The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-02-12
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Mr.. Levi Bell has been quite sick OF
rheumatism.
Mr.. Jack Collins and family will soon
move to Somerset.
Mrs. George B. Colson visited rela-
tives near Paint Lick.
Miss Katherine Melvin was the guest
of Miss Della Lawrence.
Miss Mamie Holtzclaw has been
sick of a bad sore throat.
Miss Lucille Thompson visited Mr..
and Mrs. Phil B. Thompson.
Mrs. NJ. F. Lawrence has been visit
ing relatives at Parker City, Ind.
Mr.. Thomas Naylor sold lot of corn
to Mr.. J. l.. Anderson at 81 per Dbl.
Miss Lucille Lackey, of Paint Lick,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Pru.tt Thompson.
Master Harvey Anderson. little son
of Mr.. John +. Anderson has been sick.
Mr.. F. L. Thompson sold good milk
COW to DR.. Southland. of Stanford. for
$65.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l..
Thompson, which has been so sick, is
better.
Mr., Rodney Naylor had a valuable
dog to so mad. The canine was prompt
lY killed.
Virgil Jones and brother Wade, visit
ed their uns,e, Mr.. Walter Hiatt, near
Stanford.
Mrs. w. C. Cummins and children
visited the family of her father on
Cedar Creek.
Misses Kate and Darling Payne, of
Lebanon Junction, are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. j. F. Payne.
The Preachersville Telephone Com
pany is building line to connect with
the Bell at Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Thompson,
of near Paint Lick, visited her brother,
Mr.. Timothy Payne.
Rev. Rogers, pastor of the Baptist
church at Crab Orchard will preach
here Saturday and Sunday,
Rev. R. B. Baird and Rev, j. E.
Arnold have held a series of meetings
at the Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Newland, OF
Cedar Creek, visited Mrs. Rebecca
Pettus and family last week
Some of our local sports near here
are beginning preparations for another
season of angling Those who know
say suckers will soon be biting.
/ Our friends, the bachelors who went
into an agreement concerning their
matrimonial prospects are still in the
public eye Small bets are being
placed.
Mr.. l. K. Perkins, the popular Gil
berts Creek farmer in Garrard, is hav-
ing a nice new front erected to his
home. The new addition is both spac-
ious and handsome
Mamie Jordon and little sister, Ida
Paxton, bright children of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Jordan, will visit their
grandparents at Corbin as soon as
their school is out here.
Mr.. William Barnes, who was for
merly a member of the Christian church
and has conducted religious services
recently from house to house in this
community, Joined the Methodist church
Sunday night.
Our good friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
den Leavell, of Lancaster, have an
abundance of good luck lately. Their
fine Jersey cow for which they have
repeatedly refused SIS, presented them
with bouncing twin calves the other
day. The dam still keeps up her past
records for bounteous supply of the
tactical fluid, The twins have suffic-
iency for their every need, while Mr..
and Mrs. Leavell secure enough for
family use.
The fall term of the Preachersville
Consolidated School will close on Feb.
20. The teachers, Prof. johnson and
Hutchins, have put forth every exer-
ton to make the term a success. And
they .have succeeded and won the
plaudits of a pleased community.
After a weeks vacation. a 8 months,
spring term will begin on Monday,
March End. The term will be a
subscription school and those wishing
to enroll their children as pupils see B.
1. Blankenship or Prof. johnson.
Parents are watchfuf to give good
gifts unto their children; what better
gift can one give their children thar
education.
Being in Lancaster Tuesday, we call
ed at the new home of the Contra
Record and found everything "spicl