The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-01

bered as Miss Maggie HARRISON, of
Perryville.
Leland Radford, of Martinsville,
Ind, is visiting his kinsman, Ed Bish-
op. Although quite young, he is a
cOrnetist of much ability, like his
uncle, Ed Buchanan.
Mrs. Alex West, of Lancaster, visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. C. +. Deaman,
last week. ;. Misses Halle and Cordia
Hamilton, of Lancaster, are the guests
of Miss Ada .-NichOlaSville
Journal.
Frank B. Marksbury, who is attend
ing the Bryant & Stratton business
college at Louisville, has received ma
ny complimentary reports from that
institution, as to accuracy, and his
last report stated that he had the
neatest books in the school.
We learn through letter to friends
here, that Rev. e. III. Godby, the much
beloved former pastor of the Metho-
dist church here, but now of Chaplin
town, has lost his speech. The host
of friends here will learn of this with
regret, and we hope, it really is not
true.-Perryville People.
K. T.. Hughes, city editor of the
Louisville Commercial, spent Sunday
in this city with his parents. Bob
works from one p. NJ. to one A. NJ. dali
ly, and his position is one of great res.
possibility. He is a fine newspaper
man and our prediction is he will
reach the top notch i'm daily journal
ism.
We asked Capt. HerndOn for some
news this week and he replied: Yes,
you may say in your personals that
Daw Shoes, Penny PATTERSON, Sike
Matter and several others attended the
lecture at Stanford the other night.
Tom BOblinson. Hen Budson, Say
CluttOn and Myro Tiller wanted to 20
DuU cOulQ not get on.
The congregation at the Christian
church Sunday night enjoyed quite a
treat in a solo sung by Mrs. Juliet
Gill Rogers. 1t was "Abide With
Me-, to the air of ''Scenes That are
Brightest, from Maritara. Mrs.
Rogers is blessed with a voice of di-
vine sweetness, and her singing is al
ways greatly appreciated. The organ
accompaniment was played by Miss
May u. Hughes.
Miss Maybe Andrea Rice, of Gal
weston, Texas, is visiting her grand
father. Col. A. j. Rice, and other rel
atives in Garrard county. She is a
daughter of RObt. Rice, well known
to many Garrard people. Miss Rice
is blonde Of rare beauty, exceedingly
bright, sOciable and pleasant. She
has been very justly pronounced one
OF the prettiestand handSOmest young
ladies who have visited here.
A series OF meetings will be held in
the Christian church at Plummer's
Landing, beginning on Monday, June
18th. Elder HOlton o. Frank, ofLex-
ington, will do the preaching. Mr..
Frank has been attending Kentucky
University in Lexington for the past
four years and returns this summer To
preach in the county where he lived
for number OF years, and where his
father preached before moving to
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
The Somerset Journal says: "Those
Of our church going people who attend.
I'd the Southern Methodist church on
last Sabbath were afforded rare treat
in listening to the csalaureate ser.
mon, by Rev. F. M. Hill, pastor OF
said church, delivered to the five mem.
bers OF the graduating class of oul
High SceOol. BY good critics the ser
mon was pronounced gem in its line
Astounding in instruction and advice
to these young people on the eve OF
their collegiate course, and on the
bright morning OF their entrance into
the more responsible duties of the
lifework before them"