The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-25
LANCASTER

mere was hilull fTNNu W AoWh WI
Monday, County Court day, as ey.
crybody is waiting to come in to the
fair this week.
John l.. Francis sold a three-year.
cd saddle horse to G. r. Davis, OF
Whitley county, for 5000.
Matte Anderson, a colored woman
employed as cook by Mrs. J. ID. Gulley
dropped dead while at work in the
kitchen Dr. VIM. Burnett bought
shoats OF Russell Floyd for $3.50.
Elder u. r. Broadus and family,
ot Canadian. Texas, are here for a
stay with Garrard relatives. Mr..
Uroaddus. who Is Kentuckian, began
"a revival sunday. at the Christian
church at Bethe-
Information has been received here
ny relatives of the serious Illness of
Miss liessic Price. of Clark county,
the pretty young daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Cicero Price former residents OF
Lancaster.
Coleman Gulley, the courteous man
1ger OF w. !. Romans picture show
II just now wearing a beaming smile
aud the reason Is that a handsome
title son Is now a welcome visitor in
biz home.
Miss Norma Gilmore invited the
Nomans club to meet Mrs. X. \.
Nhiteside. of Louisville and Mrs. G.
/ G. Browns honored guest. A dainty
and inviting menu was served.
Messrs. Joe Haselden and Ollie Wa
/ lace are proving themselves hustling
! real estate men In the sales they just
held at Crab Orchard and Junction
CITY. They SOL ~ lots at the for
mer place and e at the Junction
realizing sac per lot at the two sales.
Theodore Currey. OF this city, was
united in marriage to Miss HARRIET
Fleetwood. In Rome, Ga, the Chris
tan church minister officiating. 1rel
made short bridal trip to Chatta-
Looga and are now at the groom )
home on Lexington street. being snow
cred with congratulations, both be
IN gyery popular
V. 4 Lear, LanCaster's enterprising
stool: trader, exported three car
loads OF hogs from here Saturday. the
following being some OF his purchases
from Jesse Saunders 20 li0-pOund
tcgs az 8 l-4c; from Judge \ u. Ford
- 2nO.pound purkCrs at &c, from W
T. atson a. 2U0-Orund hogs AT q lie
MIR. Lear lately exported two cars q.
lambs having bought them as 70 lows
from Mr. hogg 20 7O-pound lambs at
Sc: from &. A. Robinson - 10pOund
lamb at . lie; from &. b. Flourney
- 70-pound lambs at > l-2c: from G
D. Robinson % 7u-pound lambs al
> Ire: from e. y. Arnold l6l 7o-pound
ln,nns ~ l-2c. from J. W. Scott -
1O-pound lambs at sc; from Henry
1omlinson ~ SO-pound lambs at Sc;
from Dan Doolin 40 S0pound lamb,
al &c; from C. Arnold 1853 70-pOund
'amhs nj . }-ic. DIR. VIM. Burnett
bought 4 shoats from Belle Floyd ioI
S22.5o.
Dr. and Mrs. ". 5 Elkin. of Allan
"a. are guests OF Miss Jennie Duncan
Miss Bette West is at home after q
visit To her sister. Mrs. George Rob
mson, of Danville Misses Estelle
Mary. Jane and Matte Waleer are
enjoying an outing at Iak~ Chautau
qua. y. Y. Mrs. Emma c. Kaufman
Is IN Richmond. visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Greenleaf Miss Jessie Powell
oi Hustonvil e., is expected tins wees
Tor the fair ana viii be the guest o
her cousin, Miss Katie Simpson. Mes
danes Howard Rice, of Richmond
Ind and Louis l.andram. of Danvillc
are here visiting their mother, Mrs
". 4. y. Narksbury Mrs. VIM. havs
of Stanford. Is the guest of Mr.. an'
q Mrs. James \. Beazley Mrs. Ernes
. SDraguc. and children. OF Louisville
are with Mrs W K. Cook for stay
Mrs. ia Price was visiting her sister
, Mrs. George Ballou in Richmond th'
past week Rev. and Mrs. G. {
Brown and children leave shortly 10
/ visit To North Caro- ina relatives