The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-16

ant visit of few days to Stanford
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Stormes were in
Lexington this week.
/ w. j. Romans spent several days in
Cincinnati on business, returning Tues
day.
Miss Dove Harris of Danville was
the guest of Mrs. Pat Anderson this
week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hemphill motored
over from Nicholasville Wednesday for
the day.
/ Mrs. l. D. Austin has returned from
visit to relatives in Covington Ky.
and Indianapolis Ind.
/ Mr., Sloan Eastland of Harrodsburg
passed through here last week on route
to Elliston for few days visit.
/ Messrs Alex Doty Jr., John NJ. Farra,
DR.. Carman, and F. S. Hughes attend
ed the Derby in Louisville last week.
/ Elliston attracts other young men
besides Mr.. Eastland, as Mr.. d. A.
Thomas of Lancaster will leave for that
place in few days for an extended
visit.
Horace Walker, rising young
attorney of Louisville, who is with the
law firm of Humphrey, Middleton &
Humphrey, was here Sunday to see the
home folks.
Mrs. R. E. McRoberts' was hostess
at an elaborate course dinner compIi-
mentary to Miss Sallie Elkin's guests
Mrs. B. F. Mattingly of Louisville and
Frank Abel of Lebanon.
Little Miss Virginia Beazley, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Beazley won
the prize for the best essay on Daniel
Boone. The contestants were
members of Miss Deans class at the
local school.
The Board of trustees of the new
Consolidated school at Buena Vista and
County Superintendent Miss Higgins
visited the Eastern Normal School at
Richmond this week with reference to
securing an entire faculty for the above
mentioned school.
Mrs. G. H. Dobyns left yesterday for
two weeks visit to her son, Mr.. Rich
ard Dobyns in Atlanta Ca.
The many friends of Miss Mary E.
Burdett, in this, Garrard and Lincoln
counties will regret to know that she
is now in a hospital in Washington
City and all hope for a speedy and COM
plete recovery. In letter received
by her brother, Mr. W. T. Burdett at
Junction City Monday morning, she
stated that she was possibly slightly
better. . Mrs. John Mount and Mrs
F. B. Marksbury, of Lancaster, were
in Danville rday.-Danville Mess
enger.
Hon. Vernon Richardson in his Wash
ington notes to the Danville Advocate
has the following to say about a well
known and well liked Lancaster couple;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Anderson, who are
happily situated at Pip Wyoming Ave.
this CITY, are well known to many read
ers of the Advocate. Mrs Anderson is
sister of Mrs. Fisher d. Gaines and
is pleasantly remembered in Danville
as a frequent visitor to her sister. Mr..
Anderson came from Lancaster, where
he was in the drug business a number
of years and was for short time
associated with the late lamented JAM
es R. Mars in the publication of the
Lancaster Record. Mr.. Anderson has
been in the Treasury Department for
the past eighteen years, save three
years he spent in the Philippine Islands
where he was doing special work for
the Department. He has been recon-
mended for transfer by Senator JAM
es to the Auditors Department of the
War Division.
Lexington Herald: Mrs. William C.
cFarland, of New York who is visit
ing Mrs. Clarence Williamson and Miss
Anna Didlake has been much entertain
ed during her stay here. Miss Sue B.
Scott gave beautiful afternoon tea
last week in compliment to her and it
was delightful little gathering of her
old friends here. The house on North
Broadway was lovely with plants, iris
valley lilies, snow balls, red tulips and
fringe, the tea table being prettily dec.
Grated with the white blossoms. Re-
freshments were served during the