The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-02-21
Lancaster

Rev. q. w. Crutchfielc. of Richmond.
filled the pulpit at the Methodist
church Saturday morning and evening
III service of new nurse has been
engaged at the Lancaster hospital
In the person of Mrs. Belle Jackson
of Winchester.
Miss Mary Lynn Fox is convalescent
after quite a siege with an aching
tooth.
James |. Hamilton sold three mules
to Henry Hutchinson OF Paint Lick for
1915.
W. l. Rose of Bryantsville bought a
pair of mules at Richmond for s45O.
'ihi'r a handsome valentine was re-
r":'ch by MIR. and Ms alter it..rn-
sid" - Richmond trc past Ae.k The
DAINTY little ones ~ tnaI was hef,re
marriage Miss Hester Patton, Of The
c. un,rv.
The WOmans' CiT, will meet We'd.
nes1aN afternoon The Christian
church the leader beng Mrs. r /
Price.
o. N. Hendren. OF Dan,il!e and
Miss dayme New Porter were unifcJ
In marriage at the hos. 81 the brides
tiitcts at Paint Gi,.: Elder + NJ
finder popular minister Officiating
The Aroom is shJ. merchant h,ihg
a! soc'ated in business with his broth
er-in-itw. of Danville
Elizabeth the little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Civens Terrell, is reported
quite sick of typhoid fever ar her
parents home on Richmond street.
Mrs. Hugh T. Logan entertained the
Embroidery Circle quite handsomely
at her apartments at the Kengarlan
hotel Friday afternoon. An inviting
repast was served to all OF the invited
guests.
Mr.. John Hicks, OF Judson this coun.
", exchanged his mercantile business
with Dock Lee for a farm which lies
on the Lexington pike about 5 miles
OF town. The land is valued at s7g
per acre.
DIR. r. l. Pontins an experienced
veterinary surgeon OF Springfield has
opened an office at Sweeney's livery
stable. As he comes to Lancaster
highly recommended he hopes for a
liberal patronage.
Mrs. ]. c. Howard OF this city was
one OF the guests the past week at
President and Mrs. TaIt's reception.
She was gowned in white crepe with
gauze embroidered in gold and crystal
Mrs. John Lane died at her home
IN THIS county after lingering illness
oil tuberculosis. She had only return
cd TO her Kentucky home but a few
weeks, since having been in Denver,
Colo, for her health for 2 years. She
leaves, besides her husband many re-
latl\es TO mourn her early death.
W. l.. Lawson bought 10 head OF
Cattle at from ga to cents per
pound of Dave Dishon of Stanford. He
bought hogs of w. s. Weaver at
~; 10 hogs of Robert Clark at 81;
ton OF Ed. Clark at 81; and | mule
z years old OF l.. r. Perkins for $3.50.
MIR. Burton aged so years, one of
Garrards wealthiest farmers died af-
ter general decline at his home ten
miles Of Lancaster. Besides his v i'd
oM he leaves three daughters and
three sons. The funeral was held at
the home and preached by DIR. E. H.
Pearce.
Mrs. Ray Beazley of Rockcastle
county IL the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
James III. Beazley. Miss Margaret
Barrett Brown Is visiting her cousins
N BaIbourville. Miss Bessie Gulley
is at home from the Normal school
at Richmond. Mrs. George Robinson
and Misses Edna Kavanaugh and Wal
soT we're visitors IN Lexington the
past week. Mrs. Ann Robinson is
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Robin
son. OF Danville. Mrs. Ernest Bohon
Campbell OF Stanford has been with
her mother. Mrs. Jacob Joseph left
Friday for a visit to her daughter
Mrs. Charles Davis. OF Chattanooga.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Collier and little
daughter OF Tennessee have been Wis
iting MIR. and Mrs. J. b. Collier. Miss
keiia Arnold Is making a sojourn in
Cincinnati and Louisville. Miss Leila
Grant has returned TO Danville after
visit to Lancaster relatives Robert
walker left the past week for Spring
dale Montana. Ralph Arnold of Har.
rodsburg has been with his father Mr.
Joe Arnold