The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-22

Masonic Grand Lodge in Louisville this
week, representing the Paint Lick
lodge, of which he Is Master
James Hilton and Chas. Zanone Were
in Nichoiasville Sunday.
Miss Julia Zanone is at home after Il
visit to relatives in Danvil!e.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Clay Sutton were
recent visitors in Lexington.
Miss Ella Hagan Of Richmond is the
guest of Miss Margaret Arnold
Miss Sara Daniels of Paris is here
for a visit TO Mrs. John NJ. Mount.
Mrs. j. p. Ripy has returned to her
home in Lawrenceburg after visit to
Mrs. A. c. Miles.
Mrs. j. w. Acey of Stanford came
Tuesday for a visit to her parents Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Hughes.
The Misses Dlckerson and Miss Sara
guests Mrs. j. B. Soper.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Raymond Haselden
entertained few friends at O'Clock
dinner on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. w. S. Elkin, of Atlanta arriv-
ed Wednesday and is visiting at the
home Of her brother Mr.. Jonn Duncan.
Mrs. Samuel Cotton spent Monday
and Tuesday with her sister Miss
Emma Walker at Georgetown College.
Mr.. Fred Stone. mir. and Mrs. J. H.
Meier, OF Danville We're the guests Of
Mr.. W. NJ. Zanone and family Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Gibbs of Sayre Col
lege Lexington was here for short
stay with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Gibbs.
Mr.. Uriah Dunn, of .Hustonville. has
just returned TO his home after visit
of two day with Misses Lula and Liza
beth Timpson, near Marksbury.
Misses Willie Wilkerson and Patsy
Anderson who have been the guest Of
Miss Jamie Bells house party il
NicholasviIe for the past week. have
returned home.
Miss Elsie thinner returned home
Tuesday night after a visit of two
weeks with her brother, DR.. Chas.
/ Zimmer, of POmeroY, o., and other
relatives in Cincinnati
Messrs.. W. Q. Rigney, w. r. Bas-
j tin. J. w. Sweerey. J. NJ. Farra are
i'll Louisville this week attending the
Masonic Grand Lodge as representa-
tives from the various local Masonic
J organizations.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Hudson Boner Of
I Camp Nelson motored to this place and
Were accompanied home by Mrs. Jack
Adams and Mrs. 0. U. Terrill. and will
all go later to Frankfort and Shelby
vile. at the latter city for Il visit TO
Mrs. Grant Trumbo.
/ kilograms TO relatives announced the
illness last week OF Mrs. G. c. Farris,
at her home il. Colorado. it was at
/ first thought that her ailment was
serious but later Intelligence brought
the news that she was very much
| better.
Mr.. White Marsee was the victim of
quite painful accident the latter part
of the past week. In cutting meat, he
accidentally let the knife slip and cut a
deep cash across his cheek number of
stitches being necessary to close the
wound.
The following people were here for
the burial of the late Mrs. Robert
Stone; Mr.. T. A. Stone and daughter,
Miss Stella. of Huntington, West Va,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Stone, Mr.. Con-
nard and Mrs. Higgins. of Somerset,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wall, of
Portsmouth, Ohio.
The Chautauqua Circle met on Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. f. B. Marks
bury in the West suburb. This enthus-
iastic class of students are now enjoy
ing an interesting course on Tennyson's
poetic works and are noting the signi-
ficant passages remarkable as indica-
ting the wondrous foresight of the
Prophet-Poet.