The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-03-05
LANCASTER

Elder Il. NJ. Campbell, of Dan,ille.
filled the pulpit at the Christian
church Sunday morning and evening
Miss Anna Cottrell Of this place
and Charles Askins. of Wilmore,
were united in marriage III the city
of Lexington, the Rev. /. j. Spencer
officiating. The bride is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Cottrell. while
the grom is a prosperous farmer
,of Wilmore.
Mrs. Victor Sanders. age 81 years
died after a brief illness at her home
at Marksbury. The remains were
inferred in the Lancaster cemetery
BESIDES her young husband and an
infant. her father J. Wesley Sutton
and several sisters and brothers
survive her.
Mr.. George A. McRoberts. of
: Covington gave an informal tea to
the honor guests being her visitors
/ the Mi.se. Mount and Misses Gill.
of Lancaster. The appetizing lun-
chcon served with the pretty deco
rations made the occasion an enjoy
able one.
Mr.. r. r. Stults who Is engaged
iu the insurance business in This
county and Boyle viii remove his
family from Adair here AT an early
date. ~ he maker Lancaster lis
headquarters.
Mrs. VIM. Green died at the home
of her brother at Buena Vista after
an illness of many months. The de-
ceased was a devoted member of the
Methodist church.
Mr.. Willard +. West entertained
at her handsome suburban home in
Washington. u. c.. at a Valentine
luncheon the honor guest being Miss
Bette West Of Lancaster. Ky. Red
was the color scheme and it was
carried out in every detail both in
decorating the home and serving the
luncheon. Dainty hearts of every
size We're in use; after the repaSt
500 Wa, played aud valentines
given a. prizes.
Mr.. John Tribble age Is years
died at her home near this place af-
ter 81 protractcd illness of cancer.
Funeral services were held at the
home conducted by Rev. &. G. Brown
after which the remains were taken
to Richmond for mtermcnt Besides
the ~orroWine husband 5 children
are left to mourn the los, of de .
voted mother.
Mrs. Mildred Heazley entertained
the members of her grade at a happy ,
birthday party. Twenty little
friends of the gracious young hos
tess honored the occasion and wish
ed her many happy returns Of the
dav.
LOU, l.. burnside age 2S years
died af,er q lingering illness Of tu-
berculo~i~ at noon Tuesday. The
deceased was one of Lancaster's
most popular Young men being pos
e~~ed of AN unusual charm of man
ucr always extremely courteous. he
had wuH the esteem of all. Besides
his father. -four sisters. Mrs. Brent
Mercalf, of Howard. Ohio. Mrs. Ber-
tha and Bette Walker. Brown Burn
side, jr., of Nashville Kansas and
Joe and j. Tercy Burnside. of this
city. mourn his early death.
The following Lanctsteriaus were
named ~ delegates to the State Far -,
mer~ Institute which convened i'm ,
Frankfort Feb. 27-2S-29: Hon. Jno. y,
VI. Farra. McSsrs. J. r. Robinson :,
md j. Wade Walker n delegates. !,
lrd J, \. Doty F.. {. McWhorter and J,
Ernest Woods NJ al,ernates. =,
Miss Mollie McWhortcr. of Paint :
LEX. student AZ the Richmond =,
Normal school and l.aban Kirk. of -
neville surprised their many -
rlendS by clipping to Jellico. Tenn, l.
where they were united in marriage. !,
he bride is the attractive daughter
4 Mr.. +, G. McWhorter Il promi- +,
eni merchant of Paint Lick. il
Mr. John :. Byer>, formerly of %
'arrard. died at the Confederate +,
Tome nj Pewee Valley after gem +,
raj decline, AGED 80 wears. lie nj
as charter member of the David n,
o.an Coumandery and n soldier a,
nd'r General John MorsanS COM .,
and, One brother. Vim. Byers ace A,
, survives him at Richmond Mo. A
Nter, Mrs.. John Harlan Burlington. A,
lring died the past summer in Mis-
'un. The mterment took place at III
awhile Sunday afternoon.
The Misses Gill have returned A,
ON visit to Cincinnati and Cow
gton. Mrs. Sarah Hurt has re-
rned from n visit to relatives in
awhile. Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Bo- ",