The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-16
LANCASTER

convention OF tue WvOdmen, wnlCn
which meets in Buffalo June goth.
Mrs. u. =. Walker entertained at a
we'll appointed lunch.on in honor of
Mrs. Mounts visitors Mesdames Mat
tingly od Louisville and Able Of Leba.
non.
Mrs. u. thinner has received inror-
nation Of the death Of hsr niece Miss
Freda Kest at her home in Baden
Germany. The deceased was a vic.
tim Of tuberculosis having been in
declining health for several years.
The commencement sermon was
preached Sunday at the Presbyterian
church, Rev. H. G. Garrison of Dan
vile delivering IT, There will be two
graduates Miss Elizabeth Givens and
Holbert Basin.
Monday afternoon che primary
grades held an entertainment at the
college chapel the intermediate
grades Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday
afternoon a declamatory contest will
Re held at the Presbyterian church
and there will be contestants for
the gold medal offered by rrof ID.
w Bridges, Thursday afternoon Miss
Minnie Welch's music class gave re
cital and Thursday evening the COM
nencement exercises Will be held at
the Christian church, the address to
the graduates, to be delivered by Rev
d. NJ Shrive of Paris.
II. y. Northcott shipped l carload
OF poultry to New YORK on last Mon.
day, and another to same place Sstur,
DAY.
W. J. Romans new opera house has
heen completed and mace very invit-
ing both inside and out a new set OF
opera chairs and new rcenery and ma
chinery make At a very up-to-date
building and IT is drawing good crowds
Mr.. Romans son.in.law is the mana.
ger and courteusiy welcomes all 10
the performances.
H. thinner bought a fancy black
road mare of John Walker Tor $3.50.
Dr. W NJ, Elliott. o; Bryantsville,
bought a horse OF Eugene Rubel for
$3.50.
Mr. Milton MahaA OF Hiattsville,
had very serious attack made upon
him quite recently by a dog. 1t was
with difficulty and after several strong
blows he knocked the dog loose from
his hand, and then after 1t was badly
lacerated The dogs head was sent
at once to be examined and it is
thought the animal had hydrophobea
and Mr. Mahnn and family are alarm
ed and will be until they learn the
Truth about the canine.
Lancaster is to have a street fair be
ginning May 2yth. The Adams Amuse-
ment Company with 10 attractions
consisting of ferris wheel and other
laughable scenes will be included.
Walter Fair the little 7-year-o'd son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fair met with
a painful and tragical death Monday
afternoon at his home at Stone. The
late storm had upTooted some trees
on Mr.. Fairs farm, and he sawed or
cut one down, dividing 1t into sections
II seemed the little boy had crawled
into the tree play and the father
Lnn I'M ina a hn nh "a
crushed to death when the heavy tree
fell.
Rev. o. p. Bush is conducting a re-
vival at the Union Bible school house
recently erected at Hiattsville.
Mr.. Owens Terrill has resigned his
position as bookkeeper Tor the Gar
rard Milling Compare TO give more
time TO his farming interests. Horace
h. Herndon will fill the place as book
keeper for the company.
Lawson and Brown bought % 200.
pound hogs from b. w. Givens at IL
cents; 90 rs pound hogs from J. IA.
Dalton at the same price; ", IL.
Brown bought so hogs in Rockcastle
AT from to Ia cents per pound
The Art and Crofts exhibit by the
Woman's Club Friday and Saturday
was an indeed educational affair and
drew a large and appreciative crowd
OF spectators. Something over one
hundred witnessed the fine display OF
art curios and relics. fancy and artls-
tic needle work A handsome photo
graph was to be seen ~ the late Com
modore Cicero Price and his daughter
the former Duchess OF Marlboro. Com
mOdore Price being an uncle of Mes
srs W. II. T. j., rid and H.. b. Price
and Mesdames J. w. Grant and Mat
tie p. Frisbie of this place. Miss Sal
lie Elkin's picture was great attrac-
ton. The Methodist ladies had an
ice cream supper Friday night at the
court house and realized the neat sum
og $3.50.
Mrs. John henderson. OF Washing
ton d. c.. is here with her mother
Mrs. Thusa Currey Mrs. VIM. Hughes
is in Stanford visiting her daughter
Mrs. ]. w. Acey. Mrs. Logan Woods