The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-09-20

Horace walker and virgil klnnalrC
were in Lexington Tuesday.
Mrs. B. F. Hudson gave a handsome
course dinner at her suburban home.
Attorney and Mrs. j. E. Robinson
have been recent visitors in Frankfort.
Thomas Rice of Richmond was the
recent guest of her cousin j. l.. Franc.
is.
Mrs. David Chenault has returned
from g. recuperative at Dry Ridge
Springs.
Mr.. L. Branham BeasleY of San
Angelo Tex. is visiting Lancas ter
relatives,
Mrs. R. E. McRoberts left this week
I for visit to her mother and sister in
HopkinsvilIe.
Miss Allie Yantis is at home again
after pleasant visit to Miss Elizabeth
Girdles in Somerset.
Mr.. R. S. Brown left Tuesday for
San Angelo Texas on prospecting trip
in the Lone Star state.
Miss Allie Yantis and attractive
guest Miss Gerdler of Somerset have
been visiting in Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Broaddus spent
several days in Bryantsville with their
granddaughter Mrs. B. C. Rose.
Mrs. Sallie Raymond has returnrd to
her home in Richmond after a pro-
tracted stay with her daughter Mrs ].
Parker Gregory.
Will Doty who is holding a position
with the electric light company in
Richmond, KY. is here VISITING his
father, Mr.. Jesse Doty.
Mrs. Charles Davis of Chattanooga
Tenn. came Monday for a several
weeks visit to her mother and brothers,
Mrs Elizabeth Joseph and sons.
Mr.. J. B. Collier is at home after a
visit of several weeks to his sons
William Collier in Bell Jellico, Ky.,
and Charles Collier in Fork Ridge
Tenn.
Mrs Emma E. Daniel entertained at
6 o'clock dinner Tuesday the guest of
honor, being Ed. ]. G. Livingston and
Mrs Claud Leach of Davenport, Wash
ington,
Mr.. R. H. Batson and little daughter
Miss Cecil Batson We're in Nicholas
vile to see Judge Homer w. Batson of
Louisville, who is with his wife's rela-
tives for visit.
Miss Sadie Acre of Lexington who is
pleasing Lancaster audiences with her
sweet solos during the revival at the
Christian church is a guest of Mrs.
Robert T. Embry.
Mr.. George B. Harris Travelling
Passenger Agent for the Wabash R. R
with headquarters in Birmingham Ala.
was the guest of his parents Judge and
Mrs. E. w. Harris Sunday.
Mr.. Dan G. Elkin who has been
gaining valuable experience as men,
Der of the editorial force of the Record
during his vacation, has returned from
a visit to relatives in Atlanta Ga.
Miss Nancy Walker leaves to-day for
Ga. for the winter. She will
attend Kindergarten school to pre-
pare herself for a teacher. 1t takes
two years to finish the course.
Miss Lydia Elmore, who went to
Nazareth last week to attend school
last Friday as she. could not
get the work she wanted. She left
Monday to attend College at George
town.
The Womans Club will meet Wednes-
day September, 25th, at the home of
the President Mrs. j. E. Robinson. 1t
Will NC IuC ~ oS ACCIiiiS 1Oi IuC COIi-
ing years work and the members will
have an open session.
Messrs George D. aid j. Fleece
Robinson left Tuesday for Columbus
Ca, where after short visit to their
brother j. Y. Robinson, they will
proceed to Moultrie Ca, where they
viii probably take up their winter
quarters. !.
Mr.. john K. West passed his Goth,
birthday on last Sunday September Is,
this remarkable gentleman of the old
school is the most aged citizen of Lam
caster, and very likely of Garrard
county though he retains both his men,
tai faculties and physical strength to a
remarkable degree. His many friends
most ardentiy hope that he may pass