The Stanford interior journal., 1911-08-11
GARRARD WOMAN
BURNED TO DEATH.
Tragic Affair In Marksbury Section
Other Late News From Over
The Line.
Lancaster Aug. 10

Lancaster Aug. 10
Miss Hicks age % years living at
Marksbury was accidentally burned
to death Friday night. The deceased
VINO met such tragical death was
the daughter of Mr.. Coleman Hicks
of this county. The interment wa.
in the Lancaster cemetery Saturday.
Elder +. NJ. Tinder is engaged in a
two weeks revival at Kirksville.
John W. Francis bought horse of
W. A. Arnold for Sll0. lie also
purchased a horse of Mr.. King Of
Bryantsville price private.
Mr.. Taylor Mullins, aged 90 years
died quite suddenly of heart disease
at his home at Bryaptvillc.
Mis- Oliver McElroy of Spring
field formerly an employ in the Cen
trail Record office was united in mar
liage in Danville to r. ". Tong. of
Springfield. Rev. Cecil V. Cook Of
ficiating.
W. a. Arnold has sold out his i've
~ business To Nessrs. Horace X.
llcrndon and William ID. Walker. The
new firm expects to purchase u com
plete line of goods, fine horses, bug
gIes etc.
No. ,
John NJ. Mount was painfully hurt
and severely bruised by falling from
the porch at the rear of his hard
ware store. He l. still wearing his
arm in sling a. aresult of the ac-
,ident.
Mr.. and Mr.. W. X. Mason an
nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter Miss Edna Barbour Mason aud
William Fox Logan af Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania. the wedding To occur
III the fall.
Newell Fox. who has been living
IN Oklahoma for several year, has
returned and accepted position as
manager of the large livery and sale
stable of his uncle Il. q. Fox. of
Danville. Young Mr.. Fox is "A sou
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Fox of this
place.
Miss Katie Simpson gave an in
Nlting course luncheon SATURDAY
morning from 9 to IL the honor guest
being her attractive cousin Miss JeS-
sic Powell af Hustonville.
Lawson and Brown bought 20
head of l,02j pound cattle of Lee
Rankin at II cents; y 2O0-pound
hogs Of Mr.. Fitzpatrick at So. 40 and
lO-l5O-pound of Brown Sanders at
s0.25 and of Lee Rankin at 500.
Miss Lcttie May McRoberts gave
n choice five course luncheon at her
pretty home on Danville street in
which she led up To the approaching
marriage of Miss Edna Mason and
Wm. Fox Logan, of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
The color scheme used was pin and
sreen. Those who partook of Mis-
McRobcrts' hospitality were Misses
Nancy Walker. Edna Kavannaush,
Sophronia Fox, Mary Doty. Norma
Elmore. Annie Margaret Elkin. Elsie
Morrow, Sue Shelby Mason. aud Miss
Mary Burton of Louisville.
Misses Margaret and Joan Mount
entertained at course luncheon in
honor of Miss Kathleen Walters aud
her visitor Miss Mary Burton of
Louisville.
Y. A. Lear bough, - - pound
lambs of George Ruble at l-2 cents
From =. ID. Cochran 30 90 pound
lambs at D cents from &. A. Robin
son II 20 pound lambs aJ ! l-2 cents
from Robert Tearer ; I30 pound
lambs at ) l2 cents. from X. j. Bur
ton, 60 20 pound from Mike Ray
10 so pound at cents. from james
Simpson 33 20 pound lambs AZ 30
from j. NJ. Sparks ~ Is pound
lambs at } cents. from John Ray 10
I5-pound lambs at cents.
Mrs. ID. II. eager of Huntington.
West Va, has been visiting Lancas
ter relatives.
Miss Virginia Goodloe of Spring
field has been visiting her brother W.
q. Goodloe. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Neighbors, of Louisville are with Mr.
and Mrs j. y. Bourne. Misses Susie
Craig, Of She!byvIlle. and Kathleen
llanley, of Nicholasville, are guests
of Misses Minnie and Bessie Brown
Mrs. Emma Bush and little grand
daughter Ethel Dean Bush of Rich
mond are visiting Rev. and Mr.. q.
L, Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Kin
naird and little daughter have return
cd to their home in Middlesboro after
a visit to the Misses kinnaird.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Jones and lit
tie son Thomas Francis Jones of ST.
Louis are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
james Jones Mrs. j. b. Coiiier is