The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-13
LANCASTER


Hon. Ollie James, candidate for TIM
Democrats nomination for u. s. Sen
ator, spoke here Friday afternoon.
and friends of the Congressman
claim that there has not been gather
ed here in the Courthouse for years
such n crowd to hear an aspirant for
democratic nomination, nor has there
been such "a unanimity of opinion
among Garrard democrats The pop
ular Congressman was free andout
spoken in regard to public men and
measures, and was given a great ova-
ton.
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. Clay Sutton gave
s o'clock dinner at their pretty
suburban home in honor of Dr. B. A.
Dawes, of Georgetown and Mr.. G. NJ.
jenkins and daughters, Misses Marga-
get and Award Kay Jenkins.
Mrs A NJ Schoo'field, of FoTman.
Ark, submitted to an operation at the
Lancaster Hospital and il is hoped
she will soon be entiteiy recovered.
+. j., son of w. A. Price met with
painful accident while playing ball
with a number of his companions.
1 lie was SNluth III Nut ibet WIN 'hN
bat which made wound deep enough
to require several stitches to be TAX
en- by a physician.
Benjamin Pollard and Miss Ollie
Speaks, both of this county, were
united in marriage at the Baptist
parsonage, the Rev. o. p. Bush Of
floating. The young couple left at
once for their future home in the
State of Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude o. ROyston,
visitors here from Chicago, have been
the recipients of a number of social
functions. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. G. Gaines
gave sumptuous course dinner IN
their honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer
Robinson, OF Marksbury also extend
ed Kentucky hospitality to them by
q course dinner and the ladies' OF
| Hill Court gave them an enjoyable
Iicnic in Mrs. b. +. Walters yard.
The City Council is making won
derful Improvements in the roads and
crossings on the various streets OF
the town. The white gravel is being
u ed and then rolled making the
noads as nice as some In the cities.
| The Council is to be compllmented
and praised for this good wOrh
Mrs. George NJ. Patterson who has
been an invalid for a number of
years past. being afflicted with
locomotar ataxia. lett Sunday for
the Crab Orchard Sanitorium. for
months tay and her many friends
hope the recuperative rest will prove
quite beneficial
Mrs. Pattie ID. CT | suffered n slight
stroke OF paralysis. For awhile she
wac unconscious but in a few hour
rallied and is now able to set up and
her friends hope for her ultimate re-
covery.
Mrs. Fred p. Frisbie gave a mar
rage anniversary. 6 o'clock dinner.
the honor guest beig Mrs. Percy
| No'and. of Seattle. Washington. MIR.
holland was one OF Mrs Frisbie's
maids Of honor at her wedding IL
years ago. The dinner was served
and table presented an INITIATING
scene bv being artistically decorated.
Miss Edna Mason was "at home"
to number OF friends in honor Of
her guest. Miss Willie Logsden. of
Junction City.
V. A. Lear. shipped 2 carloads OF
lambs to the city market the past
week, one Tuesday the other Wednes
day.
". L. lawson shipped carload OF
lambs Friday.
V. A. Lear bought SIS lambs OF l..
Y. Brown NJ 8 cents; OF A. r. Denny.
20 1T cents. bunch each OF MR..
John Sanders. J. v. Weareu and Dave
"wope az 80 cents per pound He
bought ia. 200 mound hogs of G,
Robinson ~ 81 40 and n bunch Of hogs
If FI"nk Thompson II 5ls cents per
pound.
Miss Nena Reed. - Caiifo'nia IL
the guest of Miss Msrgaret and Anna
Kew Jenkins.
Mr.. J. ID. Gulley Is IN expgfon.
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ike Dunn
Mis-. Matte p. Frishie has retrrned
'r"rn n v'eit 20 Mr.. and Mr.. W. O.
Price OF Danville
Airs. J w. Acey. Of Stanford has
Nern re"ent quest % her parents
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. hughes.
Mrs. w S. Elkin. Of At'anta w's
called here by the i'lness OF her sis.
ter. Mrs. Pattie ID Gil.
Mrs. Alice In k Of Pustonyi'le.
visited Mr. Emma Kaufman and
danshter the past woek
Miss Margaret MONT T. In stan
icrd for a visit TO friends.