The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-03-31
LANCASTER

Miss Alice Brock and Vernon Lamb
Of the Gainesville section were united
IN marriage by Judge {. A. Arnold.
The Eighth District Christian En-
dedvor convention met in Lancaster.
March 9Th, 18th and 10Th and a most
interesting program was rendered, a
number OF prominent speakers, and
delegates being present. Fine music
with number OF good solos and quar-
tetteS made the convention attractive
both to visitors and Lancasterians.
A little 4-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Flannery. living near
Hy1ttsville was severely burned by his
clothes catching fire while standing
near an open CRATE II is thought the
child will recover from its burns.
The graded school at Paint Lick OPP
ened the past week it having been sus-
pended on account OF scarlet fever.
Mrs. j b. Collier, who has been i'll
at the home of her son, Charles Collier
in Fork Ridge. Tenn, has sufficiently
recovered to accompany her husband to
her former home, Lancaster for visit
Mrs. J. c. Burnside is in Birming-
ham, Ala. for a stay with her daugh-
ter, Mrs ] Vincent Arnold and family
The Chautauqua Circle met with
Misses Martha and Helen Gill on
Stanford street The theme consider
ed was the study Of new volume on
the Meaning OF Evolution"
Mrs. S s. Yantis and daughter, Miss
Bessie Yantis. OF Indianapolis, are will
Lancaster relatives.
Mr.. Hugh Logan. a shoe merchant
who has been in business in Lancaster
for Fl years has made an assignment
for the benefit OF his creditors naming
the Garrard Bank and Trust Co.. as
assignee Mr.. Logan is quite popu
lar business man. being extremely
corrieous and affable in manner. He
has served two terms as mayor OF Lam
caster. His failure is said to. be due
to bad collections.
Miss Lettie May McRoberts was ir
| Lexington, where she presided quite
gracefully as POSTMASTER at a banquet
given at the Phoenix hotel by the CHI
Omega Fraternity.
Miss Alma and Mary Lear. were
| guests of Mrs. J. L. Newman in Frank
| fort. Miss Rella Arnold is making q
short stay in Corbin with her sister
Miss Mary Arnold.
Mrs Joanna Ball has returned from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Bohon Campbell in Stanford
Mr.. Hugh Tomlinson. of Toledo, o.
is at the bedside of his father, Mr.
Henry Tomlinson. who continues quite
lin.
Mrs J Rockwell Smith and little
daughter. Juliet and Charlott are the
guests OF Mrs. Smiths parents, Hon
and Mrs Charles Fox In Danville
| Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Robinson
and little sons, Walker and George ID
Jr.. have returned from a winters sta,
IN Cordal6. Ga.
1t is with much regret that Lancas
ter citizens witness the departure o
DIR. VIM. Burnett Mrs. Burnett ant
little DAUGHTER for their new home il
Shelbyville. They will certainly be &C
companied to their new abode by man!
good wishes for health and prosperity
Captain Am Bourne sold at commits
sioner's sale the Hager land in Bry
artsville, which consists of 1919 acre
together with Is acres of cliff land 4
Mr.. w. S. Hager the purchaser 70
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Communion services were held at tn
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
Mrs. John NJ Mount and Miss Kati
Barnes Dickerson were in Louisville
ard enjoyed the religious play "Josepl
and his Brethren"
The voice pupils Of Miss Saral
Daniels entertained at recital on Fri
dav afternoon Some excellent solo
were rendered by the pupils.
| Mesdamcs A. F. Sanders, Pool Per
kins and d. c. Sanders and Miss Chris
tine Sanders. Of Lancaster, we're re
cent visitors in Danville.
| Mrs. w. s. Elkin. of Atlanta, VIII,
has been visiting her sister, Miss Jen
ME Duncan is now in Stanford witt
sister. Mrs. Charlotte Warren.
Mrs. Elizabeth Joseph is home agai
after a protracted stay in New Yorl
INwith her sister and in Eaton. o.. wit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox.
Mrs w. s. Walker has been calle
to Connersville. Ind. by the critical i'll
ness III her little granddaughter. Mar
earet Walker. she being alarmingly il
of diDtheria