The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-22
end Charles Reid. He and his family
will leave soon to reside in Cal.

end Charles Reid. He and his family
will leave soon to reside in Cal.
Mr.. Kinnaird Oaks spent Saturday
and SUNDAY with friends near Stanford.
Mr.. Ben Oaks went to Lexington last
week to visit Mr.. o. T. Pollard and
attend the fair.
Mrs. William Holman, of Aurora,
Ind. is visiting her brother Mr.. Geo.
F. Brown and family.
MIR. John McRoberts has returned
from Oxford, o. where he attended a
fraternity meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams of
Middletown Ohio have been visiting
their uncle Mr.. Ben Oaks.
Mr.. J. B. Mcdonald of Paris, has
returned home otter a visit to Mrs.
Sallie Robinson near Hubble.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Haselden and
children are enjoying trip to Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and the Lakes.
Miss Pearl and Hannah Aldridge
after delightful visit to relatives here
returned to Stanford Tuesday.
Miss Loretta Taylor is enjoying a
two weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives at Pine Knot and Williamsburg.
A card from Miss Lettie Mae Nc
Roberto from Cologne, states that she
is in the best of health and enjoying
every moment of her time.
Messrs Billy Swope, Babe" Law
son and Robert Tomlinson have return
ed from Lexington where they attend
ed the fair.
Miss Susie M. Ledford the pretty and
attractive visitor of Miss Iva Raney
and Miss Jennie ward, returned to her
home in Richmond Saturday.
Edwin Walker ami sister Miss Mary
May Walker accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Walker to their home in Fay
ettesville Tenn. for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley o. Estes, little
daughter Loretta and Miss Lillian X,
Estes spent Sunday and Monday with
Mrs. Amanda Hefiey of Paris Ky.
Miss Gladys Frisbie and Mr.. Tercy
Burnside, both of whom have had a
siege of typhoid fever, are sufficiently
recovered as to be able to be about the
house.
Mr.. Harvey M. Estes, editor of the
Georgetown Baptist Reporter was in
town Tuesday in the interest of his
newsy sheet, and paid this Office a
pleasant call.
We are distressed to learn that M,
Will Yantis, of Paragould, Ark. is in
poor health together with failing eye
sight. Mrs. Yantis is still active in
both church and temperance work.
Miss Martha Chenault of Tulsa
Oklahoma who has been visiting Miss
Mary Clay Williams has returned to
Frankfort to complete her visit to her
grandfather, Judge Hazlerigg.
Mr.. Harvey M. Estes, editor of the
Baptist Reporter. Georgetown KY,
spent Tuesday with his parents and on
Wednesday attended the South Dis
trict Association in Meteor county,
The Lancaster friends of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Jno. Anderson, of Washington, D.
c. will be sorry to learn that they are
taking their outing at Charleston, West
Va, instead of here. They report a
delightful time however.
The following formed a delightful
house party at the country home of
Miss Jennie Ward this week; Misses
Docia Metcalf, Marian Ledford, Susie
M. Ledford and Iva Raney. Messrs
Wilson and Edgar Brandenburg, and
Carlos Hedrick.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence johnson left
Sunday for Cynthiana where they will
reside. The JOhnsons have been in
Lancaster several months during which
time they made many friends who re-
gret their departure. Mr.. johnson as
sisted in the erection of the new school
building.
The County Sunday School Conven
ton Of the Christian church will meet
in this city on Friday August %. The
Rev. Frazee of Louisville will be here
and deliver an address, and other in
teresting speakers are enlisted for the
occasion, while number of visitor:
may attend from adjoining counties.