The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-14
LANCASTER

Rev s. N. Poliu has bough, a lot
at Wilmorc and expects to build a resi-
dence a, an early date.
The Circle Girls held a candy and
cake sale Saturday at the Central Re
cord office.
Hon Charles Fox, OF Danvile and
/ Prof. George McLord. Of Columbus, O.,
are guests Of Rev ]. Rockwell smith
and Mrs. Smith
The last meeting of the Chautauqua
Circle. was held at the hospitable home
Of Mrs u. i. Hudson. The class had
under discussion The Underlying Idea
of Evolution"
Miss Fannie May Miles, OF Louis
vile, and Lillard Miles, OF Nicholas
vile. are here at the bedside OF their
father, Mr.. A. {. Miles, who IS quite
ILL.,
Catholic services were held at the
home ct Mr.. and Mrs ~ Miller. Faith
er O'Iiricn. OF Richmond, conducting
the meeting
Miss Joan Mount was the honor
guest at well appointed meeting OF
the Ladies Afternoon Bridge Club at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Mosby Wilson N Bowling Green. a
delicious salad course was served.
County Surgeon Homer Tihsley, is
III OF typhoid fever, at his home, near
Lancaster. As Mr.. Tinsley is of
strong robust frame his friends are
hoping i've can soon battle the disease.
Miss Tommic Francis was hostess at
Progressive Rock Party the honor
guests being Mrs J. Rockwell Smith
recent guests Misses Evelyn Lyle and
Eula Ray. Of Lebanon An inviting
luncheon was served.
All of the churches held appropriate
Easter services Sunday. The members
of the Christian church had an open
session Sunday evening and crcndcrcd
an excellent musical program.
DIR Wheeler. the young dentist. is
III of typhoid fever al his boarding
house. that OF Mrs. Sarah Hamilton on
Water street
Mir Wallace Walter and wife, Miss
Mary Walter and Miss Annie Milburn
uf Lincoln county were at the bedside
recently, Of Mr.. John Walter, who is
regarded as critically III OF a compiled
tioh of diseases.
Prof aud Mrs. NJ l.. Cancer were IN
Louisville for a meeting Of the South
crn Educational Association.
Miss Fila Thompson. an attractive
Young lady OF Danvlle. is visiting her
cousin, Miss Mollic Brown.
The following we're elected officers d;
the Presbyterian church Messrs. Cab
bell Denny. Edwin Walker. Horace X.
| Hcrndon. Elders A. Deacons, Alex
Doty, Jr, Brewer Layton, W. o.
| Goodloe and John Gill kinnaird
A a, -
| guest of her sister. Mrs. John Ross.
Elder r. NJ. finder and Mrs finder
have returned from a stay in Louis
vile. where they attended the Educa-
| tional Association.
The remains oi Mrs. Sallie Richards
, oi Stanford. widow OF the late Captain
4 Thomas Richards were brought to
Lancaster Friday and inferred in the
Lancaster cemetery. The deceased was
a Miss Dunn. sister Of the tate Mrs.
| Bette Bcazley aud Mr. Dunn. A
daughter. Miss Bessie Richards sur
wives her. For her much sympathy is
\ felt IN this almost double bereavement
as she So recently lost her father and
now her mother.
The Ladies OF the Methodist church
held AN exchange Saturday at X. y.
Browns Dry Goods store.
MIR. K. +. Hughes and little daughter
Margaret Elkin Hughes. of Louisville.
were recent guests OF Judge NJ d.
Hughes and Mrs Hughes. Mr.. Hughes
came 10 do honor To a birthday dinner
for his mather.
Miss Willie Wilkcrson is at home
after a pleasant stay with her sister,
J Mrs Forest Fitzgerald. of Danville
The { w BM and Circle girls OBJ
served Monday. "Wednesday and Fri
day as the week Of prayer Mesdames
Emma Higginbotham. w. 4. Arnold
and George ID. Robinson proved able
leader, for the { W. b. NJ. auxiliary,
Many thrifty LancastcrianS took ad-
vantage of some OF the recent spring
like weather and planted their garden
seed The changcable weather may
cause them To regret their haste.