The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30
LANCASTER

The County Sunday School conven.
ton was held Saturday at the Metho-
dist church. q.
James A. Dudderar bought horse
from Mr.. Gastineau for $500.
Miss Florence Darnell, OF Maysville.
has accepted a position as trained
nurse in the Lancaster hospital. Miss
Darnell has frequently visited Mrs.
w ID. Walker and has a number of &C.
quaintances in Lancaster
Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson, widow OF
the late Judge James Patterson. died
at the advanced age OF IS years. at
her home near this place of general :
decline. The deceased had been an
invaded for about 30 years and was
devoted and faithful Christian, having
been a consistent member, of the
Christian church the greater art OF
ner life. The following children sur
vive and have the sympathy OF the
community in their bereavement Miss
Margaret Patterson and Mrs. George
+. Brown, of this place, Mrs. Be lie
Mershon, OF Texas, James Patterson,
of Arizona and m. Patterson, of Cal
iforni,.
Rev. George A. Joplin, OF Louisville.
was here Sunday and preached that
evening at the Christian church, his
subject being THE Fence at the Top
of the Precipice"
Miss Harriet Fleetwood, one OF the
popular teachers OF the Lancaster
Graded school. has resigned her posi-
ton and left last week for her home
in Rome, Georgia.
Mr.. Reuben Stinnett, aged SO years,
died of infirmities incident to hie ad-
vanced age at mis- home at Camp Mel
son. The burial was at Mt. Olivet
The National Troubadours, a home
talent performance, was given at the
opera house here Friday evening and
drew a large and enthusiastic crowd.
The entertainment was under the aus
pieces OF the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church. but the manage.
ment of il under the direction of Miss
Loubelle jolly, who has a fine reputa,
ton Tor getting up shows. By request
the performance was repeated Mon
day evening.
rhe grocery store on Depot street
viii again change hands. The present
owner, \. G. Lee has sold his goods
to Joseph Turner and J. S. Carpenter,
both of the vicinity of Bryantsville.
A match game OF base ball will be
played this afternoon Tuesday be.
tween the Stanford and Lancaster
mines Sheriff G. A. Robinson. of Gar
rard bought II 225-pound hogs from
T.. Montgomery, of the Bourne section
at l-2 cents a pound and l6 2S0--lb.
lOrkers from Mr.. Bow ing at the same
price. Lawson and Brown bought ~
Compound hogs from G.. A. Robinson
at $3.50, 10 2O0pound porzers from J.
T. Holtzclaw at the same price and
10 l15-poInd hogs from David Ander.
son at IA cents. lawson and Brown
bought 10 lambs fro At =. p. Weaver
at l-2 cents, bunch OF ialnts Nom
Mrs. Jorn Sanders at IL cents. and
q number OF lambs from Dave Stevens
at the same figure Lawson and Brown
shipped a car load of lambs TO Gin
cinnatl Wednesday and a car of hogs.
IL. b. NOrthoott shipped
car OF poultry TO New York and a car
to Pittsburg and a cal o. eggs 10 Win
chester last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Ramsey, OF Chattanoo-
ga. are guests of Garrard relatives.
Miss Mary Reid retunee Wednesday
foin school at Midway, r. p, Gregory
has been in Winchester visiting his
sister. Mrs. H. Hall Miss Estella Conn
is In Loulsyile at the Deaeonness.