The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-09-24
Lancaster


Mr.. Oran Grow and Miss Iva Lee
of Nina. we're united in marriage the
Baptist minister, Rev. D. Z. Bush
officiating.
Hudson and Hamilton, of Garrard
have sold their farm of 1Sj acres
through the hustling Lancaster real
estate agents Hughes and Swine
broad to ID. G. Walker for $107 per
acre. This farm is on the Lexing-
ton pike out of Lancaster and is an
unusually good one being a portion
of the Beazley farm.
The following were elected for the
ensuing year as officers of the W.
G. T. U: President, Mrs. VIM. Bur-
nett. Vice President, Mrs. VIM. Lear.
Treasurer. Mrs. Ed Price. Record
Secretary, Mrs. Doiiie Brown. Cor
responding Secretary, Miss Amanda
Hudson.
The protracted meeting at the
Christian church being conducted
by Elder j. M. Rudy of Indiana
continues with unabating interest.
There have been some Is or 20 add
ditlons. The Rev. Mr.. Rudy is a
most attractive speaker, an earnest
Christian and fine student. An in
teresting part of the meetings is the
singing. which is under the leader
ship of young Mr.. Cox. a Bible stu
dent OF Lexington and Miss Sadie
Acres soloist, also of Lexington.
A donation party will be given the
new Baptist minister. Rev. S. +.
Pollett and family at the Methodist
parsonage.
Thomas Ray. farmer of this
county, met with painful acct
dent, when a horse he was driving
came unmanageable and in trying
to control the fractions animal, Mr..
Ray suffered fracture of the right
leg.
A brilliant social event of the past
week III Lancaster was the celebrat-
Ion of the 25th marriage anniver-
sary. of Mr.. and Mrs. John T.,
Stormes at their beautiful home on
Richmond avenue Saturday evening
from TO IL. The house was en-
hellished by a collection of choice
flowers. The delicious ices were
furnished by a Cincinnati caterer,
and the music for the evening by a
noted harpist from the Queen City.
A number of out of town guests were
assembled to do this popular couple
honor. There was genuine hospi-
tally showered upon all by both the
host and hostess and it was with re-
luctance the guests departed for
their homes.
Elijah Ford, son of Judge A. ID.
Ford. of this city held desirable
position in Louisville at the State
Fair. he being "a clerk in the secre-
tary's office.
Robert Ware McRoberts, who has
been in the city of Atlanta, taking
Il special course in pharmacy is
again at home. He has just return
ed from the Druggists Association.
IN St. Louis.
The remains of Miss America
Adams, former resilient of this
county, and daughter of the late
James Adams who died in the city
of Lexington, were brought here
Saturday fOr interment in the Lam
caster cemetery. An only sister
living in Texas survives her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hubbard, of
Covington are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John +. StOrmes. Mrs. r. Z.
hughes and little daughter Margar-
ct Elkin Hughes have returned to
their home in Louisville. Mr.. X. s.
Brown is i'll Sam Angelo, Texas on
a prospecting trip. Miss Nancy
Walker left Friday to spend the
winter in Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Charles
Davis, of Chattanooga, is here visit
ing her mother and brothers. Miss
Rebecca Williams has returned to
Knoxville after pleasant stay in
Garrard. Mrs. r. L. McRoberts is
in Hopkinsville visiting her mother.
Mrs. Ware. Miss Kathleen Walter.
is the attractive guest of Miss May
Burton, of Louisville. Mrs. j. Il.
Paxton and son James of Stanford.
have been recent guests of Mrs. A.
{. Robinson. Mrs. Maria Kirby is
at home after visit of several
weeks to Middlesboro and Barbour
vile. Mrs. John Todd and children.
of Alton. o., are here for Il visit to
relatives. Miss Margaret Morrow,
one of this years sweet girl gradu-
ates has accepted ii position in In
dianapolis and will leave October
Bird to becin teaching. Daniel Col
her, of Ellison leaves shortly to ma