The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-28
NEGRO KILLED in
LANCASTER HOP JOINT
LUTHER RAY, PROMINENT GAR.
RARp COUNTY FARMER is
OEAD-OTHER LATE
NEWS OVER
THE LINE.

Lancaster mHrCn -. !
o. II. Anderson shot and killed Ben |
Guyn, a negro at the hop joint on
Campbell street Thursday afternoon
Both men we're said to be under the
influence of whisky. A special grand
Jury was impaneled Friday morning
to find an indictment in the case.
v. a. Lear shipped a car load of
hogs Thursday to Hubbard, House &
Rogedale a Cincinnati company. He al
so shipped a car load Saturday.
Mrs. p. +. Hudson entertained the
Chautauqua Circle Wednesday after !
noon.
Misses Elizabeth Simpson and Geor- !
Ella Dunn the latter being district presi-
dent, were delegates TO the Christian
Endeayor Convention at Burgin.
An old time negro minstrel will be
given at th,. court house. Friday even
ing March, 3lst. and Saturday April
LIST As part Of the proceeds go for
the Lancaster hospital, a good crowd
will be present.
Mrs. James Royston and son Of
Marksbury bought tract of land con-
tanning % acres. from White Marsee
for S91 per acre.
| Mrs. J. Fleece Robinson was hos
/ tess for the Embroidery Club Friday
afternoon at her home on Lexington
street. a most tempting luncheon
added to the meeting.
/ Prof. ID. W Bridges who has serv-
ed as principal OF the graded school
here has Just handed in lis resigna.
ton to the board of trustees to accept
more lucrative position as principal
Of the high school at Richmond.
/ Russell Brown of Stanford. Misses
Halle Brown and guest, Miss Ella
Thompson and Miss Lizzie Bettes OF
this city motored to Danville, Wedncs
day.
A team of Mr. W. A. Arnold's be-
came frightened at the whistle of the
Garrard Touring mill last Friday and
ran into Mr.. Silas Moss milk wagon
completely demolishing it and Grip
pllng his horse. Mr.. Moss had just
soften out OF the wagon or It is
thought he would have been killed.
3 Mrs. J. w. Humphrey was called to
Terre Haute. Ind. to the bedside of
her little 4-year-old grandson who was
so badly burned that his death is
expected
The widow Gastineau. of the Yves,
Point ueighborhood in this county
and Walker Logan drove to Paint
Lick and were united in marriage b.
the Rev. d. H. Frievson. Presbyter-
ian pastor at Paint Lick church.
]. q. Mahan bought SOW and s
plge from F. l.. Yantis for SS5
/ Lancaster viii follow now in the
roll of other cities in that individual
communion cups wll be used for Sun
day communion at the Christian
church.
WI l4NlilNA Ray VI ibNNA N'ssA t'i's
died on SATURDAY, after a lingering lii
ress OF tuberculosis. Ray was en-
gagged in a fight with neighbor by
rame OF Creedmore Turner, in which
Turner was instantly killed and Ray
Nounded number of times. The de.
ceased was 20 years old and is sur
vived by a wife and children.
Mr.. Joseph Arnold aged "a died af-
ter a protracted illness Of tuberculosis
He was a Confederate vetern of the
David Logan company of this coun'
[ ty and is survived by widow and
| fou children. Misses Virginia and Nell
Arnold OF this city James Arnold of
Columbus S. c.. and Ralph, of Har
rodsburg.
Mrs. J. A. Anon, Mrs. w. Ross Bas-
tin and Miss Sue Anna Lear have re-
turned from several days shopping
expedition to Cincinnati. Dame Ru-
Iuor has II that there is early peal OF
wedding bells.
J. =. Frisble and j. A. Beazley went
to Danville Thursday evening, the lat
ter to have conferred on him high
or degree OF Masonry.
Mrs. Mort Scott has returned fome
visit TO relatives in Nicholasyille.
Mrs. NJ p Frisbie is visiting W. c.
Price and family. of Danvllle.
Mrs. Parker Gregory is at home
again. after a visit 10 Madison and
Mrs. Il. II. Han, of Winchester.
Nj. Phd Mrs Sherley Elkn Of El
has, West Virginia are guests OF Mr.
and Mrs r. S. Elkin. Miss Ethel
ultop, OF stanford is with Mr.. and
Mrs q. g patson. Miss Harriet Fleet
e 0.d e. in lexington for medical treat
est 20 ore OF me city no pitfalls. Mrs.
s. no art o frankfort Is visiting
zee p ertwood fcr sister, Mrs.
o'nr' N's. George Miller Lusk