The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-04-16
PREACHERSVILLE.

Miss Jean McKechnie visited Miss
Lucy Pettus,
Mr.. Leece. of Copper Creek, visited
at Mrs. Duvall's.
William Elmore is better of measles.
No new cases reported.
Prof. and Mrs. Cyrus Johnson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Cress.
Mrs. Jones l.. Anderson has just
opened nice line of millinery.
Miss Jennie Ray visited her mother,
Mrs. Mamie Ray, at Judson, XIV,
]. T. Rigsby bought head of ITO Id.
hogs of B. D Holtzclaw at s cts.
Dewey Croushorn, of Garrard Co.,
visited at Mr.. Mason Holtzclaws.
Mrs. Will Rigsby, of near Brodhead,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Rigsby.
Mr., and Mrs. F. l.. Thompson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Sprinkles at Shelby
City.
Hudson & Hughes have White and
Yellow seed corn that will make you
money.
An itimerant vendor of spectacles
put glasses on several of our people
last week.
Miss Lena Arnold, who has been at
Crab Orchard, was with homefolks the
past week.
Miss Carrie MAYORS pet rat dog
tried to overhaul moving auto truck.
Canine killed.
]. T. Rigsby sold car of mixed hay
to Parker Gregory, of Lancaster, at
$l4. per ton.
Rev. J. M. Rogers. pastor of the
Baptist church, will preach Sunday and
Sunday night.
J. T. Rigsby bought 8-10O Id. hogs
of Ad. Davis, of Dripping Springs
section at u cents.
Miss lula Naylor was severely
shocked by fall when banister on q
porch broke under her weight.
Mrs. Rebecca Pettus and daughter
Miss Kinda Pettus, were visiting Mrs
B. ID. Holtzclaw at Walnut Flat.
Mrs. J. j. Thompson received wore
from Mt. Vernon that her eyed father
Mr.. Horace Baker is quite sick.
Rev. Morgan, of Crab Orchard
preached Saturday night, Sunday, anc
Sunday night at the M. E. church.
Mr.. R. G. Pettus sold two-year ole
jack to Meyers & McClintock, of Mil
lersburg for $1,000. This was a fine
animal.
]. T. Rigsby bought a cow and g
heifer from John Wilson, of Bee Lick,
at 50 cts. for cow and 81 cts. for the
heifer,
Mr., Roscoe Colyer received word
from Somerset that his father, Judge
P. G. Colyer, was dead. Mr.. Colyer
formerly resided near here.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. P. E.
Parrish came very near burning down
on Friday afternoon at suppertime. A
spark on the roof caused the trouble.
This is the second time in this year
that the structure has caught on fire.
Some of the Preachersville ladies
will give play here some time in May
entitled, 1.-The Ladies' Masonic Lodge. "
The play shows they have heard their
husbands talking in their sleep and the
good ladies ''catch on" to the work and
conclude to organize lodge of their
own. Those who are in the play are
especially talented and we believe it
will be a success. 1t is full of fun
from start to the finish. There will be
a nominal price charged for admission
and everybody should get ready to help
out In good cause. The proceeds
will go to put in walks at our Consol-
idated school.
A School Improvement League was
organized Friday evening at our new
Consolidated School building, About
rs people were present. After the
singing of my Country IT'S of Thee,
and 1.-THE way of the Cross Leads
Home" by the audience with little Miss
Iva Thompson at the organ. Prof. ]. B.
Hutchins offered prayer. After which
this gentleman was called to the chair.
The purposes of the meeting stated by
Prof. Cyrus johnson. Mr.. Hutchins
elected chairman and B. l. Blanken-
ship assistant. Mrs. Jones L. Ander-
son elected Secretary and treasurer.
Constitution read and adopted by over
rs members. Meetings on Friday
night.