The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-09-05
STANFORD.

Mr.. Philip Kemp of Louisville has
been the guest of his uncle DR.. I. W.
Pennington.
Miss Alma Hays has returned to
Kansas City after visit to her cousin
Miss Emma Hays.
Mrs w. B, O'Bannon has returned
from Anderson, Ind. where she visited
the Misses Perrin.
Mr.. Fred Cook who is visiting his
mother and sister here is quite sick at
their apartment in the Myers House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis who have been
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. P.
Kincaid returned to their home Mon
day.
Miss Mary Bruce is at home after a
delightful visit Of six weeks with Mrs.
W. Y. Smith in the mountains of Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Fowl and Child
rem motored to Maysyille and spent
the week end with Mrs. Keith, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Fowle.
Mrs. John Shanks, of Columbus, Ga.
who is spending the summer with
friends in Kentucky, is at Somerset
this week to attend the fair.
Mrs. kichard Asbury, Misses Mary
Burch and Sophia AicsrR motored to
Louisville last week. They wera the
guests. while there of Dir. and Mas.
W. B. McRoberts.
Mrs, 4. =. El.:in who has been the
guest of her daughter, i.rs, r. NJ.
Newland, left on Tuesday to visi, reia-
tives and friends at Richmond. Mr..
Elkin returned TO Louisville.
Mr.. J. w. Rout, Jr., and Miss Sue
Rout attended the funeral Of Mr.. G b.
Oweas st Somerset Monday. Mr.. J.
W. Roat, ST., Nho was an uncle Of
Mr.. Owens was there al thr time of
his death.
Mrs. w. C. Shanks had as dinner
guests on Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Ireland and their guest
Miss Matte Grinstead of Louisville.
Miss Grinstead returned to Louisville,
this week.
Mrs. P. E. kems, at present of
Birmingham Alabama, is ti2e guest of
relatives here. Her many friends wall
be glad to know that she. and her az,
tractive family, expect to make their
hons in Louisville in the future.
Miss Lucy LEG and Clayborne Wal
ton left Monday for Orlando, Florida
where they will make their koms in
the future. Mr.. James Cooper &C
companied them to Nashville where
he will enter Vanderbilt for the COM
ing year.
Mr.. George Downer of Cincinnati
spent the week end with Mr.. John
Stone and family. He was Joined
here by his brother Mr.. John Downer
and two friends and they will enjoy a !
week or two camping before returning
to the City.
Miss Mary Bureh left Monday for
Stanton Va, to resume her work as
instructor in the School for the Deaf |
at that place. This is the third year
Miss Burch has been connected with
his school which speaks volumes for
Ter ability as a teacher.
Miss Raney of Texas, niece and
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Hays en-
Dyed motor trip through the Blue
grass on Tuesday. Mrs. Hays and
Miss Bette Paxton were also members
If the party. Miss Raney returned to
Ter home in Texas later in the week.
Mrs. Kate Miller, Misses Florence
Truehart. Malinda Miller, and Kate
Alcorn motored through tho Bluegrass
asst week and report delightful tino.
Mr.. Glover, who is great success as
a conductor of such parties, drove
them and to him they attribute much
Of the pleasure of the trip.
Miss Malinda Miller one of our many
fine teachers for the deaf left Monday
for Buffalo N. Y. where she will have
charge of pupil in private family
for the term just opening. En- rout
Miss Miller will visit friends in Knox
vile Tenn, and Charlotte N. C, Mrs.
Kate Miller left several DAYS earlier
for Pittsburg Pa, where she holds a
splendid position in the School for the