progressive, and improvement
y The Danville Advocate says: "It
not generally known that Miss Chr
tine Bradley is reading law under t
direction Of her father, the Governt
Miss Bradley does not hope to becol
a regular practitioner, but is qualii
a ing herself more especially to becOl
- of assistance to her father in his off