The central record., 1912-11-08

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Miss Allie Arnold.
Mrs. Cleveland Rose is in Stanford
visiting Mrs. j. C. Eubanks.
Mrs. David Chenault is in Richmond
for a visit to Mrs. Kit Chenault.
E. M. Walker of Covington is here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Walker.
Miss Mamie B. Herring is in STAN
ford visiting her brother and his family.
Miss Allene Bourne is in Stanford for
a visit to her sister Mrs. w. X. Warner.
Mrs. H. L. Wallace recently had her
sister Mrs. Adelea Woods and daughter
of Stanford as guests.
Mrs. E. L, Owsley is at home after a
stay with friends in Louisville, Lexing-
ton and Nicholasville.
Mr.. ]. B. Terrill and Huguely Shear
er of Richmond, were here Sunday the
guest of the Misses Prather.
Friends will regret to hear that Mrs.
Martha Evans Lusk continues very i'll
at her home on Stanford street.
Mrs. w. j. Romans and guest Mrs
John Morgan of Arkansas, are with
Mrs. w. A. Carson in Stanford.
]. E. Elmore is in Athol KY, where
he has been given a good position with
the Mason and Hanger Company.
Miss Kate Reid of Beatyville former
ly of Washington City is with her
friend Mrs. j. A. Anon for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ware of Knox
vile will arrive this week to be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. McRob-
erts.
Mrs. Wilburn Morriss has returned to
her home in Birmingham. Alabama,
after a visit to her nieces, Mesdames
R. L. Elkin and j. E. Robinson.
Winfred B. Scott who died at his
home in Danville last Saturday age So
years was native of this county. A
widow and five children survive him.
Mrs. w. B. Mason and daughter Sue
Shelby left Tuesday for Cincinnati
where they were interested spectators
at the play, 1.-The Garden of Allah"
Miss Norma Elmore is the guest of
Mrs. Lowry Bairde in Shelbyville, and
from there she will go to Georgetown
to visit her friend Mrs. DIR, Coffman.
Mrs. George M. Patterson and
daughter Miss Helen Patterson Miss
Effie Risque and Mr.. George Grow
motered to Nicholasville for a short
visit.
Miss Charlie Elmore proved gracious
little hostess of a halloween party
consisting of dozen of her girl friends;
the usual games and hallowe 'en
pastimes together with delicious
refreshments made the evening round
of pleasures.
The bellies and beaux of Lancaster,
met on Halloween evening at the
hospitable home of Miss Kathleen
Walter and enjoyed many pleasant
hours. The future of a number was
predicted, and much laughter and in
viting refreshments made the time
pass rapidly.
The Misses Grant have received in
formation of the accidental death in
Texas of their young cousin Hugh
Marshall. The deceased leaves a
Young widow and three little sons.
He was the son of the late popular
Congressman James w. Marshall OF
Craig City, Virginia.
The C. w. B. M. Auxiliary held its
customary monthly assemblage Monday
afternoon at the Christian church, with
Mrs. William Burnett serving as leader
in very interesting programme, the
session being chiefly in the nature OF
an "Echo Meeting" of the Great
National Convention at Louisville.
Messrs. w. T. Woolfork and family,
John C. Woolfork and Mrs. Jennie
Murphy of Lexington; Mr.. 7. l.. Wall
of Ironton O. Mr.. Victor Stone and
mother of Somerset, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Denman of Nicholasville, Mr..
John and Dan West of Jessamine and
Mr.. Kinnaird Warner and wife of
Stanford were here Sunday to attend
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