The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-14
LANCASTER

w. Il. Burton bought a nice road
morse, Of Charles Dean, of lower Gar.
rard for 5000
The Mary Walker Price Chapter of
the U. ID. G. met Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Rebecca West
/ The Knights OF Pythias will hold a
district meeting in Stanford Friday
afternoon March 18th. number of
*. p. will likely go over.
Mrs. George d. Robinson was lead
er OF the past week at the Womau's
Club her subject being the Romantic
Period in English Literature.
Mr. W. II. Brown and family have
moved to the handsome home on
Stanford pike recently purchased of
Mr. J F. Holtzclaw.
Circuit court has entered upon its
second week here. The docket lis
light and will very likely be cleaned
at this term. Two murder cases will
come up-that of Squire Tankersley
IoI killing his cousin James Ross last
August and John Calico for killing MS
cousin Ivan May at Buckeye.
Ed Collier son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Collier OF this place had a narrowing
experience one day recently in the
city Of Memphis where he holds a
lucrative position. 1t was his wonder.
lul presence OF mind prevented him
being instantly killed by a passenger
train seeing the approaching train. he
rolled over just in time Or he would
nave been crushed to death.
Mrs. Mason Pollard. OF Marksburv
was trimming corn recently cut too
ueep ana Tor rear of bleeding to death
called IN a physician at once thus
averted all danger.
Miss Alberta Anderson was hostess
for the "Tueday Afternoon Club" the
past week. The home was inviting by
being decorated. a most tempting
lunch was served in delicious courses
Messrs. and John and Gabriel Wal. !
tiers have purchased the entire stock
OF furniture of +. G. Hurst and the
flrm will be known al Walters Furni.
ture Company.
The ChautauQua Circle met Wendes-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
annie Herndon on Lexington street.
Rev. r NJ. McCash, of Des Moines.
iowa delivered a most excellent lee I.
'ure Sunday evening at the Christian
church. Subject The New Patriot.
ism."
The Mission Study Glass will meet
IN the home of Mrs. ID. G. Sanders
this week..
Two more successful operation
nave been performed at the Lancas.
tel hospital this week. MIR S.la5
Ashley who has been quite a sufferer
Tor SOME time submitted to opera. /
ton and his recovery is now hoped
for. Miss Ida Pollard daughter of
the late Marshal. Pollard was operat.
ed on for appendicitis or something OF
a kindred nature.
Friends are glad to learn that the
report OF Mrs T. b. Walker having
suffered a stroke of paralysis Is In.
correct Reports like people in an
walks OF life are often misinformed.
James n. Denny sold a calf to A. X. !
Walker for $35. w. II. FUR. of the
Flatwood nelghborhood, sold a mare
TO John Longworth for $50. @. r. Ma.
han OF Evansville bought n pair of
mules OF Bolton for 1925.
Miss Minnie Stormes Dunn IL AT
home after a visit to her sister Mrs.
Ray Orrell, OF Fort Pearce Florida
Miss Nell Johnson of Lexington T. the
guest OF Mrs. Ethel West Arnold I
Miss Bessie Gulley of the Richmond
Normal school has been with her par- I
en'S Nrs. Solomon Frye of New York
city. are visiting Mrs. Elizabeth JOS /
eph. Mrs. Jesse Arnold of Frankfort
is with her mother. Mss Margaret
kinnaird is I'm Nicholasylle. visiting I.
Mss Edna Lowell OF Nashville Is Vita
MiSs Rella Arnold for the season. Mrs.
Ray Orrell and little son, of Fort
Pearce is here for proracted
visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Price .
Mr., A. II. Denny and daughter Mrs. .
Matte Duncan have returned from 1
the Aerdi Gras in New Orleans. Mrs. /
4. L. Owsley is in Lexington visiting I
Mrs. +. ID Potts. Mr. and Mrs. Woods .
Walker are az home from a sojourn .
IN Florida. Mrs. Bette Burdette, Of .
shelbyville. is visiting Dr. and Mrs. I
Nm. buTdetle.