The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-03-21

MIS-. D. L. OtOrmeS was visitor III
!, Lexington last week.
Mr.. w. J. Romans was in Cincin-
! natl last week on business.
Mr.. Joseph Renner of the Kengarlan
) hotel is in Cincinnati on business.
Miss Myrtle Hendren af Madison is
, the guest of Miss Bessie Gulley.
Mrs. Lucinda GuIley has returned
} from visit to relatives in Richmond.
Miss Mary Ham of Newly is the
guest of her sister Mrs L. J. Sanford.
Mrs. A. H. Basin is in MilIersburg
for visit to Mr.. and Mrs CD. Basin.
DR.. Stallingo of Cincinnati has been
the recent guest of Miss Lille Leavell.
; Miss Allie Yantis is in Hustonsville
the guest of her cousin Miss Bessie
Rife.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Beazley have
/. been in Stanford visiting Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Hays.
Mrs. J. r. -Soper left Monday for a
few days visit to her sister Mrs. ALL
, man in Richmond.
Mrs. #. 3. Walker and son George of
Nicholasville have been visiting here at
their former home.
, Col. W. S. Ferguson came down last
week from Covington and is spending
some time on his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs, ], S. Bowman have re-
turned to Lewis county after visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Anderson.
Mr.. Walter Sanders of Edenton,
Madison county, was here Sunday to
see his mother Mrs. J. P. Prather.
Misses Bessie Brown and Minerva
Cox of the Richmond Normal school
were at home Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. H. B. Arnold and children of
Paris are with Mrs. Arnold's mother
Mrs. Belle Austin. and Mrs D Turner
Reverend S muel P. Martin of
Lebanon Tenn. has been called to the
pastOrate Of the Baptist church in this
city.
! Miss Jennie Rankin of Madison Insti-
tute was at home for few days stay
with her parents MIR. and Mrs. T. C..
Rankin.
Miss Margaret Cook was in Nicholas
! vile Saturday to see her grand mother
: who is there as the guest of Mrs.
Bronaugh.
, Mrs. B. F. Robinson and Miss Mar
tina finder will go the last of the week
to spend Easter with their sister Miss
Della finder.
Miss Lizzie Best of Independence Mo
who is now making her home with her
grandmother Mrs. Ann Best is in Lex
ington visiting friends.
MIR. and Mrs John Bright of STAN
ford were here last week to see Mrs.
Sallie Mccormack whose condition re-
mains about the same.
Mrs. S. H. McMakin of Shelbyville
and Henry B. Arnold, popular L & N
conductor of Paris have been the guests
of their parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Arnold
Col. B. F. Evans, one of Garrard
county's leading educators, left Sunday
for Madison county where he will con-
duct three months school at the Sallce
school house.
Mrs. John Mason of Richmond who
has been visiting her daughter Miss
Mabel Mason was the honor guest at a
social function given by Misses Martha
and Helen Gill.
Friends who have visited Hon. ].
Mort Rothwell at Dripping Springs
lately report him as getting along nicely
and hopes are entertained for his
ultimate restoration to health.
Fred Batterten says he can't stay
away from Paris for any great length
of time, no matter how important the
business is.-Paris Democrat.
Fred tells the Lancaster girls that he
can't stay away from here.
The friends of Mrs. f. E. McRoberts
will be distressed to learn of the sudden
death of her father, DIR. R. w. Ware,
which accured at his home in Hopkins
vile last Friday. DIR. Ware had a
severe illness last week, but when Mrs.
McRoberts reached his bedside, he was
very much better and the day before
his death he seemed to have entirely
recovered. Although DIR. Ware had
not been well for some time, his death
was entirely unlocked for and so quickly
did the end come after he was stricken,
that physician could not reach him.
DR.. Ware was eighty two years of age
and was widely favorbly known both as
physician and a tobacco man. He