The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-06
LANCASTER

Miss May Broaddus and DR.. Jonas
S. Gilvest, both OF Buckeye we're unit
ed in marriage in Lexington. Rev
Mark Collins of the Broadway Chris
tian Church, oficating.
Rev. Bell, of Lexington preached at
Scots Fork. Sunday and Sunday
night.
Dr w. r.. Barton, a popular and
gifted oongregationalist minister, of
oak Park, ILL.,, spent a few days with
his sister, Mrs. George NJ. Patterson.
After a successful weeks display,
Adams Amusement Company closed
their street fair in Lancaster, and
hIed themselves to the thriving town
OF Plneville on Sunday.
Mrs. T. J Price met with quite q
painful accident Friday, when she
let heavy bowl fall upon one Of her
toes.
Mrs. Alex. esh was hostess at a
handsome o'clock dinner at her
suburban home near Lancaster The
following ones were guests on the oc.
casion, Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. Knight, Mr..
and Mrs. c. F. Denman, Nioholasville,
and Mrs. G.. =. Rose. Bryantsville,
besides number OF Lancaster PEG.
PIE were included in the list.
Joseph Miller. of this place and
Miss Christine Knouhelman, of Gov
ington viii be united in marriage in
the city OF Coyington at St Johns
church at $50 o'clock, a. NJ, June
nth.
Samuel G.. Haselden, one of the pop
ular brothers of the Haselden Hard
ware firm is reported not as well
since his recent accident in the city
OF Louisville. Ills touring car collid-
ed with a street car on Fourth and
completely wrecking his Car
and bruising him badly, wrenching
and twisting his neck. His brother
Joe Haselden is now at his bedside.
Another handsome new monument
is added to the list OF other find and
ones in Lancaster beautiful
This one is placed over
the grave OF the late u. Burton, al
farmer in this county by his
sons, Messrs. Richard and VIM Bur
ton and purchased of Harrison and
Wheeler, of Nicholasvilie.
Mrs. Emma Kaufman, announces
the marriage OF her daughter Miss
Louise G.. Kaufman, a proficient
teacher IN one Of tie city schools in
81. outs, C. Mr.. j. IN Shackt iiord cfI
CO'Imbus, { hlo, formerly y Rich
nd, Ky. The bride rs a handscme
yang woIl1n of he BLONDE ty,I.
while the groom - rising young
Tbe welding viii occur nj
tho Christ.a" ChurCi In this city the
latter part Of June.
Ii. l.. Northcott, the produce dealer
has recently shipped four car loads
Of poultry to Armour & Company, of
littsburg, Pa. Mr.. Northcott does
a thriving business in the shipment of
rou-tr and eggs.
Miss Matte Lee Hubble of Lin
coin, the attractive young daughter
OF Senator X. l.. Hubble. was one OF
a list of S3 graduates at Hamilton
College this year. Miss Hubble ac-
quilted herself most cJeditably in her
scholastic year and was the winner
OF a handsome gold medal offered to
the young lady that would prove the
neatest house-keeper in the list of
students.
V. a. Lear. bought 70 two hundred
pound hogs of Hudson 4 Kavanaugh
At $500 per hundred. 10 two hundred
round hogs OF George Atkinson at 51s
cents. Is one hundred and forty
pound porkers from George ID, Robin
son at 5h cents and Is two hundred
and iorty pound hogs from another
party at 5ia cents.
V. A. Lear shipped a ,nr OF hogs TO
Thursday.
Lawson and Brown shipped car
Of lambs. Thursday to Louisville and
a car of hogs to Cincinnati
Miss Blache Mcclure OF Stanford.
was with Miss Mamie Basin.
Mrs. VIM. Boyle of New Orleans is
isiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. W
\. Wherritt.
Mrs. Ashley Swope. of Lexington, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Bright
Mrs Matte T.. FTisbie was in Har
Saturday for the U. ID. e.
celebration.
Miss Sue Shelby Mason has return
I'd from visit to her friend Miss
Willie Logsden. OF Junction City.
Miss Mary ID. McRoberts. OF Stan.
lord, is with Mrs X. h. McRoberts.
Misses Bessie and Eunice Prather