The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-02-07
w. B. Burton was in Louisville the

first of the week.
Mr.. Ed C. Gaines made a business
trip to Louisville this week.
Miss Bette Walter is in Richmond
for course at the Normal school.
Mr.. S. D. Cochran went to Lexing-
ton this week for visit to relatives.
Mrs. Charlotte Warren of Stanford
is visiting her sister Miss Jennie Dull
can.
Miss Nellie Scott of upper Garrard,
entered the Normal School at Richmond
Monday.
Mrs. George D. Robinson and Miss
Martha Kavanaugh were in Danville
Wednesday.
Misses Anne Lee and Margaret Wool
folk of Lexington have been visiting
Lancaster relatives.
Mrs. Emma Higginbotham will leave
shortly to visit her cousin Mrs. ]. c.
Eubanks in Stanford.
Mrs. ]. C. Robinson has been con-
fined to her home for over a week
with very sore foot.
Mrs. VIM. Hays of Stanford is ex-
pected Saturday for visit to Mr.. and
Mrs James A. Beazley.
Councilman G. S. Greenleaf is max
ing an extended visit to his brother
Mr.. John Greenleaf in Richmond.
Reverend Archer Bishop of George
town filled the pulpit at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening.
Misses Minerva Cox and Bessie Brown
who are students at the Normal school
in Richmond will be at home today for
short visit.
Miss Sarah Daniels of Paris is
expected to return soon and give the
popular entertainment the "Old Maids
Club" at Paint Lick.
! The Misses Gill entertained the
members of the Womans Club last Fri
day evening the honore being Miss
Mary Miller of Richmond.
Mr.. Ed Price was in Danville Tues
day and brought the good news that
DIR. S. P. Grant shows marked I'M
provement since his recent severe i'll
ness.
The Mary Walker Price Chapter of
the U. D. C. will not meet this week
but expect to hold their next meeting
the second week in the month at
the home of Mrs. Ed C. Gaines.
Relatives of DIR. w. S. Elkin and
Mrs. Elkin of Atlanta, Ga. are receiv-
ing very interesting descriptions of the
Panama Canal from them as they are
now enjoying sojourn at that place.
In renewing their subscription to
The Record Mrs. s. A. McDearmon
and Miss Jennie Arnold of Benton
Harbor, Mich, kindly say; we feel we
could not get along without your pa
per, it is like newsy letter from some
friend to u.s."
Mrs. Mary C. Jennings formerly of
this county, but now resident Arcola,
III. is an ardent subscriber to the
Record and adds in renewing her sub
scription, that she would not be without
it for five times the price. She asks to
be remembered to all her Kentucky
friends.
Friends here will be interested to
know that Miss Katherine Petit, has
undertaken the founding of new set
Element school in the mountain dis
trict Of Eastern Kentucky near Jane,
! KY, at the foot of Pine mountain, in
Harlan county. The school will be en-
tirely non-sectarian and undenomina-
tional, and will be truly a benevolent
institution
Mrs. Louise Loos Campbell of Lex
ington has been elected State Cores
ponding Secretary of the c. w. B. M.
Mrs. Campbell succeeds the late Mrs.
Sarah K. Yancey who was so beloved
| in our community. Mrs. Campbell is a
daughter of our Brother Loos, so long
identified with the Bible College, and
is also sister of Mrs. Albert Dabney
who lived with US in the old days OF
Garrard Female College her husband
being a teacher in that institute.
Mrs. 10 Arnold spent the latter part
of last week in Lancaster, the guest OF
Mrs. Stephen Walker and Miss Geofget-
Ia Walker. Mr.. w. B. Burton,
lLancaster's nose extensive horse and