The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-29

Mr.. Clarence Hicks of Richmond wa:
with Miss Minerva Cox last week.
Mr.. Will Roseau of Phoenix Ariz., is
visiting the family of Mr.. T C. Rankin.
Miss Matsy Grimes of Stanford is
visiting Miss Mildred Beazlev on Hill
Court.
Mr.. Henry Elliott, of Cincinnati is
visiting his mother, at the home of DIR.
W. M. Elliott.
Miss Alma Hays of Kansas City Mo,
is visiting her uncle Mr.. ] A. Beazley
on Hill Court.
Mrs. Joe Faulkner and her two hand
some boys of Middlesboro are visiting
Mrs. George Lusk.
Misses Jennie and Mamie Dickerson
and Minerva Cox are in Richmond at
tending the Institute.
Despite the cold wave Grab Orchard
continues gay and is drawing her usual
crowd from Lancaster.
Miss Annie Margaret Elkin has re-
turned from a delightful two weeks
visit to friends at Lebanon.
Mrs. Alice Frisbie entertained at
Rock Monday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Clark and Miss Cecil Elliott.
Mr.. S. F. Embry is ill at his home on
the Fall Lick pike and his presence in
town is being missed by host of friends
DR.. J. R. Collier and Mrs. Collier and
daughter, of Danville Ill. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Rankin near Hub
BILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Stormes motored
to Cincinnati Monday in their handsome
Chalmers car. They will visit friends
for few DAYS while there.
Mr.. Samuel Grand of Waco Texas is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Herring
near Preachersville. He made this Of
fee pleasant call Saturday.
Mrs. Pendleton Cox entertained on
Friday in honor of Miss Rebecca Will
liams of Knoxville, Mrs. Willie Hen
derson of Lowell and Mr.. Hicks of
Richmond.
Miss Emma Hays of Stanford is Wis
iting relatives in the city for the week
and incidentally putting in some good
ticks for the Interior Journal which
she so ably represents.
Mrs. Charlotte Warren and daugh-
tiers Misses Jennie. Charlotte and Mar
garet of Stanford and Mrs. R. A. As
bury of Elizabethtown Tenn have been
visiting Miss Jennie Duncan.
Cecil Williams, formerly editor of
the Somerset Times, passed through
Lancaster last Thursday enroute to
Grab Orchard springs. Cecil now has
a good position in the Office of the
State Banking Commissioner at Frank
fort.
Mr.. R. w. McRoberts, who is con-
nected with the Elkin Drug Co. of
Atlanta, arrived Tuesday for stay of
several days with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. McRoberts. Ware is very
enthusiastic over his work and his
friends here are proud of his success.
Elder F. M. finder officiated at the
marriage of Miss Lizzie Best of this
city and ]. N. Blanpud of Wichita,
Kansas, the wedding occurring at the
home of Mr.. finder. The young bride
is the attractive grand daughter of
Mrs. Ann Best of this place.
Hon. T. z. Morrow, Circuit Judge in
this judicial district for eighteen years,
and Republican candidate for Cover
nor in 1888 against Proctor Knott, is
seriously i'll at the home CT his son,
Boyd Morrow in Somerset. He is
brother-in-law of Senator w. o. Brad
ley, and father of United States Dis
trict Attorney. Edwin P. Morrow, and
was a member of the famous class of
1855 of Center Collage. His friends
are appre henslve over his condition
Somerset Herald.
Misses Martha-and Helen Gill were
host last Thursday of pretty morning
party in honor of Mrs. Woodruff Will
liams of Tulsa Okla
The color scheme Of pink and white
was tastefully carried out in the dec
orations and refreshments. The dec
orations in the dining room were es-
pecially pretty; an immense basket of
pink and white asters formed the table
center piece, and the candles were