The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-07-27

house party: Misses Matte Mae Rob
insOn, Marietta Crow and Louise Far
ris.
Rev. James Lapsley, Of Lebanon,
filled the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening.
DIR. ]. L. Mckee was i'll and could not
come.
Reports from Col. James Crow Dill
Ion say he is very much improved in
health and will soon return home. We
hope Crow will return feeling like a
twO-year-Old.
Lexington Herald: Miss Maggie
TOmlinsOn. OF Lancaster, who has
been visiting friends on South Broad
way, expects to leave in a few days
for Flemingsburg.
DOlph Rice and handsome wife, Of
Danville, were i'm town Monday. DOlph
runs the leading stable i'm that city,
and Lancaster friends are glad to know
is making big success,
Mrs. J. E. StOrmes entertained a
number of friends with visit to Crab
Orchard Springs. Among the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wherritt.
Mrs. VIM. Boyle, Mrs. Berkele.
Mr.. John Shea, the merchant tailor,
is i'm Louisville this week visiting his
daughter and taking a much needed
rest. Mr.. Shea is hard working
man, and has certainly deserved a
rest.
A special to the COurier-JOurnai
tells of lovely hOuse-party being CIV
en- by Miss Pearce, at Glen Springs.
Among the party is Miss Christine
Bradley. Mrs. Bradley chaperoneS
the party.
Mrs. John f. Stormes entertained
party of friends very handsomely by
trip to Crab Orchard Springs. Among
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wherritt, Mrs. Boyle, Mrs. Hubbard
and a number of Others.
Mrs. w. r. Mars, of Knoxville, is
visiting her parents, on Lexington
street. She will 60 from here to New
York City to purchase goods for the
large millinery establishment she is
connected with in Knoxville.
Mrs. Mary Engleman has returned
from Phoenix, Arizona. and will make
her home in Lancaster. Mrs. Engle-
man has many friends i'm Lancaster,
who are glad t. welcome her back.
Her son Eph and his family will return
to Lancaster shortly.
Mr.. Joe L. FrOhman, of The Globe,
Danville, was here Tuesday and made
arrangements for ads to run for sever
al years. He said he would as soon be
without front door to his store as to
be without advertising in the newspa-
perS. BY the liberal use of printers
ink, and keeping in stock just what
he advertises, he has built up one Of
the best businesses in the south. Mr..
FrOhman is every inch gentleman,
and its a great pleasure to have bust
ness with him.
The following, taken from the Knox
vile Sentinel, shows the push and en-
terprise displayed by former Lancas-
ter boy:
Thomas P. Miller has bought out an
interest In the Quincy Carriage and
Wagon company. The deal has just
been contaminated. Mr.. Miller is a
well known young man OF the city, with
many friends who are glad to see him
Unidentified with such an enterprise.
Mf. Miller recently returned from Chi
cagO. where he has been for two years:
associated with the celebrated Mar.
shall Field company, In the general de-.
of w. S. Miller, who came here several
years ago as the manager OF the Knox
vile Lake Park springs company, and
who now resides near ChilhoWee park.
Mr.. Miller formerly attended the Uni
| yersity Of Tennessee, where he attain
ed considerable distinction on account
OF his ability as an artist in the work
shop. Mr.. Miller and his associates
EXPECT to double the output of the
plant In Q year. Already they are in
search OF men to put TO work. They
intend, within q few months to have
the factory enlarged, adding large
building, extending the factory to Vine
street. A brick building, facing on
Vine street, will be used rs an Office
and a carriage repository. This will
make the entire plant cover about half
la block.