The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-07

Lancaster, KY, Nov. z

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Saturday morning at 4 o'clock Of
ter decline of many months from
a complication of diseases. The
funeral was held at the Lancaster
cemetery Sunday afternoon at 2 o.
clock conducted by Elder y. NJ. Tin
der. The deceased was So years old
and a very handsome woman until
the recent decline of her health. She
was long a devoted and consistent
member of the Christian church.
Besides her mother, Mrs. Pauline
Arnold, two daughters, Mrs. Ebert
Smith Of Jellico, and Mrs. Stephen
Walker, of this place, her husband
Ex-senator George r. Farris and
two sisters Mrs. Charles Farris, of
Williamsburg, and Mrs. Pauline Will
son Of Mississippi, mourn her death
Much sympathy is extended the be-
reaved ones in this their hour Of
trial. -
Elder i. M. finder filled his pulpit
at the Christian church Sunday
morning and evening. He has been
engaged in a very successful re-
vivval at Central church in Licking
ton in which there were 81 additions.
The Mary Walker Price Chapte,
of the L. ID. c., met Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Rebecca
West on Danville street.
Mrs. Thomas Slavin entertained
at an elaborate course dinner at her
pretty country home in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Boyle Doty nee Miss Pattie
Arnold.
The Farmers Union of Garrard
county have organized a stock COM
pany for the purpose of operating
q general store in Lancaster. The
capital stock will be $4,000. They
have leased store room near the
depot and will omen up on December
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Mr.. Lafayette Brown age 20 years
died after a general decline at his
home near Lowell. The remains
were inferred in the Lancaster ceme-
terv.
| V. A. Lear shipped three carloads
of stock to the Cincinnati market
Saturday.
A telegram was received here by
relatives reporting the death of Mr..
VIM. }. Lusk. age SO years, of tu-
berculosis. The deceased lived a
greater part of his life in Garrard,
he having been in southern resort
for several months past hoping to
be restored to health. Besides aS
sister, Mrs. J. Henry Mcdowell, of
Past Christian, Miss. he leaves many
relatives in this county who are
grieved to hear of his early death.
The remains reached Lancaster Mon
day and were. inferred in the cenie--
terry.
Mrs. Mary Holmes McAfee who
was married ON Saturday in the
city of New York to Mr.. james Free
man. of Baltimore was a frequent
visitor here ut the home of her aunt
Mrs. Emma Kaufman and much
admired for her strikingly handsome
face aud figure.
Mr.. VIM. H. Wherritt's Seth birth
day was celebrated ON Wednesday
by an elaborate course dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas u.
Wherritt. This highly esteemed oc-
tocenarian has 4 host of friends who
wish hia many happy returns Of The
day.
Frank Brown son OF Nr. George
Brown and Miss Lucy Pear, A,cter
we've united in marriage at the home
of .he bride near Point LeaveIl Rev.
q. p. Bush officiating. The Young
couple viii reside at the home of the
eroom's aunt Miss Margaret Pat
terson.
The remains Of Mrs. Margaret Bu-
ford were brought to the city Satur-
day from New York for mterment.
The deceased was 20 wears of age
and died after general decline of
paralysis. A son three daughters
Mrs. Oscar Taylor, of New York
Mrs. Emma Rristow of Covington.
Mrs. George Alexander of Paris. and
two brothers Messrs. Hall and John
Anderson of Mckinney survive Der.
Mrs. Buford lived in Garrard for
number of wears and was a Matte
Of the county.
Miss Maude Wilson. Of Richmond.
is visiting her sister Mrs. l.. n. Viii
Ter. Miss Allie Wants il in Stanford
for a STAY with her cousin Miss lot
tie Carson. Mrs. Joe Fauleoner ard
little son VIM. have returned 10 their
home in Middlesboro. MIR. Pnd Mrs.
George Lawson. Of Cofie''''e Kan
sas are grests of Mr.. and Mrs.. G. A.
Arnold. Mr.. ard Mrs. y. g. Par
rnrd have gone 10 Washington City
for winters soiourn.