The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Parker Gregory's
children are i'll of the measles.
Miss Mamie B. Herring is visiting
relatives in Stanford this week.
Mrs. John Lynn of Stanford is here
for visit to Mrs. j. M. Mount.
Mr.. Jackson of Danville was here
this week on professional business.
I Mr.. J. A. Robinson of Danville was
here Monday mingling with friends.
Mrs. Ed c. Gaines has been confined
to her bed with a severe case of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Simpson have re-
turned from visit to relatives in Cali
fornia.
Rev. H. C. Bell of Lexington spent
several days with Mr.. T. M. Arnold
and family.
Mr.. J. G. Carpenter and Mrs.
Carpenter of Stanford were visitors in
Lancaster Tuesday.
Miss May Bodine of Washington
county is the guest of her cousins
Misses Addie and Carrie Arnold.
Miss Frankye Kaufman is at heme
after protracted stay with her sister
Mrs. John Shackelford in .Des MONIES
Iowa.
/ Those two clever gentlemen, -Messrs
A. f. Hundley and Howard Vanarsdale
of Boyle Were pleasant visitors here
Monday.
Mrs. John Shacklford and little son
of Des MONIES Iowa are here with Mrs.
Shackelford's mother Mrs. Emma G..
! Kaufman.
| DR.. J. A. Anon, looking every inch
Doctor, has returned from Chicago
where he took postgraduate course
in this honorable profession.
The family of Mr.. lobe Wiley Is
expected to join him here about May
10th at which time the work on his
home is expected to be completed.
A number of Garrard county teachers
and school trustees, headed by county
superintendent Miss Higgins, are
attending the X. E. A. in Louisville
this week.
Mr.. j. T. Huguely of Danville and
we'll up on the pedigree of any good
horse was in town Monday and secured
some good mares for the now noted
Gordon Todd.
Mr.. Sloan Eastland of Harrodsburg,
was popular guest of our city Mon
day and putting in some good ticks for
the stable of good horses owned by
Granville Cecil.
Clever bob" Arnold was down from
Richmond Monday, and says that he is
hoping for the time to come when he
may accumulate fortune and return
''home" to Garrard.
Mr.. John F. Holtzclaw who has been
making an extended stay in Hot
Springs Ark. is back, and much to the
pleasure OF his many friends is much
improved in health.
Col. l. M. Dunn of DanvilIe, that
popular auctioneer and president of one
of the best Looseleaf Warehouses in
Central KY, was shaking hands with
his many friends here Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. William Burnett left
Tuesday for Louisville and will return
about Sunday. Doctor is an enthusiast
tic fan and enjoys good game almost
as well as he does his large practice.
Quite bunch of our friends from
good old Lincoln were here Monday,
among them being M. S. Baughman,
]. D. Eads, j. L. Beazley, T. E. Rice,
Jas. Baughman, Will Baughman, R.
H. Bronaugh, Jim Pettus, Will Shanks.
Georgia C. Farra was appointed
Administrative of the estate of E. A.
Farra, deceased, with j. B. Bryant
and Madge Farra sureties in the sum
$40, 900. C. C. Glass, John Steele and
John Shield were appointed apprais-
ers of the ate.-Jessamine Journal.
Miss Sallie Elkin, will have as her
guests for weekend house party,
Misses Forrey, Moore, Chickering,
Wineburg, Axelson and Mrs. E. F.
Tustison of the Somerset High school.
Miss Elkin, will entertain in their
honor at her attractive home NAPLES"
Saturday afternoon at four o'clock.