The Stanford interior journal., 1911-06-27

BEAUTIFUL NUPTIAls SOLEMN.
lzEp IN LANCASTER

IzEo IN LANCASTER
Lancaster. XIV. June 26
The destiny OF two lives, that Of
Miss Louise Greenleaf Kaufman and
John Hockeday Shackclford was seal
ed Saturday morning at 1880 O'Clock
at the Christian church. Elder +. NJ
finder in a beautiful and impressive
manner uniting them. The bride a
handsome blonde was becomingly at.
tired in tailored suit Of gray and small
travelling hat. The attendants were
Miss Frank Kaufman, brides sister
and Miss Van Greenlesf, OF Richmond,
Messrs Neal OF Richmond and Lane OF
Lexington A handsome back ground
vi massive green, palms flowers and
other plants formed the decorations
with touch OF pink, and under these
ribbons were relatives and friends Of
the contracting parties. The happy
couple left in an auto for Lexington
going from there to columbus. o.,
where the groom is employed as a ris-
lag young architect. A number of out
of-town guests witnessed the cere.
nony. The young couple we're the
recipients OF many handsome presents
Union services began for the sum-
mer months Sunday night The scr
vices being held at the Presbyterian
church. Rev. G. G. Brown preaching.
Miss Sallie Mars SPARKS. of Nicbo-
lasville and Hogan Ballard a mer-
chant Of Bry yantsville this county will
be united in wedlock's holy bonds
Wednesday at the home af the brides
grandfather, in Nicholasville. A num-
ber OF socia! functions have been Civ
en- to the handsome young brideelect.
w. S. Carrier shipped a carload ef
hogs Saturday to the Cincinnati mar
ket
Mrs. NJ. ID. Hughes entertained a
happy throng OF children Friday az
teInoon for her three grandchildren
Robert Hughes Noland and little sister
Miss Nellie Noaand OF Seattle, Wash,
and Miss Margaret Elkin Hughes of
Louisville. DAINTY refreshments were
served the wee iads and lasses.
II was with sincere regret the infor-
nation of the death OF Mrs. VIM.
Gaines, of Stanford was received here
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines and daughter
were residents of Lancaster for a nun
Ger Of years. The deceased is re-
membercd pleasantly as a fine Chris
tian character. For the bereaved es-
pecially the young daughter much
sympathy is felt and extended.
I'D S. Bourne sold a bunch of 2no-
mound hogs to John Ross at 1-2c.
c. A. Robinson bought 20 lambs from
W. $. Bettis at Sc per hundred. Law
son and Brown bought IL 200pound
ones from Robert Gastineau at $5.35.
Cecil Bettis of north Garrard sold a
bunch of lambs to ]. c. Johnston, nj
Danville, at ; i-2c. T. c. Rankin ship
ped a carload consisting of "a head of
cattle that cost him - cents. Will
son Alexander exported 29 12a0pound
steers that cost him 1856. Ed and N.
B. Price sold a Duruc Jersey shoat -
J. w. Elmore for SO.
V. A. Lear bought 81 225-pound hogs
IRON John Rnbel at IA cents "A 200
pound porkers from A. T. Scott $3.50
26 2Ge-pound hogs from VIM. NcKech-
ME at &c. % 200-pound porkers from
w. 8. Embry at 5 l.2c. and % 200
pound hogs from John Hill at $40.
I.ancasterians were greatly disap-
POINTED Saturday night that the cleo
trio lights did not materialize as was
promised Some OF the apparatus sent
out OF the factory was out of shape
and change in its construction has
caused the delay.
The good rains of last week have
revived the gardens and all vegeta-
ton. and the prospects for fairly good
crops are flattering II the remainder
w, A. Price OF this city lost a fine
coming twoyear-o'd tack that was
worth from 5000 tn Ssoe. I'D and
B. Price sold Duroc Jersey pig TO
Sidney Dunbar for $40. Garrard far
mers arc through with the wheat har-
vest and the yield Is fine, one third
better than the 1910 crop. some OF the
best wheat tracts producing from 25 TO
80 bushels to the acre, while the less
favored localities will yield from I2I
to 20 bushels to the acre.
Miss Jennie Young OF Lexington is
here visiting relatives. Mr.. and Mrs
Z. r. Hughes and little daughter Mar
guerite Elkin Hughes. OF Louisville
are guests OF Mesdames J. w. Miller
and NJ. ID. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs
Banks Hudson, OF Danyille were here
Saturday for the kauffmau-Shackc,-
ford nuptials. Mrs. John w. Woods
and daughter Lucille of Lexington are
friends and relatives in the
Miss Bessie Brown left last
week for a visit to Miss Sue Craig
Of Shelbyville. Miss Lettie May Nc.
Robernl IL with her schoolmate Miss
Martha Burke OF carlinsville, II. Mrs
w. =. Elkin has returned 10 her home
in Atlapta after visit 10 her sisters
Mira pattie ID. Gill and Miss Jenie
duncan. Miss May Rankin Is the
guest of Miss Martin. OF shsrpsburg.
Mrs Matte p. Frisbie mas returned
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