The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-29

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have returned from a visit to r. L.
Salter and family, of Danville.
Mrs. j. R. Hill leaves Thursday to
visit friends i'm MiddlesbOrO and
Pineyille for the benefit of her health.
Prof. Henry Elliott, of Mayfeld,
was in town this week mingling with
old friends. He was returning from
the big convention at Louisville.
The NichOlasville orchestra has been
Organized and Brown Anderson, Char
ley Denman and Brown Cogar, all well
known in Lancaster, are connected
with it.
Mrs. w. S. Grinstead and daughters,
Misses Kate and Nellie, OF Millersburg,
and Miss Annie SpOOnamOre, of STAN
ford, visited Mrs. Hunley Singleton
this week.
Col. w. L. Ferguson, Judge j. S.
Robinson, Mr.. J. V. Cook, Judge X.
A. Burnside, Crafty" Burnside and
Thurmond Anderson are among the
guests at Dripping Springs.
Mrs. Chas. Whitwer and handsome
little son, Charles Fox, and Miss Arm
strong, of Dallas, Texas, will arrive
Saturday to visit their grandparents,
Capt. and Mrs. +. j. White.
NichOlasville Journal: Tom Under
wood, the popular and accommodating
transfer agent at B. ID. Spears livery
stable, is reported ill of fever at the
home of relatives near Parksyille
Boyle county.
Jacob Joseph, G. S. Greenleaf, Joe
Haselden, Alex Bishop, r. ii. Tomlin-
son, Henry Patterson, Jack Hiatt,
Louis Landram and several other
Master MaSOns attended the Kinks
vile celebration Saturday.
A few friends were entertained
Tuesday evening by Misses Allie, Bet
tie and Mary Anderson i'm honor of
their cousin, Miss Clara Ham, of
Texas. Lovely refreshments were
served and an enjoyable evening spent.
Joe Waters said some mighty nice
things about THE RECORDS editor in
the last issue of the Lincoln Demo
crat, all of which are highly apprecia-
ted. Joe had to draw upon his i'm
imagination powerful hard to write
them.
Misses Carrie Taylor, of Augusta
KY, and Mary Beazley, of Stanford
are the pretty and charming guests OF
Misses Alice and Lizzie Hudson, or
DInyille avenue. Tuesday Afternoon
il delightful picnic was given at the
iron bridge in their honor.
A charming hOuseparty is beins
given by Miss Elsie Palmer this weel
at residence of her brother-in-law, Mr.
> j. NJ. Higginbotham. The guests ar
Misses Jennie White, of Richmond
Annie HigginbOtham, of Marcellus
Annie Perkins, of Marksbury, Will
Belle Burnside, of Lancaster.
George Smith Jr., left Tuesday 70
Cumberland Falls, where he will &C
as special reporter for several OF tn
daily papers. THE RECORD will hea
5 from him also. George has prove
himself a good correspondent. In r.
porting he is careful, painStaking an
E strives to give both sides of all maj
tiers in perfectly fair manner.
Last Sunday was Children's Day a
the Methodist church and the exc
= cises were very interesting One
the most entertaining features va
Curly Locks" well delivered, aut
!, IDLY spoken grafton by Master JOSEF
II Rogers, a tot of twO-and-a-half sun
merS. He spoke Little Miss Muffet
# in response to an encore. The hant
e some little fellow never heSitated
moment, and was as self-pOsSesSed
a College graduate. Then beautif'
y little Miss Ada Wesley, of the san
tender age, recited. She was as pre-
ty and cOquettish as maiden of 81
lie teen. Her recitation was "Mother
A. Kisses" Miss Helen Grace Patters(
was expected to add to the novelty
a the occasion, but most peremptori
A. declined, as the Superintendent, Pre-
Patterson, was unavOidably absent.