The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-17
LANCASTER.

furnishing department of his store
remodeled. lie j. ADDING much to
the looks aud convenience of the
store by putting ia clothing cabinets.
DR.. j. J.. Slavin, formerly of thi,
county but now a rising young ply.
.icinn in Danville was united Ia mar
rage To- Miss Mary Irvine. ~ at
tracti,e Young lady of Boyle'- cap
ital.
Mrs. George VI. Patterson lett
Sunday for stay of some months
at the Crab Orchard Sanitarium
where It j. hoped she will be- great
" benefited
siis~ Katie Lee Denny will give q
"Reccipc Party" Tuesday afternoon
IN honor of the popular young bride
elect. Miss Edna Barbour Mason.
Each guest j. expected to give her
iavorite recipe which will be noted
by Miss Mason and preserved for
further use.
Mrs. VIM. II. COOK entertained
Monday afternoon in honor of Mis-
Edna Mason.
Mr. Clifton Sander, age 20 year,
died at his home in Madison after q
general decline of complication of
diseases. The deceased wa the
father of \. +. Sanders of this,place
The Garrard County Farmers In
~titute will meet at the court house
today Tuesday in session. Subject.
will be- discussed that will bc of
much interest 10 farmers and stock
IaiScr~.
Mrs. Charles Conner Brown rave
Ia linen ,hower Thursday afternoon
Ia the bride-cloct Mis- Edna Mason.
The members of the Embroidery
club and n few intimate friends Of
Miss Mason were the guests on the
invitation lit.
Elder /. VI. finder left Monday
Tor Lexington where he will assist
llder ]. y. Spencer in q revival.
Mrs. Harry u. Jones of Monticello
formerly Miss Willie Belle Burnside
of this place had the sad misfortune
TO have her home burned. The los,
= 5000 with nm insurance of 81 800
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church will meet Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Martha Evans
luSk At the home of Mis- Sallic
Tillett.
Miss Rogers. Of Foreign Mission
airy lectured at the PRESBYTERIAN
church Sunday night.
y. VI. Brcwie. of Gainesville. and
Miss Bonnie Conn. were united IN
narriage M the home of Elder +.
VI. finder. he pronouncing the cere-
mouV.
' \. Lear LancaSter'~ wide awake
trader shipped car load of hogs
and ear of cattle to Cincinnati
Thursday. the following being some
ot hi~ purchases: From DR.. w. VI.
Elliott 30 l70-pound hogs az 1886.
per hundred. from Logan ISor 30
ls0-pourd porkerS for cents per
pound; from Jacob Robinson - 100
lpllNu ntG~ M . - cents from
I'd Clark II l40 pound porker~ at
the same price: from II. ID. Lee 20
lin hogs at $3.50: from G. A. Ar
uold a score of $50 pound hog, al
20 - cents; from Joe Carpenter ID
100 pound hogs nj cents: from
job Mar-ec l. head of $50 pound
cattle at $3.50 per hundred: from
Il. u. Duddcrar : 7OO-pound steer,
.at-r3.1j. and from T.. G. McWhortcr
> head al 100 pound cattle at 81
per hundred.
Mrs. Goodloe l.ackcv of Kansas
city - the guest of Mr.. D. VI.
lackey. Dr Il. l.. Pointers has re-
turned from Louisville where he was
in attendance at the State Netcri-
nary Medical Association. Miss Edna
kavaunaugh left the past week for
indianapolis where she will tdee
course in the ID. ID. Institute
Mrs. v. u. Brown has been the
guest of DIR. and Mrs Eugene Brown
of stanford Miss Mayme Dickcrson