The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-02-09
LANCASTER

a telegram informing her of the
death of her aunt Mrs. Joe Gray
Reynolds at her home in Chicago.
The deceased was SO years old and
died very suddenly while sitting in
her chair. She was a sister of the
late Mrs. Ephraim Brown and dur
ing her girlhood days was consider
ed an unusually pretty young wo-
man.
Miss Lettie May McRoberts gave
an enjoyable party in honor of her
guests Messrs. Bark, of Illinois,
stockton White and Shaekelford, OF
Richmond. The dainty luncheon
served was quite appetizing.
Oscar Patton formerly Of this
county now of Madison was on We'd
nesday united in marriage to Miss
Nellie Olive Wailin daughter of
Mayor Wallin Of Campbellsville. The
bride has visited in Lancaster and
was much admired while the groom
| is well known in Lancaster and Is
to be congratulated upon winning
such a worthy young lady.
Miss Kathleen Walter entertained
the Bridge Club Thursday afternoon
the honorees being Miss McRoberts
guests Misses Martha Burke Carlins
iville, Illinois, Julia White, Calhe
lShackeiford and Jane Stockton, OF
Richmond, Miss Walters colonial
home was an attractive scene and
the luncheon served was quite palat-
able. --i'. "a ~ IN.
Mrs. George NJ. Patterson. reeeiv-
led information of the death of her
father, DR.. Jacob Barton at his home
lin Sublette, Ill. Age 81 years. The
deceased was a retired druggist and
was for many years the post
master In his home town. He is sur
vived by a widow two sons, DIR. VIM.
liz. Barton, of Oak Park, Ill. Mr..
John Barton of Suhette, ILL.,, and two
daughters Mrs. Ira McLaren, OF
Seattle, Wash, and Mrs. George NJ
Patterson, of this place. To the lat
ten especially is much sympathy ex-
TENDED.
| Miss Emma Doty gave Chafine
IDish party in honor Of Miss Sarah
lDsnial- Of Paris who has been mucf
feted by so much attention during
her stay in Lancaster. %,
Mrs. VIM. Scott of Buena Vista
was called to Mercer by the critica
ILLNESS of his mother Mrs. Proctor
The deceased died Wednesday afte
an illness of only two days, neve
regaining consciousness after beinl
, stricken.
Mrs. John NJ. Mount gave a re
ception at her home last week, tn
honorees being her guest Miss DAM
7 lei of Paris, Misses Burke, of Illinois
lStockton White and, Shackelford, O
Richmond. The hours were from
, Ito 5. Mrs. Mount was charming a
, a hostess and served delightful re
q freshments.
Captain T. A. Elkiu was Inform
ed by telegram of the sudden deaf
e of his niece Mrs. Wiley l.. Morgan
. at her home M Knoxville. Til
: deceased was before her marriag
, Miss Elizabeth Elkin, of Louisvill
= and a daughter of the late Garrar
Elkin. She was 36 years old an
the wife of the managing editor {
n the the Knoxville Sentinel and IL
o Chattanooga News. She was prom
I nent socially in society and in We
o mems clubs. Besides husband 81
% is survived by a sister and brotl
A lea.
: Miss Katherine Reid of Beatt.
o vile, is the guest Of Mrs. j. A. Amt
A Miss Ruth Ray, left the past wee
n to enter the Normal school at Ricl
mond. Mrs. VIM. Hays. of Stanfor
: lis visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James !
n Beazley. DIR. II. l.. Pettus has r
$ turned from a months recuperati'
q stay at Martinsville, Ind. Mr.. al
d MRS. Hubert Gulley and little daugl
q tier have gone to Lexington to r
: side. L. B. Beahey Of San Angel
: Texas is the guest Of Mr.. and MI
d Luther Gibbs. Mrs. q. q. Brown al
q children are in Barbourville visitil
e. Mrs. Robert Brown. Rev. I. b. Ra
> Of Texas, was a recent visitor OF b
m mother Mrs. Nancy Ray, Of Buckle
Miss Patsy Kinnaird was at home
or a number of her young friends a
ge made the hours pass pleasantly
IS ali. Hon j. M. Earra, of Frankie
W was a recent visitor in Lancast
,h lMr. J. s. Bowman, Of Lewis coun
d, has joined his wife here for a vi
o. to Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Anders'
I'D Mrs. Fred Neighbors, Of hvingst'
IS, is with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
re b. Bourne. Mrs. Lucy Walker Dc
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