The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18
LATEST NEWS FROM
OVER The Line
L.ancasien & Anrll Il


HUDSON, now OF Danville. a fine mare
for 5000.
The protracted meeting at the Meth
odist church, conducted by Rev. Pat
rick Davis. of Hopkinsulle. and the
pastor DR.. +. II. Pearce. lis drawing
large crowds. The song service led
ty the singer, DR.. Lyons. also OF
Hopkinsville, assisted by the efficient
organist. Mrs. George NJ. Paterson. Is
proving a very attractive feature OF
the meeting.
Deputy Sheriff C. A. Robinson took
Ounce Tankersley TO the pen. He
was convicted at the last term of court
for the killing of his first cousin, Jas.
Ross near Flatwood in July 1910 and
was given an indeterminate sentence
OF from two to twenty-one years.
The c. w. b. NJ. held an exchange
Saturday at the postoffice and made
The Lancaster school base ball team
defeated the Richmond high school
team here last Wednesday. The score
was very close, Lancaster being one
( TO the good.
Mrs. Fannie Pollard bought a horse
OF Smiley Walker for S175.
Woodford @. Dunlap, former Ian
castrian, who has held a lucrative DO
sltion for some time at Peppers dis
tillery IN Lexington, has been given
the revenue agency for the district
held by the late Judge George Denny,
the salary of which is $4,000 a year
Mrs. ]. NJ. Farra was an ideai host
ess Thursday afternoon to the mem
bers OF the Embroidery Club at her
nonle on Stanford street. A most
tempting luncheon added to the pleas
ure OF the meeting.
Henry Smith, of Buena Vista, sold a
SOW and six shoats to A. T. Smith for
$55. X. II. Preston sold to Ike Dunn,
OF Lexington a horse for Sis.
Lawson n Brown bought IL 200-lb
hogs from J. w. Sutton OF west Gar
rard. at cents pound and bunch
OF l10 pound porkers from T. G. Ran
kin at the same price.
| Mrs. Hannah Scott a native and for
Jner resident OF Lancaster, died at her
home in Jessamine county after an
illness of several months. due to gen.
eral decline. aged so years. she leaves
a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Mason, OF this
city, and several grown sons and
daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Mason,
Mrs. r. A. Haynes and Mrs. Elizabeth
Mason attended the burial at Nicho-
lasville Saturday.
Miss Cordelia Hamilton, daughter of
Mrs. Sarah Hamilton OF this city. had
had her millinery establishment in
Middlesboro damaged TO the amount
of 5000 by the recent nigh waters.
Tn Ladies Aid SocisfyEcf the Chris
tian church will meet Saturday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. v. A. Lear
Mr.. James B. wakersorxhichmond,
IA one time citizen of LANCASTER. had
a hazardous experience sfast week
when he was struck hSsiiehtning and
rendered unconscious Tor a while,
The Comfy Bsrrd n Educ atfoh pur-
hcased of E3C.. McWbortersas1ot near
Old Paint Iiclt cfairch IN upper Gar
rard for $3.50. upon which site shSnd-
some scbpolhouse WILDE erected, ~
The Woman's Club met "Wednesday
Afternoon at the the Christian church.
with Miss Frankye Kaufman as lead
err. TIE subject dor discussion was
Modern England"
Dr. VIM Barnett was called to Louis
vile by the death OF his oldest broth
or Mr.. Grundy Barnett, who died of
feart disease aged 81 years. He is
survived bv wife and two brothers
DIR. and Mrs. K. J. Brown, of Stan
ford spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Brown. sfrs Susie Wallace. Of
Lexington. has been visiting Mrs. F.
S. Hughes. Miss Margaret Letcher
Cook laft Friday for a visit to rela-
tives in Nicbolasvvifie. Miss Lizzie
Belts In In Richmond to take a course
! at the normal school Mrs. Ann Rob
inson has returned after a visit OF
several weeks TO her niece Mrs. ia
cob Robinson Of Danville. c. ID. Pow
ell Is in Oakland. Oregon. for a visit
to his son Robert Powell. Mrs. J. w.
Rowland and little daughter. Dorothy.
have returned to LexinRton after a
visit TO Lancaster relatives. Misc
Margaret Arnold. OF the Madison Fe-
malo Institute. spent several days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Arnold. Miss Matte Lee Hubble. Of
Hamilton College. Lexington. IL nj
home for Easter with her parents.
Senator and Mrs. r. L. Hubble. Mrs.
~. 8. johnson and daughter. Miss Flor
ence were recent guests Of Stanford
relatives. DR.. Il. c. Rose and bride.
nee Miss Sue Anna Lear. have return
ed from bridal trip Of several weeks
In a number Of the southern cities.
Jacob Robinson is at home from a
winters soiourn in Butler, Ga. MRS.
Margaret Gaines is In Stanfrd VISIT
ing Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gaines. Mrs.
Ray Orel and little son Courtney will
return Thursday TO their horne. Fort
Pearce. Florida, after a visit 10 MT.
and Mrs w. A. Price. Miss Emma
Hughes Hays. of Stanford, was the
guest for several DAYS of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Beazley. Miss Dove Harris,
OF Danville. is with her nieces, the
Misses Anderson Mrs. Ada b. Kin
naird was a visitor in Lexington last
week. ~. a&'' 49, 90