The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-08-13
Lancaster.


Holman Rice Montgomery. tn,
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaa,
Montgomery. died after only min,
days illness at his parents home at
Mt. Hebron.
The threshing of wheat is about
over for The season aud the Weld i,
better than 1t was at first thought IT
would be, and it has been delivered
at fairly good prices.
Mrs. Lillian Cochran, entertain
ed at "a handsome luncheon for the
following guests: Misses Margaret
McMurray Shelby. of North Caro-
lima, Mary Elizabeth Shepherd, OF
Cincinnati, Emmarine Burnett, OF
Lexington and Margaret Morrow
of Lancaster.
Mr.. Heneley V. Basin. the popu-
lar owner and manager of the Lam
caster creamery is reported quite
sick of malarial fever at the home
of his father-in-law. Mr.. Alex West.
Hughes and Swinebroad. the hust-
hing real estate agents. sold for w.
;. Carrier, his residence on Dam
vile street known as the Burnside
property for S4,250. Mr.. Carrier
and family will move to the new
house he recently erected on the
same street.
Mrs. Pattie ID. Gill celebrated her
list birthday by inviting number
of guests to partake of substan-
ual and bountiful dinner. The day
was an enjoyable one TO those as
sembled, the hostess eng remark
ably entertaining as a conversation
alist. noted for her sparkling wit.
1t was with sincere raoret that
the congregation of the Presby-
terrain church learned on Sunday last
that their pastor, Rev. C. C. Brown
would resign his pastorate for evan
gelistic work in the mountains,
Mrs. j. Nj. Acton remains serious
ly Ill of some internal trouble and
grave apprehension as to her recov-
ering is felt by her family.
Mesdames Ramsey and Goodloe.
gave an elaborate course dinner Sat-
urday to Mrs. Matte ID. Duncan and
guests, Mrs. Jones and daughters.
of Kansas City, and Miss Mary
Grimes, OF Stanford.
Major Vim. II. Collier will sail
August 18th for two months STAY
from Portland Oregon for Honolulu.
lie goes on business connected with
his government position, and he will
return by way of San Francisco.
DIR. L. ii .Pearce preached the
Union services Sunday evening. 1t
was farewell sermon of this scho-
Iarly man who has completed a four
years service for the Methodist
in this city.
MIR. Jack Dunn, a former resi-
den, OF Garrard, died at the home
Of his son ]. S. Dunn in Lexington,
Of a complication of diseases, age
II years. A widow, two sons, three
brothers and one sister, Mrs. Alice
Adams, of Denver Colorado. The
remains were brought here Saturday
his former home for interment in |
he Lancaster cemetery and the
funeral sermon was preached by his |
pastor, Elder Mark Coils, of Lex
ngton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rice are in |
louisville for short stay before
'etnrning to Richmond, Ind. Misses
Margaret McMurTay, of Shelby, |
Nortth Carolina, and Miss Oracle
Nay Cochran are guests of Miss
Anneite Willis at Crab Orchard |
Springs. Mse.Annie Walker. of |
huntington, w. Va. il here for a
isit 10 her daughters, Mesdames
hudson and Rignev. Miss Mary
'ook left Friday for a visit TO Misses
ieorgia and Anna Britton Moss, of |
richmond. Misses Sarah Washburn
f Alma, Ca, and Jennie Washburn
f Fitzgerald, Ca, are visiting their
lister, Mrs. I. j. Price. Mr.. and
irs. Suggen. OF Lexington are with
liss Agnes Miles. Mrs. Jones and
aughters and Miss Mary Grimes. of
We're recent guests Of Mrs
LATHE Duncan. Mrs. ii. II. Hall, of
is at the bedside of her
title niece, who is very i'll. Miss
Willie Pence, of Louisville. is with
iarrard relatives. Miss Annie Pow
u has been in Danyille visiting Miss
lila Nav LOGAN. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
lond Haselden and children and
iiSs Alberta Henderson have haan |