The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
LANCASTER.


Catholic services we're held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Miller last
week.
Fisher Herring bought G-year
old mare of Ed Price for $40.
Judge l.. l.. Walker has been APP
pointed by the governor as special
Judge to try the case of the common
wealth against the Ameriran Tobac-
co and the International Harvester
Company in Trimble county.
W. b. Burton, of Garrard county.
shipped n ear load of stock to the
Wilson Live Stock Company at vii
son North Carolina. There were 10
horses from to q years old which
cost him on an average of $40 per
head, 3 mare mules from 4 to q
years old costing. 800, head OH an
average.
Miss Bessie Anderson, daughter of
w. NJ. Anderson, of Harper Kas.,
was married To {. l.. Bartholdt of
Kansas City. The bride is a niece
of Mrs. Dollie Brown. Miss Amanda
Anderson and brother of this city.
The teachers institute will be held
October 2nd, to be conducted by
Supt. NJ. A. Cassidy and Mrs. Cora
Wilson Stewart.
Miss Malissa Hamm who has been
in Somerset visiting her brother is
i'll of typhoid fever and her mother
Mrs. Ben Hamm has gone to her
bedside.
Mrs. Thomas b. Walker. has been
arranging her business affairs in
| Lancaster prior to moving to NiChc0
lasville Mrs. Walkers many Lancas-
ter friends will see her take her de-
parture with much regret.
A marriage that occurred last
week in the city of New Orleans is
of interest to friends here at the old
home of the bride. Ii is that of Miss
Alma Rebeca Berkdale and John b.
Laganite, Jr., The bride is the pref
ty young grand daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C.. Wherritt.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Saturday afternoon with Mrs Eliza
beth Mason at the home of her son
W. B. Mason.
Dr. John @. South, of Frankfort.
who married Miss Christine Bradley
formerly of this place was elected
president of the State Board of
Health to succeed the late Wr. Will
liam Bailey of Louisville.
Elder and Mrs. +. NJ. finder, Mes
DANES IL. +. McRoberts. Emma G.
Kaufman, VIM. Burnett and sister,
Miss Addie Arnold left Monday for
the state convention which meets in
Frankfort this week.
Rev. f. NJ. finder has cloceu sue
,essful revival at Sycamore school
house on the Lexington road.
Judge l.. l.. Walker is reported
quite i'll at the home of his sister,
Mrs. George ID. Robinson and friends
are alarmed as il is feared he is 4
victim of typhoid fever.
Mr.. John West. celebrated his IS,
birthday Friday aud he was showed
with good wishes and was the recipi-
ent of 81 birthday cards. Mr.. West
IL one of Lancaster's most highly
esteemed men and has host OF
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Price have re-
turned from short visit to friends
in Louisville. Miss Allie Arnold left
last week to teach again in the ID. ID.
institute in Pittrburg, Penn. Mr. and
Mrs. Ii. II. Batson and little daugh-
Ter Cecil are sojourning in the cities
Of Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville
Mrs. John r.. StormeS is AT home
again after IA visit of several weeks.
tn relatives in Covincton. Mesdames
Alexander Kennedy and Banks lIud-
son and VIM. Faman were week-e
guests of Mrs. Emma q. Kaufman
Mrs. John l.. Anderson has returned
To Washington ID. c.. after spending
the summer with Lancaster relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Miller are in
Louisville visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r.
+. Hughes. Miss Matte Lee Hub
bile has gone TO Lexington to take
a post graduate course at iIamil-
ton College. Miss Halle Brown en-
ioyed stay at Louisville and attend
ing the fair Mrs. Henley V. Basin
has returned from a visit tn Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles y. Denman of Nicholas