The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-28
LANCASTER

son Hotel of X. r. Mckoberts Tor
$4,000.
DIR. Jesse Lee Cotton Of the Theo-
logical Seminary Of kentucky, filled
the pulpit at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and preached at the
Union services Sunday evening at
the Christian church.
Miss Lora Bell Minor, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Minor
of Louisville but formerly of this
place was united in marriage TO Rob
ert Alexander Campbell, Jr., The wed
ding occurred at the Highland Pres
byterian church DR.. 7. NJ. Raves Of
ficiating.
Mr.. John f. Anderson celebrated
his 74th birthday at his home on Lex
ington avenue. A bountiful dinner
was enjoyed by the guests assembled
and many were the good wishes ex.
tended TO Mr.. Anderson wishing him
many happy returns of the day.
The Misses Shugars have moved
TO the city of Richmond. They have
Just had q handsome modern resi-
dence erected near the home of their
sister. Mrs. Jonas Rucker, in Madi-
son county.
VIM. Brown n widower and Miss
Ala Scott, were united in marriage
in the city of Lexington. Both of
the contracting parties live near
Buena Vista
Mrs. Matte Duncan entertained
at an elaborate luncheon on Thurs
day evening at her home on Lexing-
ton street.
Mrs. o. T. Layton who was at
first reported i'll of diptheria is now
much improved and her ultimate re-
covery is hoped for. An only daugh-
ter had this dread disease some
two weeks ago.
Mr.. Jesse Parks and son have
just bought a farm of POI acres in
Shelby county. They will move to
their new home in January.
Union Thanksgiving prayer meet
ing will be held at the Christian
church on Wednesday evening. All
the ministers Of the town will partici
pate at the service.
Benjamin Tracy died at his home
at Buena Vista after a brief illness
of pneumonia. A wife and one son
survive him.
Miss Annie Belle Burnside is in
Birmingham to spend the winter with
her sister. Mrs. J. Vincent Arnold,
entertained The Delta Tau Club
quite handsomely. The home was
decorated in all the rich autumn col
ors, which was followed by an invit-
ing luncheon Of ices, coffee and
sandwiches.
The Rev. W. NJ. Kuykendarl for
merly of this county and pastor, of
the Baptist Fork church, but recent
ly Of Glasgow has been called to the
passionate Of the North Edgefield
Baptist church in Nashville.
Y. A. Lear, Laneaster's wide-a-
wake stockman has lately shipped
several carloads Of hogs to the
Queen City market, and is now can
for another expectation of
swine, the following being some of
his recent purchases: From C. A.
Robinson so 150-pound hogs at
IA cents; from William AcKechnie,
IS 125-pound porkers at 4 IA cents
rom Thomas Hicks 25 225-pound
,orkers at $500 per hundred; from
Walker Bradshaw % 20O-pound
logs at 5 1-2 cents; from Walker
Bradshaw 35 125-pound poprkers
t 4 1-2 cents, from William Broad
lus, IL 200-pound hogs at 5 i-2
ents. Tive boxes Of turkeys were
hipped from this place to Boston;
s cases Of eggs were exported Fri
ay to Lume & Quinn at Cincinnati
carload of cattle was shipped from
ere last week to Hubbard, Hauss e.
,ogsdale in the Queen City.
Miss Luck Francis was the week
nd guest of Mrs. Banks Hudson.
f Danville. Miss Mary Taylor is
nth Louisville friends.
Mrs. C. ID. Powell has returned
rom vivsit to her sister Mrs. w. T
hort of Richmond. Elder +. M.
Under and son Louis were in Louis
lille for a stay Of several days. Miss
fary Arnold who has been studying
t the Cincinnati college Of music
anne home Monday. Mrs. John E.
'tormes was in Lexington for visit
asst week. Mesdames Alexander
Kennedy and Banks Hudson, Of
)anville were guests of the Misses
francis. Mrs. Ida Tinsley is at
lone after a protracted visit to
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