The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-04-30
STANFORD.

Mrs. Harriet Butler has returned
home after visit to Miss Liccie Beaz-
ley.
Mrs. Dan .Traylor has been quite i'll
at her home in the country for several
days.
! Miss Clara Collier, of Crab Orchard.
was the recent guest of Miss Mary
Burdette
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ncileg 3. Ecaacls. Of
Middiesboro. are guests Of hcr father.
Mr.. ). 5. Hooker.
/ Mrs. Jessie Stage is at home after a
visit to her son Harry Stagg aud VIE
at Knoxville Tenn.
Mrs. Mary Bur-h has returned nome
after q visit to her son, sam Butcu and
family at Boiigee, Ala.
Miss Jennie Duncan. OF Lancaster.
has returned home after a visit to he
sister, Mrs. Charlotte Warren.
Mrs. Pauline HAS, of Crab Orchard.
has returned home after visit 10 nc.
daughter. Mrs. i. ;. Price.
James Cooper, who has been with
his brother. Edward Cooper at Litca-
field. iii, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Perkins and son. Of
Nicho.asvil.e, nave been the guests Of
Mrs. Belle Perkins and Mrs. Eubanks.
Mir. and Mrs. W. j. Romans and little
grandson. of Lancaster, Were here Sat
urGay afternoon the guest OF hersister,
Mrs. W. a. Carson.
DR.. and Mrs ". 3. Penny and
daughters, of Daavilie, returned home
Sunday afternoon after visit 10 his
mother, Mrs. Mary Penny.
John n 3ienefec. Jr, Shelton NJ.
Saufey and =. W. ireland. attended the
Ceremonies Of the SINNERS Of Oieika
Temple at Lexington last week.
Mrs. Forest Fitzgerald. Of Dauvllc.
and Miss Wilkinson. OF Lancaster. vino
were guests Of Miss Gertrude Wilkin-
son lass week have returned home
Stanford has been withouta telegraph
office for some time, but the Western
Union Co., mas run wires in here and
will open up an office at an early date.
Gov. J. {. ". Beckham who is max
ing a great race for the democratic
nomination for United States Senator,
will speak mere on Saturday afternoon,
May 9th.
Mrs. James Denton, of Somerset, Mr.
John Higgins, and daughter Miss Julia,
of Richmond. attended the burial of
Mrs. Elizabeth Higgins here Tuesday
afternoon.
S. NJ. Walter. of Portland Ore. who
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs J.
w. Walter at Lancaster, was the guest
of his uncles, Wallace and Jesse Walter
here last week.
Misses Mary and Carrie Reid and
Oracle Comely. members OF the efiici-
ent force Of the Lancaster Record,
paid this office and appreciated call
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs J. NJ. Holloway and little daugh
ter Frances. OF Knoxville Tenn. who
have been visiting her sister. Mrs. John
Bright Jr. are the guests OF relatives
at Lancaster and Paint Lick
Vern Myers. the nigh diver. that was
with the street carnival that was here
last week was painfully injured on Fri
day night. He was knocked uncon-
scious after his dive by being struck in
the head by heavy metal ring in the
net in which he leaped
Most of the little city of Mckinney
wa destroyed by fire on last Friday
about noon The fire started in the
home of Miss Jennie Huston and spread
rapidly to the adjoining houses. The
Baptist church and several other of the
good buildings were consumed.
DIR. G. G. Perry, one of Stanford's
best known physicians, left last week
for New. York City, where he will
spend several weeks and then ne will
go from there to London. Berlin. Wen
ma and other places of interest abroad
before returning home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Higgins passed away
at an early hour Sunday morning after
lengthy illness. Her death had been
expected for several days, but at the
same time it was a surprise to her host
of friends and relatives She was in
her 89th year. The deceased is sur
vIved by her brother, W. II. Higgins, a
prominent hardware dealer of this city
and a sister. Mrs. kittie Hopper. be-
sides ten grandchildren. The funeral
services was held at the home of her
son, W. II. Higgins Tuesday afternoon
at 2:3O by Rev. p Bruce. pastor of the
church, of which this
good woman was a faithful member.
The interment occurred in the Buffalo B.