The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-27
MANY MULE COLTS
AT LANCASTER
BIG COURT DAY cRoWD-W. I
WILLIAMS TO MOVE TO OKLA.
HoMA-oARRARD NEWS.
Lancaster. Sent. gs.

LaHcdsieI, Sept. 20
One of the largest crowds ever seen
in Lancaster on a court day was here
today and trading was active. There
were about 300 cattle on the market
selling at 3 TO cents few going
TO IA Mule colts we're brought in
IN droves and high prices were ask.
ed Tor them selling from $50 to SIS.
a bic tobacco meeting was held at
the court house in the afternoon. whom
a committee composed OF Messrs
Arch Walker. Arch Kavanaugh, J. A.
Ross, VIM Ross and Mr.. Wells, were
named TO go to the big tobacco meet
ing in Lexington and report back here
to the siOWers next Saturday at 1880
O'Clock when a big meeting will be
held 20 consider the pooling plan.
Congressman Harvey Holm was
here Monday and given hearty greet.
ing by his many friends in this ccun.
ty
The Woman's Club met Friday att
Crnoon with Mrs. X. T.. McRoberts.
The members of the Baptist congre-
cation held an ice cream supper at
the home OF Squire Bourne Friday
night
J. NJ. Mount has been made city
Assessor.
Judge W. VI. Shugars and family
will leave shortly to reside in Indian.
apolis. His son. .. ". Shlgars is
meeting with much success in the real
estate business in his aOpted home
DR.. 7. G.. Parsley, of Deadwood,
South Dakota and Miss Bertha l.. San.
ders of this city were united in wed.
locks holy bonds in the city OF Jeffer-
sonville. The ceremony was pronounc
cd by Magistrate James S. Keegwin.
Mr.. T. b. Walker is at home from
Battle Greek, Michigan where he went
for treatment over a week ago, and re-
ports he was greatly benefited by his
stay.
Al the supper given at Hyattsville
sos was realized and a Union church
lUilding will be erected soon, in
which the Baptists. Presbyterian,
Methodist and Christian people will
meet for worship.
Mr. Parks Hudson and family will
leave Lancaster in November to re-
side in the adjacent city of DauVille.
Mr. Hudson has purchased a residence
IN lJanNllle paying ft,Z 0U.
Elder F. NJ finder will be at home
from visit in Texas and FIJI his pull
pit at the Christian church Sunday
morning and evening.
Mrs Martha Spratt died at her
home near Preachersyille at the ad-
vanced agf OF ~ years. She had been
an invalR for more than two years.
MIR. Vanhetta, of Washington City,
was in Lancaster the past week view
ing several sites for handsome
government building for our town.
The place will be decided upon soon
and then Garrard's capitol can put
on a few airs.
W. I. Williams and family will leave
Lancaster, to become residents of the
thriving city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. Mr..
williams and wife have recently re-
turned from a western trip and are
the citizens of Tulsa.
Miss Lucy Francis has returned
from visit to Mrs. George Ballou OF
Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Gibbs and daughter Elizabeth are Wis
iting in Danville. Mrs. Vim. Boyle,
of New Orleans is with her parents
STR. and Mrs. w. II. Wherritt. Misses
Bertha and Bette. Walker Burnside
have been visiting Danville relatives.
Mrs Goodloe I.ackey returned return
cd from Battle CreekMichigan Friday
She was Joined at Paris by Miss Jean
lie Lackey who had been with relatives
Miss Maude Wilson has returned to
her homa in Richmond after visit
10 her sisters Mesdames Colt and Mil
Ter Mrs. J. W. Miller Miss Bette
Miller and Mrs. James II. Royston
are visiting Mrs. Samuel Miller in
Knoxville and taking in the Appalach-
ian Exposition. The following named
we're in attendance at the ". &. I. IT,.
Convention in Danville: Mesdames
Rebecca West, Fannie Farra, I'D Price
and J. Austin. Miss Mabel Mason Wis
tied her parents in Richmond Satur-
day and Sunday.