The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-05-19
Mrs. Mary Taylor is in BarbOursvillc

Mrs. Mary Taylor is in Barboursvillc
visiting.
Miss Martha Sweeney will go to Dan
vile for the Carnival this week.
DIR. B. C. Rose, was in Richmond last
week to vacinate his brothers hogs.
Miss Mary Rankin returned Wednes-
day from Madison Female Institute.
Mrs. Rebecca Perryman and son Ray
mond leave Saturday for visit to Cor
bin
Mrs. o. It. Layton has been the
guest of Misses Sallie and Lily Noel of
Danville.
DR.. w. B. Oglesbie of Princeton is
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Horace X.
Herndon.
Mr. Hughes L. Barrett of Louisville
has been the recent guest of Rev. and
Mrs. G. G. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. La Fayette Howard of
Edenton have been visiting Mr.. 7. NJ.
Howard and family.
DR.. William Elkin of Atlanta, arrived
Wednesday for a visit to his father
Captain T. A. Elkin.
Mrs. G. B. Rose of Bryantsville is
visiting friends and relatives in Rich
mond and Winchester this week.
Mrs. James Burnham Woods is at
home after visit to her sisters Misses
Mary and Gertrude Noel of Danvile.
DR.. B. C. Rose and wife, attended,
the commencement exercises and were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Basin.
Miss Hattie Ray and James A. Lee
both of this county were married Wed.
desday Elder F. M. finder officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Walker Misses
Mary and Margaret Walker spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Hays
of Stanford.
Mrs. Albert Schoolfeld and little
daughter Louise of Foreman Arkan-
sas are guests of her father Captain
Isaac Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Simpson and
little daughter Elizabeth Logan left
Wednesday for the Knights Templar
Conclave in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Crenshaw of
Georgetown and Mrs. J. H. Shrop-
shire of Cynthiana are guests of Elder
F. M. finder and Mrs. finder.
Elder F. M. finder and Mrs. finder
entertained at an elaborate o'clock
dinner Tuesday evening in honor of
the teachers of the graded school.
Mr.. J. R. Smith of Birmingham Ala,
a member of the National Fox Hunters
Association is expected this week for a
visit to his friend Mr. Woods Walker
of Paint Lick.
Mrs. James L. Cross. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammack of Manse, and brother at
Paint Lick, has returned to her home
in Thrifty Texas.
There being light docket in the
Mercer court, Judge Walker came
home Friday and remained until Tues
day. He will adjourn court in Harrods-
burg this week and will begin the regu-
lar term in Stanford Monday.
Mrs. B. F. Walter entertained at a
6 o'clock dinner the honor guests being
Mrs. ]. R. Mounts visitors Mesdames
B. F. Mattingly and daughter of Louis
vile and Mrs. Frank Biol of Lebanon.
The menu was daintily served in cours-
es.
Mrs. Pearce holland and children
Robert and Nelly of Seattle Washing
ington will arrive in few days to
visit Mrs. Noland's parents Judge M.
D. Hughes and Mrs. Hughes; this is
the first visit Mrs. holland has made
to her "Old Kentucky Home" in eight
years and her many relatives and
friends aae glad to extend to her a
cordial welcome.
Mr.. Woods Walker is entertaining
the following friends this week all of
whom are members of the National
Fox Hunters Association and who have
with them about fifty of their favorite
fox hounds A. v. Huyler New York,
H. Wilder Vincent Ala, ]. R. Smith
Birmingham Ala, j. H. Lane Syla-
cauga Alabama, S. E. Slebg Living
stone Ala, w. A. Wode Versailles,
Samuel Woodbridge Versailles.
Miss Wade Lee Maret until recently