The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-07-30

ASK Tor n fairer proposition, | shall
,s glad to hear from him.
Lancaster.
Mr.. George Grow, Of Hackley
narrowly escaped very serious ac.
cident while returning from Lexing-
ton In his automobile. just outside
Of the city he met wagon ant
while trying to pass II one of the
wheels Of the auto dropped over a
culveit. Seeing there was mucl,
danger ahead for him and the oc-
cupanis of his ear. he tried t.
check II, but was unable 10 do 80
from the fact the roads had recent
w been oiled. The ear made q com
plete somersault or turned complete
" over and pinned Mr.. Grow and
MIR. Lane under it. breaking the lat =
ters collar bone. II was miracu-
lous escape for the Others in the ma =
chine while the auto was badly
wrecked
Mr.. X. II. Batscn has n handsome
concrete pavement just completed in
front of his residence. this together
with his pretty terraced yard adds
much to the attractiveness of his
home.
Miss Carrie Walton Anderson,
third. daughter of the late Simeon
Anderson, and Harry Elmore, son of
MIR. j. W. Elmore, president of the
Garrard Bank and Trust Co., were
united in marriage on Tuesday even
ing in the court house. the Rev. q.
II. Bush officiating. This is a cul-
inination of love affair of several
years standing.
The Union services were held Mt
the Presbyterian church Sunday ev-
ening the Christian church minister.
Elder +. NJ. finder, preaching the
sermon.
Mrs. Mary Ann est Is reported
quite sick ut her home On Danville
street. Mrs. Thomas W. Wherritt.
who has been very i'll is somewhat
improved.
The Tri-county Institute met in
Harrodsburg the past week and the
Garrari teachers were in attendance
Miss Margaret Arnold extended hos
pfaity 10 the following attractive
guest, for the fair: Miss Emma
nne Hurnette, Lexington, Miss Elath
Bnchanan and Eleanor Hogue, of
and Miss Sallie Buinam
of Paint Lick.
Mr.. Joshua Brown died al his
home near Mt. Hebron after lin
eering illness If typhoid fever. The
remains were inferred at Buckeye.
Sunday was the 50th birthday of
the popular Christian minister, II
der y. NJ. finder aud the members of
l,ls congregation showed their high
esteem for him by presenting him and
his esiimable wife good sum of
money m delegation of their 18th
marriage anniversary.
Mr.. Henry M"ore has purchased
IN interest IN the Garrard Milling
-. lie has see.. eeane,..e,. with
he firm for some time acting a.
her b,okk@per. Mr.. Moore is "a
progressive business man hav-
ng been in the mercantile business
It Paint Lick.
Miss Ethel West Darrold. will
cave shortly for an extensive ont.
ny To Washington City. Old Point
'omfnt. New York and other inter.
sting cities.
Miss Kathleen Waller entertained
Il u q o'clock dinner Friday evening
or Miss Edna Kavanaugh guests,
he Misses Walker of Richmond.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank II. Marksbury
ne making preparations Ia move Ia
lac home they purchased Of Mr.. Silas
\. Moss. on panville street. They
ave made a number of improve
nents to the house since buying IL. I
Miss Lefty Mae McRoberts and
uest. Miss Marshall Cole. Of North
'arolina, were in Lexington Thurs :
ay and entertained at n handsame
luncheon al the home of Miss Mar
ha Land, the honor guest being the
ttraetive North carolinian.