The central record., 1912-10-18

MISS margaret MlllIOrQ OF Lexington
was here for the Tinder- Robinson we'd
ding.
Mr.. E. C. Barnard of Washington
City has joined his wife here for a
visit.
Mrs. Alice Hauser of Henderson N.
C. is visiting her uncle. Mr.. John A.
Stone.
Miss Lena Palmer of Stanford has
been the recent guests of Paint Lick
friends.
Miss Martha Tinder was a recent
visitor to Lexington to consult an
occulist.
Professor j. w. Ireland of Stanford
was here Saturday for the Teachers
Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Walker are in
Louisville the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. o. Irvine.
Mrs. John Oaks and children have
been in Stanford visiting her father
J. w. Reynolds.
Arts and Crafts Missionary society
met Wednesday afternoon at the Pres
byterian church.
T. Currey was in Louisville for a
visit of several days with his sister
Mrs. ]. C. Hemphill.
Miss Mary Clark Engleman of Brad
dock North Dakota is visiting her
cousin Miss Matte Adams.
Miss Della Sutton of Johnson City
Tenn has been the recent guest of
Miss Grace Helen Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Higgins have
returned to their home in Stanford
after visit to Garrard relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Ball and little daughter
are at home after visit to Mrs. Err
NEST Bohon Campbell in Stanford.
Mrs. J. B Collier accompanied her
son Charles Collier to his home in Fork
Ridge Tenn for recuperative stay.
Mrs. w. H. Ward left Monday 7
morning for Richmond, where she will
undergo an operation for Appendicitis.
Mesdames Jack Adams, Bruce Law
son and Ollie Terril were with Paint
Lick friends for short visit this week
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. LaMaster have
returned to their home in Kansas City
after a pleasant stay with Garrard
County relatives.
Mrs. o. U. Terrill has returned to
her home in Jenkins KY, after pleas
ant visit of two weeks with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Adams.
Mesdames E. L. Owsley, w. T.
West, VIM. Burnett, R. T. Embry,
and Misses Sallie Elkin were in Louis
vile this week for the S. S. & c. w.
B. M. Convention.
Elder Frank Talmage and Mrs. Tai
mage of New Mexico are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Breathitt Brown, Mr.. Tai
mage having been in Louisville for the
National Convention.
Miss Kathleen Walter entertained at
an elaborate course dinner at her pref
ty home in Hill Court the honor guests
being Misses Sarah Daniels of Paris,
and Charlotte Mount of LAGRANGE.
Mesdames ]. B. Kinnaird and Emma
Higginbotham left Tuesday for the c.
w. B. M. Convention in Louisville and
also to visit Miss Angie Kinnaird who
is teaching this year in Indianapolis.
Messrs G. S. Greenleaf, Tom Wher-
ritt, VIM Herndon, Judge L. L. Walker, [
]. w. Sweeney, H. v. Bastin, ]. A.
Beasley, ]. R. Haselden, F. P. Frisbie,
w. B. Mason and George Smith Jr.
and possibly other Lancaster Masons !
attended the funeral of Mr.. H. G. |
Sandlfer IN DanVllle MONDAY.
Mrs. James A. Royston gave a
birthday party recently to her bright
little grand son Claud Rice Gaines. the
occasion was ia celebrate his 7th,
birthday. A merry crowd of little peo-
pie gathered to wish the young host
much happiness. Little Miss Margar-
ct Elliott was the proud winners OF
the prize in the Donkey Contest. "
At the recent function given by Mrs,
B. F. Hudson in honor of her mother, |
Mrs. Ann Walker, one very interest
ing feature that deserves special mem
tion was recitation by Mrs. Walker |