The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-02-13
LANCASTER.


ed in honor of this visitors Mr.. and
Mrs. J. a. Smith of Houston, Texas,
and Mrs. Callie Linney, Of Danvville.
The Woman's Club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. j. T.. Rob-
inson on Lexington street. Mrs.
Robinson was leader and the subject
for discussion was the Emerson
Period" Inviting Refreshments were
scrved.
Hon. James b. McCreary appoint
ed Hon. John NJ. Farra a delegate to
the Illinois and Interstate Good
Road Convention, which convened
in Chicago yesterday, Monday Feb.
IL.
Mrs. j. A. Anon gave an elabor-
ate course dinner at her home on
Richmond street complimentary TO
hen guests Misses Agnes Bradshaw
of Decatur, III. aud Katherine Reid
of Beattyville.
Mrs. Leonard Nave age 80 years
died Of tuberculosis at Devices Col,
where she had gone hoping a change
of climate would prolong her life.
Besides her husband and four chill
dren she leaves a number of relatives
here az her old home to mourn her
early loss.
y. n. Sanders of Madison county
and Miss Emma Layton, of Me-
Creary were united in marriage at
the home of Elder F. NJ. finder, he
performing the ceremony in his usu-
/ al pleasing manner. The bride Is
the attractive and handsome daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Layton of
this county.
The young men of Lancaster gave
two enjoyable dances last week in
honor of Miss Lettie Mae McRoberts
recent guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Parker Gregory
are being congratulated upon the ar-
rival of another son the second enc
to visit their home. The sprightly
little fellow has been cristened "Heu-
ry Hail Gregory"
Miss Annie Belle Burnside who is
with her sister Mrs. Vincent Arnold
in Birmingham entertained in honor
of Miss Nata Moffett, Of Lebanon,
formerly of this county.
Jack Denny. a worthy negro farm
hand of this place burned to death
Saturday morning. lie had been to
Danville Friday with load of to-
bacco and returning late in the ev-
Iening was benumbed and suffering
from cold. In sitting near hot stove
his clothes became ignited in some
manner and his wife awoke being
aroused by the smell of something
.humiug discovred he was badly
burned. He was about 60 years old
and died in great agony the next
morning.
The Mary Walker Price Chapter
of the L. ID. G. met Monday after
noon ut the home OF Mrs. Ed. C..
lGaincs.
Mr.. Walter Kelley and Miss The
resa Metcalf were united in MARI
age in the city of Richmond. The
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Kelley Of this county. while the
bride is the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaiah Metcalf, of Lowell,
l.. @. Haselden bought of w. A.
Price 9S acres OF land lying along
the Fall Lick road five miles out
from this place at S5S.75 per acre.
Mr.. HaselGen expects to place a ten
ant upon the farm who will improve
by cultivation.
Mr.. a. Il. Brown. ST.. of this city
received the information of the death
in Denver Colorado of Fred Knowles
who married the handsome Miss
Marietta Crow of Louisville. grand
daughter of Mr.. Brown. The re-
mains of the deceased were taken
TO New York for interment.
Miss Mamie Basin left last week
TO enter the Cincinnati Art School
Judge Lewis l.. Walker and Mrs.
Walker, left Wednesday for a So
joun IN Orlando and afterwards for
Il trip to Cuba. Miss Sarah Daniel
returned Friday to her home in Paris
after a pleasant visit 10 Mrs. John
NJ. Mount. Miss Agnes BRADSHAW,
of Decatur, H., is the guest of Mrs.
j. A. Anon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. $. Bow
man have returned TO their home in
Lewis county. Miss Ella Henry is
in Richmond for a visit TO friends.
Mr., Samuel T.. Whorrtt, of Chicago,
has. been the recent Guest of Lancas-
ter relatives. Miss Esteli Walker is
il Louisville visiting DIR. and Mrs.
Franklin Walker. Miss Margaret
Fox Of Danville was with Miss Mary
Lynn Fox for several days. Miss
Bette Robinson of the faculty of
the graded school was called to her
home in Campbellsville by the illness
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