The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-11-19
VOL. xxxvII.
LANCASTER.

weeks visit to 7. s. Elkin and family.
The Tuesday Afternoon Club was
graciously entertained by Miss Annie
Herndon at her hospitable home on
Lexington Avenue.
The dry goods merchants X. S. Brown,
bought the W. A. Beasley dwelling anc
large lot adjoining at the terminus OF
Water Street for $500,
Victor A. Lear. Lancaster's leading
hog dealer, bought 70 hogs Of Jesse
Sanders at &c and. a number from Tay.
lor Raney at the same price.
Mrs. John +. Stormes is the guest Of
Mrs. Arthur Hubbard. Of Covington.
Mrs. Robert Rogers, of London. Eng,
has been recent visitor Of Mrs. Banks
Hudson.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian mem
bership give a social at the church on
Friday evening. at which convivial in
tercourse and light refreshments will
be the attractions.
W. S. Carrier. Garrard's democratic
assessor. elect. has rented what is
known as the Judge Burnside place. on
Danville Avenue. and will move to
town the first Of the year.
Lancaster is seeking leadership in
enterprise and growth. The Lancaster
and Garrard Development Association
held its first meeting as a permanent
organization Tuesday evening.
The Methodists will hold bazaar on
Saturday at the store-room Of X. S.
Brown and all kinds Of commodities
from aprons and other wearing apparel
20 pies and cakes will be offered for
sale.
Miss jamie Doty was the cordial hos
tess Of the Chautauqua Circle this
week. a literary club just organized this
Fall. and one that has undertaken with
enthusiasm a study Of Homer's immor-
tai poems.
Mrs. W. S. Beasley and children. Of
Los Angeles. are expected shortly to
make a visit 10 relatives here and at
Stanford. Mrs. A. J. McKees. CT Gin
ton. Mo. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
J. c. Hemphill.
w. Il. Burton is again at his place of
business here. the Burton Sale Stables.
after having made a trip with a car
load Of mules and horses to Atlanta.
and having sold them at good prices for
tina firm known as Burton Bros.
ID. C. Sanders has leased the two
story Fisher cottage on Lexington Ave
nue. for the ensuing year. and Mr.. John
Anderson and family, who are now &C.
cupying 1t. have rented what is known
as the Fowle dwelling for 1910.
A six months old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joslyn, Of Indiana. died at the
home Of its grand parents in Lower
Garrsrd and the remains were inferred
In the Lancaster Cemetery. The moth
err died here at her old home six months |
ago.
The Christian Bible School, the La.
dies Aid Society and the board of Off
GERS, all organizations Of the Christian
met Thursday evening at
the church. and participated in a social,
conducive to good fellowship and har-
monious fraternity.
Mrs. John M. Mount, of Rocky |
Mount, N. c.. is visiting ]. r. Mount
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Mount con-
template a return 70 the "0ld Ken
lucky Home" Mr.. Mount having al.
ready arranged to go into the hardware
business here with his father. and ex-
pecting to build on a lot adjoining the
Mount residence.
Mrs. W. S. Elkin. Of Atlanta, is Wis
ting here. her girlhood's home. w. Z.
Moss, wife and children left Tuesday
for a several weeks visit to Raleigh.
N. c. Mrs. Oakley Burke. Of Silver
Creek, is the guest of Mrs. David San
iers. Willis Pearl and Mrs. Pearl. Of
London, drove over from Stanford Sun
lay and spent several hours with Miss
Rella Arnold.
r. I. Burton sold 1000 pounds of to-
'acco 10 the Lancaster Tobacco ware
louse Co. at l4hc; Monte Fox. Of Boyle.
delivered 1000 pounds at lac; Wilson
of Lincoln, sold the same
company 1900 pounds at l5c; W. b.
'atton IS. 900 pounds at l5c; Mrs. Re-
'ecca West 1900 pounds at lSAc; o. T.
layton 1900 pounds at l4Ac, and Thos.
Yantis $1,000 pounds at l5c.
Monday will see Ng crowd on the
treets here. as it is both county and
'ircuit court. There are few criminal
.ases for the November term of court,
'ut the civil docket is fuller than US
ial. The trial Of Charles Major and
ais brother-in-law, Broughton. for the
filling OF the formers wife. Annie Ma
or. on last Christmas Eve. near Buena
Vista, will come up at this term.