The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-28
LANCASTER


Nrs. n. Miller.
The Chautauqua Circle met wedncs
day afternoon at the home Of Misses
Martha and Helen Gill.
Nelson Marsee. Of Marksbury.
bought horse for Sl425O
Miss Nellie Higgins wao has been
student at the Richmond Normal
school II very III at her home near
Point Leavell She IS sister OF
Garrard's popular superintendent.
Miss Jennie Higgins
Relatives mere nave received the
following wedding announcement.
Robert Spencer Yantis and Miss Lola
Breed were united in marriage at the
home of the bride in San Antonio.
Texas. The groom is native of Gar.
rard who has many relatives living
here.
! J. NJ. Phillips aged 65 years real
estate dealer who died at his home
the past week IN Kansas City, was a
native of Stanford haveing moved
from Lincolns capital in 1885. lie Is
survived by his widow and one he
phew H. II. Apperson, q: Kansas City
Mrs. Fannie Hammack Keshler for
merry of Paint Lick war married In
Brownsville Texas TO Mr.. J. l.. Cross.
collector OF takes in Brown county
The bride left Kentucky some years
ago and has taught number OF sue.
cessIul schools in the Lone Star state.
J. h. Sandusky who lived here Tor
several years owning jne Johnson
homestead on Richmond street nov
the property of w a. Price died al.
ter a short illness OF heart disease
age o. years at his home in Jessa.
mine county. A widow and a number
Of grown children survive the deceas
ed.
Splen6id likeness Of male Mary
Johnston Collier. daughter Of VIM.
Collier, of Bell Jelico. ny. and J. n.
Collier, Jr., son OF Charles Collier, otI
Fork Ridge, Tenn. and grandchild-
rem of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Collier Of
this place appeared in Saturday
Louisville Times.
The commencement exercises oF
the Lancaster colored school will be
hold at n.
cning this week There VIII be five
graduates who will be given diplomas
William West, OF Portland Oregon.
and grandson OF Mr.. John X. West
of this city died in hospital in Seat
tie, Washington OF spinal meningitis
lie was 20 years old and leaves
wife and one child. lie was a son
of the late Rev. West who held
government position in Panama where
he died of yellow fever after a brief
illness
w. :. Ferguson of Covington was
operated upon in "A Cincinnati hos
pital for appendicitis and his many
friends here are hoping FOR his ult;-
mate recovery.
Captain Isaac Myers sold 8 hogs 10
Lawson and Brown for cents. V. \
Lear bought OF James House 33 hogs
at cents. II. Clay Sutton sold -
hogs to V. \. Lear at & IA cents.
weight l75 pounds.
Curtis Brothers sold 20 25O.pound
hogs to V. A. Lear at G.55. ". r. Cooi,
sold - 200-pound porkers "a V. A.
Lear at $3.50, Robert Galley sold >
nogs TO same trader at S5.G0. Rober;
Davis 40 hogs at 8 cents.
Mrs. William Boyle. OF New Orleans
is here with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
". H. Wherritt AIRS. J. G. Lynn, of
Stanford has been visiting relatives. |
Miss Dora V. Harris, OF Danyille. was
visiting, her sisters here for several |
days. Mr.. and Mrs. William Steele.
OF Nicholasvillie, are guests of Mrs
r. b. Walker Mrs. Albert Scheduled |
ana daughter. OF Foreman Arkansas. |
are visiting Miss Saule Lou Flyers.
Mrs U. ID. Simpson and daughter
Miss Katie were visiting in Danyille |
Friday. Squire and Mrs. James Nc
hechnie will leave shortly for n trip |
abroad Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Denny. OF
a recent bridal couple are
being entertained by Mr.. James H.
Denny and daughter Miss Kate Lee
and Mrs. Michael Elkin, OF Lexing-
ton have been visiting Lancaster re-
atives in Lancaster.
Dr n & Hydp conpi.fec of sIavipp |