The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-03-13
linery store at Paint Lick.

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his brother, Rev. ] E WOlfOrd.
| Miss Bette Sparks and sister, of
McCreary, have been visiting their
sister, Mrs LeonidaS Robinson.
Miss Grace Kinnaird left Saturday
for Middlesboro, where she will take a
course in shorthand and -boOk-keep-
ing.
Malcolm WeiSiger and sister, Miss
Emma, of Danville, attended the flu
neral of Mr. Malcolm Gill, Sunday af-
ternOon.
London Democrat: - The Misses
| Mitchell returned home Sunday after
spending several weeks in Lancaster
and Richmond.
Misses Sallie Tillett and Laura
Smith left Tuesday for Cincinnati to
attend the spring millinery OPEN
ings and buy goods.
Mrs. George Robinson and two
bright children, Master Alexander
and Minnie May, have returned to
their home near Hustonville.
Hon. re Warren, wife, Miss Jen-
ME Warren, sister and brother Ashby,
of Stanford, were here Sunday to at
tend the funeral of Mr. Malcolm Gill.
Many congratulations have been re-
ceived by Mr. and Mrs Banks Hudson
over the arrival of pretty little girl
baby, which was born in Lexington
last week.
Mr.. Ed Perkins has resigned his po-
sitiOn in j E Stormes' drug store and
will live with his mother, at Marks
bury. He is a fine young man, and
made many friends in town.
John Sam Owsley, 1.-THE Common
wealth." is at his post in the circuit
court room, causing much trouble for
law-breakers. They don't grow better
lawyers or clever fellows than Sam.
Mr.. j. NJ. Logan and wife, and Miss
Dove Harris have returned from the
city with line Of goods for the new
millinery department which opens in
April, in the Logan Dry Goods Co.'S.
| rooms.
The Baptist Young Peoples Socie-
W VIII render missionary program
at the church Friday, at p. m. March
list. Light refreshments will be
served, and free will silver Offering
will be taken. Admission free. Eve
rybody invited.
Richmond Register: - Miss Tevis
Carpenter, who was the guest of Miss
Emily Chenault, has returned to her
home at Stanford Mr. and Mrs Sam
L. Deatherage entertained a. few
friends at six O'Clock dinner Tuesday
in honor of Mr. and Mrs Z. r. Rice
Miss Alberta Anderson. of Gar
rard county, was the guest of her
grandfather, Mr. Thomas Anderson. at
the GlyndOn from Saturday untilMon-
day. Mr. and Mrs Wade Walker.
OF Garrard, have been the guests of
friends here for several days.
Lexington Herald Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bacon and baby son, John An
derSon, are here from Lancaster visit
ing Mrs Edmond Bacon and Mrs II w.
Browning. Mr.and Mrs Banks Hud-
son, OF Lancaster, are receiving best
wishes for their daughter, born yester.
day at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Kennedy. She
will be called Porter Scott Hudson,
Mrs Hudson was formerly Miss Mar.
garet Kennedy, of this city. .Attor.
ney } Z johnson, of Paris. representa-
tive of the Fayette Telephone Compa
. ny, and Miss Annie Evans Bright. OF
Danvllle, were married in Carlisle YES
terday by Rev John Mahoney. The
bride is the attractive daughter of M,
and Mrs John ID Bright, and was Wis
iting In Millersburg. The groom
drove to that city and the couple wen
TO Carlisle to be married. the weddin.
being complete surprise to both reIa
tives and friends. The bride ant
groom registered at the Phoenix las
night. They are en- route to Danyille
and after short stay they will retur,
to Paris, where they will make thei
future home. Mr.. Johnson is an Ell
and is popular all over the Blue Grass
Mrs. johnson was frequently visit
or in this city.