The Stanford interior journal., 1911-04-04
MISS VIRGINIA ARNOLD
dies AFTER FATHER
ooUsLs BEREAVEMENT IN PROV
lNENT GARRARD FAMILY
NEWS OVER THE LINE
Lancaster. Ky.. April 4.

Lancaster, Ky, ADrff \.
Miss Virginia Arnold, daughter Of
the late Joe Arnold, died OF double
pneumonia on Saturday at her home
In this city. She is survived by her
mother. sister and two brothers. Her
death Is doubly sad in int Il has Just
followed that OF her devoted fathen
The deceased was a consistent mem-
Der OF the Christian church for many
years. The family have the deepess
sympathy Of all in their hour OF be-
reavee6snt.
Mrs. c. G. Brown entertained the
Embroidery Club Friday afternoon.
dainty luncheon was served.
Robert Thompson sold 10 Shanks
h Dowdy of Columbus Gaeoreia A
road horse for $500.
Mesdames J. A. Arnold and w., r..
Bastin aud Miss Sue Anna Lear ars
at home after several days shopping
In Cincinnati.
II rumored The bells. the we'd
ding bells" will chime merrily about
Easter time. -
Elder r NJ finder bought the John
iliggtnbotham residence and farm
containing 20 acres OF land on tho
stanford pike near town for $4,000.
Mr.. finder and family expect 10 move
into their new homo snis week.
Miss Betsy West will entertain
the members OF the Embroidery Cir
1cle Friday afternoon at her home on
I Danville street.
A pretty silver cup Is on display In
II. T. Logan's window 10 be given to
the best Garrard county dog entered
IN the dog show at Lexington.
Millinery openings Saturday aft
ernoon at r. 8. Browns, Mrs. Ada
Kinnaird's and Miss Reila ArnoId's
drew an immense crowd Of admirine
and eager spectators. The women
could hardly wait to behold the new
est and most fashionable millinery
Little Elizabeth Logan Simpson
the bright little two-year-old daugher
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Simpson, was
dangerously Ill on Friday afternoon
and night, having had a convulsion
being considered out If danger. She
is nov much better and continues to
be the pride and pet of all the board
ers OF the Lemp House.
Ammo uncement cards have been re-
ceived here to the nuptials of Robert
Andersen, OF Harper. Kansas, a son
OF William Anderson, a former Ian.
caster resident. being the son OF the
late Mrs. Susan Anderson. The
groom's mother was Miss Lytle, OF
stanford and has many relatives in
Lincoln.
V. A. Lear shipped a carload OF
nogs to a Cincinnati firm, having Sc
curef tfein from the following par
tles: 81 from Lawson & Brown al
l-2c; IS from J. C. Cricilis at 6 Lee
~ from Robert Thompson at 6 12c:
20 from Jesse Fox at $40; % from
Howard Logan at 1886: and Al from
Joe c. Robinson at $3.50.
/, Prof. ID. w. Bridges, the DOpula,
principal Of the Lancaster School, ha.
teen sorely afflicted with a sore foot
|, having had the misfortune to steI
/, on a rusty nail. Two physicians wer,
: with him for a time, but be is mucl
: improved now and hopes to be ou
!, soon.
Mr.. md Mrs. r. II, b sen a-d II,
tie daughter, Cecil, have returne,
from Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Huber
Nicely. OF Stanford, were recent Wis
tors OF Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Soper. Mrs
e w. s. Elkin, of Atlanta. is vsltin
r Lancaster relatives. airs. Richar
S Burton. and little son, J. W., left l's
d weel: for a stay in San Antonio. Tey
: Miss Margaret Walker, OF Lebanon
2 Is visiting her father. Mr. Stepne
S Walker. Miss jamie poty is in Ricl
h mond with Misses Iargaret an
n Mary Miller. Miss Della Tinder il a
home from the Sue Bennett Mem
O ial College at Londan. MIR. and Mr.
= John r. Stormes have returned fror
I seN eral months sojourn in Clearwatel
:, Fla. Mrs w. p. While Of Nashvil''
:. is visiting her nieces, Misses Fmm
. AMI Lucy Walker Doty. MIR. and Mrs
Lucy Walker Doty. Mr.. and, Mrs
Z Ralph Arnold, of Harrodsburg, wer
J. here for the funeral of Mr.. Joseph A
: mold. Mrs. j. ". Davis, of Tallatp.
n zee, tla is with her mother. Mrs
n Silas Ashley Miss Alberta Anderso
n is at home after a visit to her aun
4 Miss Dove B. Harris. of Danville. Mrs
j. NJ. Staughton has returned to Co,
: ington after a visit 10 her mothe'
e Mrs. n. A. B. MarSsOury. Miss Eths
:. Hilton, of Stanford. wSs the recen
:. guest of her sister. Miss Susio Hil'o-
Mr.. Silds Ashley, aged 73 wears die
after general decline from cancer
, lie had only been home for a 'e'
, months from a stav in Florida. thinl
ing a change of climate would prov
, beneficial but he found il of shoT
I operation in lengthening his life. "
4 had Just submitted to an cperatio
Y though the Lancaster physicians h'
/ lieved there was little hope for hir
(Cnutinued M. T-ourtn Paeal