The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-07-23

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tain Saturday evening for her attrac-
tive guest Miss blanche Foley, OF
Jellico. The hours will be spent in
cornwall conversation and an APP
petizing luncheon will be served.
This is gala week in Lancaster.
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
one of the best fairs in the state will
, lie held in Farra's beautiful wood
land and already 100 stalls have
been engaged for horses and more
orders are arriving daily.
Harry Tomlinson left last week
for a business stay in Braddock.
North Dakota lie and his father
own several hundred acres of land.
upon which an unusually fine crop
of wheat has been raised this year.
This speaks well for Bugs" and
may advance his interest very much
in a matrimonial line.
Little Margaret Barrett Brown
celebrated her seventh birthday at
her home on Water Street. She in
vited number of her friends to
make the day n merry one. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Rebecca, the 3-year- old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Stevens died
after short illness Of dyssu:ery at
the home of her parents in this
county and the remains were inter-
cd in the Lancaster cemetery.
A protracted meeting began at
Fairview church Sunday, July 21st.
The series Of sermons will be con-
Quoted by Rev. +. II. Anderson and
C W. Lambert.
Two Sunday school picnics were
held and much enjoyed especially by |
the Juvenile set last week. One
Wednesday by the Christian church |
and one Thursday in the Presby-
terrain church by the members. Both
furnished an ample provision of |
good things, ham, chicken, sand
witches, pickles, pie cakes and ices
The colored population will hold |
a fair on August 9th and 10th. Cata-
logues will be printed this week and
put in circulation.
Rev. Robert Brown, of Barbour
vile, filled the pulpit at the Pres
byterian church Sunday, the pastor,
Rev. C. c. Brown was called. to
to do some missionary
work.
Mrs. W. Boyle has returned to her
home in New Orleans. She was call
ed to her old home by the death Of
her father the late and highly res
pected Mr.. William Ii. Wherritt and
while there remained while with her
mother, as comforter and CONSIDER,
,ut she too was called up higher.
Congratulations are being show
rcd upon Mr.. and Mrs John Shack
'lford, of Omaha, upon the arrival of
| little son in their home. The new
10Y has been given the name Of Hal
eday Clay Shackelford and is to be
ound at the home of his grand
Mother, Mrs. Emma Kaufman.
Miss Fannie finder was at home
o number of her young friends to
neet her visitor, Miss Amo Hamon,
f Cynthiana.N The guests were re-
aled by delicious ices and cake.
Miss Margaret Francis, of Cincin-
att is with her parents Mr.. and
frs. James Francis. Miss Blanche
'oley, Of Jellico, Tenn, is the guest
f Miss Lillian Cochran. Miss En-
IA Doty is in Richmond visiting her
listers Mesdames Ed Smith and
ieorge Bogard and Miss Lucy Doty.
Mrs. w d. Walker is in Louisville
nth her cousin Mrs. o. Hunter r.
inc. Mrs. DIR. T. j. Evans and
iiss Gertrude Moss, of Middlesboro
visiting Miss Lennie Moss and
,other. Mrs| Robert Brown and
hildren of Barbourville, are guests
I Mesdames Mary Tailor and C. C.
'rown. Mr.. John Greenleaf and
aughter Miss Van Greenleaf, of
richmond have been visiting Mrs.
NINA Kaufman. DIR. James M.