The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-30
LANCASTER.

ter, Miss Jennie Duncan.
The will of Mr.. NJ. $. Thompson
was admitted to probate. j. +. Rob
inson was named as executor and
qualified as ouch. The will # the
lat, A. &. Robinson was .ileI For pro-
bate, but owing to the absence of one
of the attesting witnesses, Mr.. W. X.
Cook, and the necessity of the going
through with some legal i,rmalilie,
the matter was adjourned until Jam
uary 10Th, by which time the depo-
sition of Mr.. Cook can be taken,
when the will may he admitted to
probate.
Mrs. j. T.. Robinson was hostess
for the Bridge Club Thursday after
noon. An inviting luncheon added to
the enjoyment of the guests
Communion services were held at
the Methodist church Sunday. Rev.
W. f.. Arnold preaching Sunday
morning and evening.
The following attractive young
ladies are expected To arrive today
and form, u house party AT the hos
pitable home of Miss Lettie Mae Me
Roberts: Miss Martha Burke, of
Carlinsville. ILL.,. Misses Jane Stock
ton. Julia White and Calie Shakcl-
ford. of Richmond.
/ \. X. Denny sold n pair of two
years each. One Bob Blythe CON
Deputy Sheriff. William Doly. aud
Currey Robinson took two prisoners
10 the penitentiary the past week.
They are 10 serve from one to five
years each. One Bob Blythe con-
victed of breaking into the depot at
Paint Lick aud Homer Reid who
broAe into the store of X. =. Brown
Both are c0lored.
Porter Dishon, of this county and
Mis- Sue Bourne surprised many of
their friends by drivin. over Ia the
city of Danlile and being united in
wedlock', holy bonds. The bride i
the attractive daughter of Captain
Am Bourne the popular auctioneer
while the groom l. an Industrious
young farmer.
L. r. Parker. formerly of thi,
county. age 30 year. died mt his home
"a Nicola. Mas. after n general de
cline of II complication of disease,
The deceased was twice married and
Is survived by his wife aud two chill
dren and four brothers.
The Garrard County Fair ASSo- !
citation has declared To have Il fair
this year and the dates are ~ fol-
lows. july 3lst, August l>t. and 2nd.
Though Il little premature We will |!
this early invite visitU's from the
towns.
Lancaster l. justly proud of her
circulating library. II has been 10
Gated in Miss Rella Arnold, milln- /
cry establishment. and l. furnished
by the Woman'~ club. This donation
of standard works i from the pub
lie Literature Mission at Frankfort
Ed. +. NJ. finder filled the First
church pulpit AT George
town Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Hob, Taylor daughter of Mr..
Mary VI. Taylor. of this place. wa,
united IN marriage nj Martin,ville.
Ind, To Nh. Charlie, Townsend of
Leavenworth. kas., The bride j. the
sister of Mrs. {. &. Brown whom she
has often visi.'d and is quite at
bein. highly educated.
Misses Jane and Mary Doty enter
tanned the Embroidery Club at THEN
home. ou Dnnvile street the honor
guests beinY Miss Mary Mif,T of
Richmond and Miss Sarah Daniel Of
Paris. A dainty luncheon was >erv-
ed
Miss Elizabeth Mason the highly
esteemed and remarkable mother nt
W. u. Mason ua,, 50 years old Mon
day. George Mason of Chicago was
coming Ia Lancaster To- celebrate the
occasion aud wish his mother many
happy return of the day. when
death ever u relentlss master inval- p,
cd their runkS and claimed the son
and brother Hugh l.. Mason, of Chi
cago. 80 Mr.. Mason then served
double mission accompanying the
the remains at hi~ brother here to
his old home for burial. and ai,o To
see his aged mother.
q. \. Swinebroad bought five head
of Jersey heifers at the Owens sale
for 500, Ed. Keeton sold II five
mule To local buver fn,'
rllC. Il. H. Swinebroad sold some
butcher stuff Ia n Nirholasville deal
pr AT = IL cents. Sweeney Morgan
sold an SEQ pounds butcher COW Ia
Mrs. 7. :. Elkin at I II cents per j
',ound.
Capt. Am Borne sold . head of
cattle for W. q. Anderson ,
10 J. II. BOURNE at 500 per head.