The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-07-16
Lancaster.


Elder +. NJ. finder filled his pull
pit at the Christian church Sunday
morning. lie left Monday for a re-
operative stay at the Splitter Sana-
forum.
Fred p. Frisbie has resigned his
position as commercial traveller and
accepted one in the insurance bust
ness, of Hudson and Wherritt and
will have his office at the Citizens
National Bank.
Mr.. James Adams. Of Mt. Vernon,
who died in Lebanon hospital last
week lived in this county for num-
Der of years at Camp Robinson, be-
ing q son of the late Thomas Ad-
ans. His death was from blood
poisoning which followed after the
amputation of a toe.
The circulating library under tine
auspices of the Woman's Club has a
new set of books at the millinery
room of Miss Rella Arnold and in
vite those especially interested in
good reading matter to examine and
read them.
The members Of the Christian
church will give a picnic Wednesday
evening in the yard adjoining the
building. A substantial lunch will
add much to the enjoyment of the
occasion.
Friends of Mr.. James A. Beazley.
the popular President of the Lam
caster Fair Association, will be glad
to hear he shows improvement from
his recent serious illness, and it is
thought Orchard" will shortly BE-
himself again.
Messrs. Hughes and Swinebroad.
the hustling real estate agents. sold
the housc and 2 1-2 acres of Elder
+. NJ. finder on Water street. to Mr..
W. +. Champ, cashier of the Citi-
zens National Bank for $4,10O. The
residence is now occupied by Mr.. j.
L. Holtzclaw and family.
Quite a CONSERVATION was created
Sunday morning after the close of
tile different Sunday schools when
it was known the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn. Walter late
residents of Lancaster, was lost. or
had strolled awey from home. I'm
mediate search was made and she
was gladly returned to her parents.
Miss Bernie Lear is entertaining
an attractive house partv. comprised
of the following guests: Miss Mar
garet McMurrey, North Carolina,
Misses Elizabeth Terrill, Elath Buc-
hanan and Margaret Covington, of
Richmond. Miss Jane Young, Lexing-
ton. and Margaret Arnold of Lam
caster.
Mr.. Samuel Totten, formerly of
this place, died at his home in De-
eatur, ILL.,, after several weeks i'll
ness, age 90 years. A wife who was
Miss Petty, of Lancaster survives
{, him. lie was the son of Judge Sam
uel Totten, former resident of this
place. A brother and sisters also
mourn his loss. He is an own cou-
sin Of Senator w. o. Bradley.
Miss Lucy Francis is in Richmond
with Misses Edna and Naomi Bal
lew. Mrs. j. l.. Riley is at home
from the Richmond Normal school,
where she took a special course in
art. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fox Logan
of Wilkesbarre, Penn, are here for a
STAY with Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Ma
son. Mrs. Matte p. Frisbie is al
home from visit to Danville. Mrs
John Woods and children, of Lex
ington. are with Garrard relatives
Mrs. j. II. Perkins, and little daugh,
tiers Susie and Frances, of Okla
homa, are guests of Mrs. Perkins
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Long
Miss Lefty May McRoberts, is en-,
ioying an outing to Niagara. Can,
ada and New York. Mrs. George M
Patterson and daughter left FRIDAY
for a stay at Lake Chautauaua New
York. Miss Bessie Yantis. of In
dianapolis. is with her cousin. Mis-,
Allie Yantis.