The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-07
CLOSE CALL FOR
LANCASTER BLOCK
CROSSED WIRE STARTS FIRE AND
WATER DAMAGES RECORD
OFFlcE--oARRARD NEWS

dller snort lllHeNi OF pneumonia,
y. y. Price sold q horse TO George
Conn, Of WilmOre for $3.50. v A.
Lear bought 2-yqearold mare mule
OF III Clark for 1925.
James Ballard left Monday for In
diana where he holds a fine position
with a large hemp firm. lie took
carload OF work hands with him.
I Miss Mary Murphy and Frank GoOch
OF this county, we're granted license
TO wed Miss Susie Rothwell and Char.
Dillinghem were also united in we'd
locks holy bonds at their home near
LancasteI. The groom is in business
in Danyiile.
Thomas Moore has sold his homo
stead and farm known as Camp Dick
/ Robinson home this side of Bryants-
Vile, to Jacob Trumbo, of Paris, Tor
$500. Mr. Moore and family will move
to Lexington.
Miss Callie Adams entertained at
500 ia honor of her attractive guest.
Miss Lee Prather of Richmond. The
guests were seated at three tables.
tn, home was decorated with ferns
and cut flowers, and well appointed
luncheon was served
! Robert Bruce sold to Bob Arnold a
pair of three-year-old mules for 1915.
w. r. Burton sold a fine pair of mules
ito Ison Brothers, of s1ercer county,
for S412.5O.
AIRS. Thomas B. Walker, the excel
lent wife or T. b. Walker. of this city.
was the victim of a paralytic stroke
on Friday. While the stroke was a
slight one, Mrs. Walkers friends are
appsehensive about her now since her
husband has been failing so in health
the past few months.
The members of the Baptist church
gave a donation party to their pastor,
Rev. o. p. Bush and wife Tuesday
afternoon at the parsonage. Inviting
and substantial eatables and other
good things were taken to the popular
couple.
Lancaster was visited Friday night
by what was feared at first would be
a large and disastrous fire, but luckily
for the town, the flames were soon
extingutshed. The Citizens Bank, the
hall in which the Masonic lodge is held
and the Central Record office are all
located this handsome brick build
| ing. II is thought the fire started
from an electric wire.
The damage was considerable in
the Rerord office, the building having
been flooded with water. The loss is
estimated at 81 900, but entirely COW
cred by insurance.
Keep your property fully protect
ed by insuring with r. c. Gaines, the
Insurance Man, Lancaster, Ky. ="
Mrs. B. F. Walter entertained with
quilting bee in a most hospitable
way last Tuesday The following la
dies gathered to do the gracious host
ess honor Mrs. Matte p. Frisbie, Mrs.
M. d. Hughes, Mrs. j. b. Collier Mrs.
John Walter, Mrs. Joe Mount and
Mrs. u. u. Simpson. The sumptuous
dinner cerved was truly in old Ken
lucky style and was heartily enjoyed
by ell.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Saturday afternoon at the home or
Mrs. r. L. McRoberts on Danville ave-
nue..
Wallace Walter, reading citizen of
Kings Mountain, Lincoln county, and
his two popular young nephewa ~
this city, Messrs. j. l.. and G. l.. Wa
ter have bought out tn large furniture
establishment Of F. G.. Hurt. The To-
cal young men will have charge ot
the business for the present, but our
citizens are hoping that the other Mr..
Walter will move here from Lincoln
to make his home
DR. Shelton, a returned missionary
from Thibet, delivered two excellent
talks at the Christian church Sunday
morning and evening. The one at
night was especially instructive ard
was TO the young people.
The Mission Study Circle will be
held Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. VIM Burnett.
The thief who robbed Davidson a
| Walkers store one night last week,
has been caught After some close
watching il was soon found that Hasel
Wallace a negro bow, "A years old,
was the guilty one. He had been buy
/ ing clothing and paying for It in nick
els and dimes, and tiiese %sFs the DC
nominations of money that had been
stoln. The boy was arre'ted and
tried and sent to the School of Reform
at Greendalc.
Mrs. stephen Walker was hostess
Friday afternoon TO the members or
the Embroidery Circle. AS the day
was a bright, sunshiny one. many par
took Of Mrs. Walkers hospitality, she
making the meeting more inviting by
lserving a delicious lunch.
Mr. and Mrs s. G. BENNY left We'd
lneeday for a trip 10 Cuba. Mrs. Emma
BUSH mas Ieluintu u NJ hOiht III
Richmond. Dr. ]. l.. Slavin. Of Dan
willie, has located here. Miss Ethel
Walter is at home after visit of sew
eral weeks in Lexington. Miss Mar
garet Arnold has returned to Madison
Female Institute. Rev. c. G. Brown
is at home from Harlan county where
he held an interesting revival. Miss
Sallie Eliin is in Stanford teaching a
class in china painting. Miss Margar-
ct Rennick is in LOUISVILLE for treat
ment az one Of the hospitals Mrs.
William Gregory has returned TO her
home in North Dakota. Miss Mel
Johnston. OF Lexington. is expected
this week for visit to Lancaster
: friends. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mount
have been In Somerset visiting rela-
tives. Mrs. Banks Hudson, OF DanyillH
was a visitor here Saturday. Miss Nd
+ ma Lowell, of Nashville. Is expected
this week for a stay.
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