The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-15
LANCASTER.

tan church Sunday morning.
Prof. J. l.. Riley, the new principal .
Of the public school and wife of At
lanla have arrived and are occupy /
iuc the College building.
W. o. Goodloe, who was so pain |
fully injured by kick from his |
young horse is improving aud it is ,
hoped he will soon recover from the
accident.
Maurice Ashley. son of the late
Mr.. Silas Ashley, of this place and
Miss George Sanford the pretty
Young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l.. J.
Sanford were united in marriage ut
;he home of the bride. the Rev. q. =.
Bush officiating. The happy young
couple left for Cincinnati where the
groom holds "A good position. Both
the bride and groom are talented
musicians.
Miss Kate Hicks. age - years
met sad and very painful 2 death
following the explosion of a lamp at
her fathers home at Marksbury.
Mrs. George Ballou died at her
home in Richmond Thursday at ;
o'clock. The deceased had been fail
iia in health for several years past
but was always bright and cherfu
and fine Christian character. Be-
sides her husband two sons and
three daughters mourn the death,
of n devoted wife and loving mother
She was q daughter of Mrs. Edna
Francis of this place whom she fire.
qiently visited. Five sisters and
three brothers also mourn her death.
Mr.. john Lackey aged 81 years
died at his home near McCreary af-
ter a general decline. Done son and
four daughters survive him his wife
having died years ago. The burial
was in Lancaster cemetery. A pic-
neer a faithful fellow, of Christ has
passed from out the ranks of men
but leaves Il glorious heritage for his
children.
Garrard democrats met in conven-
ton here Saturday afternoon, Jas.
|. Hamilton being elected permanent
Chairman and q. 3. Swinebroad see
rotary. They endorsed the call of
the Platform convention to meet in
the Falls City on Tuesday. Aug. Is,
and selected the following delegates
who 90 uninstructed Judge Denny
Captain J. a. Doty. T. b. Robinson,
w. b. Mason and George T. FaNis.
Lancaster is soon to have erected
within its limits several handsome
dwellings, Messrs Theodore Currey,
and l.. q. Davidson hnnoht desirable
sites on Richmond avenue from G.
Il. Swinebroad on which they will
soon have constructed two up-to
date residences. Assessor W. 3.
Carrier is having built pretty frame
dwelling on the lot adioiuingg hi~
homestead on Danvile avenue.
! j. {. Fox shipped ear load of
mixed stock from this city last Tues
day. having bought bunch of cat
tie from Mr.. ClSrk, of this vicinity
and 20 or more head from various
local parties, and 60 hogs from Gar
rard stockmen for which he paid q !
cents. e. A. Arnold bought l3 200
POUND hogs from Samuel RaineS al
GA cents. Job Marsee sold bunch
of $50 pound cattle to j. ID. Pope AT
3Si cents
James Braiton sold bunch OF
$50 pound hogs 70 Willard IIerrin.
at GA cents.
I Hubble Il Eubanks bought 3 mule,
at Richmond that cost from Sl7'
to 50 per head. Kinnaird Bourne
sold TO Alexander Bros, Il pair OF
Dules, one for Sl75 and the other
FOR $50.
: Rnbel brothers bought from q. W
Thompson pair of 4-year-old mule;
for 1885. ID S. Rankin bought iron
Samuel Hager n 5-year-od mule fol
$50. n. =. Cobb sold a 5-year- ole
horse to Mr.. Hutchinson for $3.50.
! Mrs. W. Il. Mason and daughter
Miss Edna left last Thursday for q
sojourn in Cincinnati and a visit t.
Mrs. Roy Haynes. Hillsboro, o.
Mrs. Mary Taylor has returned
cd from Barbourville, accompanied
by Mrs. Robert Brown and children
who leave later to reside in Louis
vile.
Miss Rella Arnold has gone on a
trip to Cincinnati Chicago, Indian
apolis, St. Louis and Louisville, Miss
Willie Benton Logsden, of junction
City, is the guest of Miss Sue Shelby
Mason. Miss frankie Kaufman Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. pohn H.
Shackelford. of Columbus, o, Mis-,
jamie Lackey is AT home again. at
ter visit To her niece. Mrs. H. H.