The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-10-03
Mr.. w. H. Whaley of Paris. was

Mrs. Belle Perkins has been in Stan
ford visiting her daughter Mrs. j. C.
Eubanks.
MIR. R S. Brown was in Cincinnati
this week for the purchase of more
dry goods.
Miss Wayne Basin left Sunday to
continue her studies at the Art School
in Cincinns ii.
Mrs. B. NJ. Lear and daughter Miss
Mary, of Paint Lick We're guests OF
friends here Monday.
Mrs. Brady, son, and daughter, of
Frankfort have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. H. Dalton.
Mrs. Ann Robinson was called tc
Richmond by the critical Illness of her
brOther-in-law Mr.. john Parks.
Mrs. VIM. Sebastian and daughter
Miss Pearl of Richmond are guests of
Misses Bessie and Eunice Prather.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Elkin and Miss
Ann Reid, motOred to Lexington Sat
urday to see "A Romance of Billy
Goat Hill.
Miss Katie Simpson is expected home
tomorrow from an enjoyable visit of
some length to Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Z.
Thomas of Horse Cave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Simpson and
little daughter Elizabeth Logan will
motor to Lexington for a short visit to
Mrs. Simpsons relatives.
Mrs. j. S. Pollard has r, turned to
her home in Alexandria Ind. after
spending a spending short time with
friends in the Paint Lick section.
Little Miss Anna Belle, the beautiful
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. d.
Tuner, has been i'll for several DAYS,
but we are glad to say is much improv-
ed.
Mrs. c. c. Brown, who has been
with Mrs. Matte Duncan, went Tues
day to the home Of Mrs. E. C. Gaines,
where she was a visitor for several
days.
Mr.. Sam M. Denny has returned
from Battle Greek Mich, where he
went for treatment, and while he is
much improved by his trip, is yet feel
ing badly
Friends will regret to learn that Mrs
Jesse Cook of Lexington, who is known
here as Miss Lettie Brown, is quite i'll
at the Mayo Bros. Sanatorium in
Rochester MINI.
Miss Edna K avanaugh writes she is
we'll pleased and happy in her new
home, st Augustine, Fla, and hopes to
see some Lancaster tourists in that
beautiful city this winter.
Mrs. Malinda Cotton a life long
friend of the Record, who has made
her home in Kirksville for many years,
has moved to her home on Richmond
Ave. Our boyhood days are pleasant
ly connected with Mrs. Cotton and We
wish her many years of happiness.
Mr.. Raymond King, who has been
visiting his parents Mr.. ard Mrs. w.
T. King. left last week for his home in
Cement Calf. He goes via Washing
ton D. C. New York, thence across the
Dominion of Canada and down the
Pacific coast home. His trip will con-
sumo about ten days and Is an ideal
one.
Miss Katie Simpson during her stay
in Horse Cave has been the recipient
of much attention, there having been
several elaborate social affairs given
in her honor. She is the guest of Mrs.
H. E. Thomas, who was before her
marriage Miss Helen Thurmond, for
merly frequent visitor in Lancaster
where she has many friends,
Misses Angie Kinnaird, Margaret
Morrow and Lydia Elmore are together
and delighted with Indianapolis.
Charlie Doty is missed in Lancaster,
but Danville is near enough for him to
come home often, while John McRob-
erts, Floyd and Ashley Swope seem to
be at home in Lexington, Dan Collier
Elkin is still delighted with Yale. as is
Currey Robinson with the Capitol City.
We miss all these boys and girls, but
hope our loss is their gain.