The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-11-27
Miss Nancy Long of Madison county

Miss Nancy Long of Madison county
is with her sister, Mrs. John Ross.
Miss Annie HerndOn is in Louisville.
for a visit to Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Herr-
don.
Messrs. Jim Ballard and Robert
Brown We're visitors in Stanford Sun
day.
DR.. b. A. Dawes. of Georgetown.
was the guest of Mr.. Clay Sutton last
week
Dr. and Mrs. w. S. EIkin. of Allan
ia, will spend Thanksgiving with rela-
tives here.
Miss Mamie 3. Herring spent
Thanksgiving day with her brother in
Stanford.
Miss Della finder was the guest for
several days of Mrs. Joe Chenault, OF
Richmond.
Mrs. Lewis Landram, of Eanville. has
been here visiting her mother Mrs. II.
A. b. Marksbury.
Mrs. Elizabeth Joseph will spend
Thanksgiving day with Mrs. A. c.
Miles at Buckeye.
Mesdames Mollie Simpson and Irene
Hoover have gone to Nicholasville ana
Lexington on visit.
c. J. Doty and Mrs. Doty of Licking
ton. have been recent guests of their
aunt, Miss Lena Bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Hamilton and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dickerson motor
ed to Lexington, Saturday
Miss Harriet Crouch Of Clarksville,
Tenn, will arrive Saturday to visit
Miss Lefty Mae McRoberts.
Mr.. Henry Walters and daughter, of
Lincoln, were guests on Monday of
Mr.. and Mrs. john Walters.
Miss Mamye Walters left Tuesday,
for visit of ten days to relatives in
Lincoln county and Somerset.
the condition of Mrs. Charles Baer-
lein who was reported seriously i'll last
week, shows no improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Beazley, are re-
joicing over a handsome boy that ar
rived at their home last Friday.
Curry Robinson, John McROberts and
Charlis Dunn of State College, will be
at home TO spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lackey and
son, of Madison, We're guests on Mon
day, of DR.. w. NJ. Elliott and Mrs.
Mr.. George Ballew and bride, passed
through Lancaster. Monday, after
short bridal trip to French Lick Springs.
Colonel Miller and wife, of Blooming
ton, ILL.,. are expected to arrive this
week for visit to Mr.. John Ross and
wife.
Mrs. D. c. Sanders Miss Christine
Sanders and D. G. j. and Miss Ruth
Carrier, have been visiting in Rich
mOnd.
Mrs. Jess Dillinger of Danvile, was
called to Lancaster, Sunday on account
of the illness of her sister Mrs. Charles
Baierlien.
Mrs. James G. Burnside is i'll at her
home near Point Leavelll, of pneumoms
Mr.. Burnside is just recovering from
pneumonia.
Mrs. Patrick Davis is with Mrs.
Thomas Rankin, for the series of meet
ings her husband is holding at the
Methodist church.
Mrs. John E. Stormes met with a
very painful accident on the pavement
near the Presbyterian church last Sum-
day, and is now suffering with badly
sprained ankle.
Mrs. George ID. Robinson will preside
as leader at the Womans Club, Thurs
day, in the club room. The theme
being Civics, The New Profession of
Home making will be ably discussed by
Mrs. Robinson.
The recent marriage of Miss Jane
Vaughn Joplin of Louisville and Asbury
Wright Lee, Jr., of Clearfeld, Pennsy-
lavania, is of interest here is the brides
father, Reverend George A. Joplin has
often preached in this city, and her
mother, now deceased, was the hand
some Miss Anna Vaughn of Lancaster.
Her father Reverend Vaughn having
had the pastorage of the Lancaster
Baptist church.