The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-02-20
LANCASTER

Ind, who trimmed for Miss Rella
Arnold for two seasons will be with
her again this spring.
Miss Lucy Walker Doty has ac-
cepted position as stenographer for
the law firm of Cobb and Collins,
in Richmond. She has just complet-
ed course. in Miss Dave Harris
Business College in Danville.
Mr.. Lee Perkins formerly of this
place died of tuberculosis at the
home of his father at Panama, Ky,
age "a years. A wife and little
daughter survive him.
Mrs. Vim. r. Cook was hostess for
the Bridge Club Thursday afternoon.
The guests were refreshed by par
taking of a delightful luncheon.
Miss Pendleton. aud Young Foley,
both If this county were united in
marriage at the Baptist parsonage
the Rev. O. p. Bush officiating.
The Chautauqua Circle met Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Fred i. Frisbie.
Miss Ada Rich, of this place who
is in Richmond taking a course at
the Normal school fell on the icy
pavement and broke her right arm.
The Woman's Club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. X. +. Rob-
erts as leader. The subject for dis
cussion was THE Concord Group of
American Writers"
Mrs. VIM. Corruthers died at her
home in Lawrenceburg after a short
illness. The remains were brought
to this county, her former home fcr
burial.
Misses Margaret and Joan Mount
left Monday for visit to Mesdames
George and Jack McRoberts of Cow
ington and Miss Arabella Boyle in
Mt. Sterling. Miss Bette West is in
Washington City for visit to Mrs.
J. Wesley West. Mrs. Joanna Ball
is in Stanford with her daughter Mrs
Ernest Bohon Campbell. Misses
Martha and Helen Gill are guests of
Mrs. ID. w. Bridges of Richmond. X.
Z. Warmer, of Nashville, was with
Miss .Lettie Mae McRoberts for
few days.
Miss Scotia Petty is with her sis
ter Mesdames Totten Brown and
Thurman in Illinois for a visit. Miss
Minnie Brown has returned from a
visit to Miss Hanly in Nicholasville.
Mrs. W. L. Henry, of Lexington is
with her daughter Mrs. Henry Simp-
son. Miss Lee Prather, of Richmond
is the guest of Miss Calhe Adams.
Charley Zanone who has just TAX
en- the Civil Service examination for
4 position as a mail weigher on the
trains running between Stanford and
Richmond.
Mr.. j. B. Conn, of this city was in
Louisville the past week attending
the Hardware Dealers Association,
and also to see his daughter, Miss
Estella Conn, who is taking a course
as a trained nurse in one of the city
hospitals.
Uncle josh Jennings, coiored, age
so years died after a general de-
cline of years, of invading. He was
for number of years the grave dig
ger at the Lancaster cemetery.
W. b. Burton shipped his Goth car
load of stock to the southern mar
ket last Monday. The consignment
consisting of - mules and 10 horses
that cost him an average of $lS5.
W. b. Burton bought 5 4 to 6 year.
nd horses at Stanford court day at
an average OF sl7O per head. W.
B. Burton bought horses at Lex
ngton that cost from $3.50 to $3.50 |
b. Z. Hudson bought a pair of 9
Vear-old mules from the Denny Bros.
for $500. Denny Bros, sold IA A.
year old mule to Captain T. A. Elkin.
Tor 1925.
W. 5. Carrier sold 10 calves to
Noah Marsee at $l4.5O per head.
Samuel and Porter Rich bought AZ
head of cattle from Mr.. Cross, of |
Clinton county last Monday at Stan
lord court at about $4.75 per hun
lred.
James ]. Hamilton bought 2O5
acres of the 7. Il. Walker farm in the
East Lancaster suburbs for $3.50
IN acre and later sold Ill acres Of /
he same tract for sos an acre James
I. Hamilton bought what is known as
he Thomas Herring farm 5 miles
lorth of here, from Noah Marsee
or 800 an acre.
James n. Denny sold his tobacco
rop TO Mr.. Brandenburg, agent for
J Richmond house for s 1-2 cents
Wood Burnide bought A tobacco