The central record., 1914-10-08
dlesboro.
dlesboro.
Miss Margaret Arnold was in Rich
mond last week with friends.

mond last week with friends.
Miss Mary Kurtz was the guest of
Miss Mayme Stapp last week.
Mrs John NJ. Mount has been upon
the sick list for some days past
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sutton of Lexing-
ton have come to Lancaster to reside.
Mrs. Carrie Davidson is in Richmond
for visit to her daughter Mrs. Rice.
Mr. r. l.. Walker of Ncholasvile is
visiting his sister Mrs. w. o. Rigney.
Mrs. Kay Lackey of Emma Texas,
was recent visitor of Mrs. F. S.
Hughes.
Mrs. r. P. Gregory and baby are at
home from visit to Mrs Rayburn in
Richmond.
Miss Dora Ballou of Clarence KY is
the guest of Miss Shirley Mahan of
HYattSville.
Miss Willie Ramey of Emlnence is
the attractive guest of her sister Mis-.
Ed. Walker.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Beagle We're i'll
Richmond Monday the guests of Mrs.
Charles Cotton.
Miss Mamie Dickerson spent Satur-
day and Sunday ill Richmond with her
3 mother Mrs. Mary Dickerson.
Mr. John Collins who recently re-
turned from the Philippines. is here to
see his sister, Mrs. James House.
Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Hurt are spend
ing the week in Lexington, visiting
relatives and attending the trots.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Burton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Stapp and little daughter
Helen, were visitors in Lexington.
Mrs j. Harve McRoberts and Miss
Mary Higgins of Stanford We're guests
on Wednesday of Mrs r. E. McRob-
erts.
Mrs. J. NJ. Fa.ra has sufficiently re-
covered from her recent illness as to be
taken out for stay with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Burnside.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phelps and Miss
Pauline Smith of Richmond motored to
Lancaster Saturday and We're with Mrs.
d. NJ. Lackey and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore. Miss Helen
johnson and w. &. Johnson of Dan
vile Ill, were guests on Tuesday of
Mrs. d. M. Lackey and daughter.
Mrs. Luther Gibbs and Miss Annie
Belle Burnside have returned from
Lexington, where they visited Miss
Elizabeth Gibbs who is attending Sayre
College.
We are glad to state that Mr.. Charlie
Thompson is able to be about in his
room after attack of typhoid fever.
He is "a brother of Mrs Hayden
Leavell of this cItv.
Mr.. Willie F. Miller, reporter and
general hustler for the Lancaster Rec
ord, was here Friday with the Lancas-
y ter football team enroute to Somerset.
-Danville Messenger.
Messrs Leslie Knight and James
3 Mingua of Lexington have been the
( guests of Mr.. Joe Kelly this week.
! Mr. Mingua was formerly located in
Lancaster in the tobacco business, but
3 will be with the Lexington Tobacco Co.
81 this season.
Lancaster friends will learn will
much regret of the critical illness OF
Miss Mollie Brooks of Crab Orchard
T a She has been in California for som,
!. time, hoping a change Of climate woulC
sb- prove quite beneficial, but later infor
a nation is that she is failing rapidly
Mrs. Chas thinner and son Chas. Jr
the left Sunday for their home in Pomeroy
ter 0. after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. r
Zimmer. They were accompanied b!
ing Miss Elsie thinner, who after a visi
in in Pomeroy, will go to Chicago for
stay with Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Renne
before returning home.
lis-
+ The following will arrive Tuesday tC
be tho guests of Miss Lefty Mae Nc
Roberts. Mrs. George Fort of Clarks
uth vile Tenh., Hiss Ann CIeghorn, Som
eh- ervile Ga; Miss Margaret Munson
Madina N. Y, Miss Betsy Ware, o
was Hopkinsville. and Miss Katherin
Iiss Spindler of Christlanburg Va.
Billie Swope has resigned his positio
to with The Henry Clay Fire Insuranc
of Co. of Lexington, with whom he ha
been the past summer, and is spendin
1;,, few weeks with friends and relative
in in Lancaster and Garrard county, prio
to his going to Peoria, Ill, to begi
work under his uncle w. A. Mobery
Tor Mgr. of Western Powder Mills of tha
q city.
Among the pre-nuptial affairs tha
the will take place in honor of Miss Lett
oty, Mae McRoberts, will be reception giS
e in en- by Mrs. Robert Elkin, a reception
Mrs Will Cook, linen shower by Mrs
RON, George Robinson and Misses Wake
lice and Kavanaugh, at Mrs Robinson
,sas suburban home, Greenwood "a tea b
Miss Helen Gill, tea by Miss Tommi
Francis, dinner party by Mrs. RobeI
lrs. McRoberts and Mr.. H. Clay Kauffma
ieir will also entertain in her honor.