The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-07
LANCASTER


\ There are fine prospects for both ;
rard this season
Mr.. W F. Walls, who has been Twins
in Bryanisville is i'll OF typhoid ievet
at the home Of his sister. Mrs. Rob
ert Gastineau at Hiattsvile.
Mrs !. Parker Gregory was hostess
on Saturday at a delightfully."- planncC
birthday dinner on Richmond street, IN,
honor guest being her mother Mrs
Sarah Rayburn, of Richmond Tn,
home and table appointments were ar.
tis;ically decorated in spring flowers
Rev. j. w. Beagle is in Barbour
vile. where he is holding a very sue
cessful revival.
The Chauts~qua Circle is still much
interested in the study of Evolution
They held their meeting the past week
with Misses Brashear and Mason.
Mr. Leslie Long sold his farm in
this county to Wcntmor Smith. for
I $40
Mrs. Jennie Broaddus left today for
baltimore to take second course ol
treatment for cancer.
Me,s,s James |. and Vim. Hami!-
ton, " d. Hughes and others were in
Edrrodsburg To hear Governor Beck
ham speak Monday.
Miss Lou Grant is at home after a
pleasant stay of several weeks with
DIR. Samuel L. Grant and Mrs. Grant
in Danville
Miss Fannie Thompson, OF Boyle
county, is the attractive guest of her
cousin, Miss Halle Brown.
DIR. NJ. l.. Hunt, a popular lecturer,
delivered one of his lectures BE
Somebody at the school auditorium
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Vim. r. Clark and daughter,
Miss Margaret Lctcher Cook are at
home after a pleasant visit to Louis
Vile friends.
Mr.. John w Walters is reported
quite I'll al heart disease at his home
ON Lexington street. As he is adj
vanccd in years relatives and friends
are apprehensive about his recovery.
The closing exercises of the Ian
caster colored graded school was held
at the court house Friday evening,
April 10Th at at 3 O'Clock.
Mrs George NJ Patterson shows
some improvement after quite an ill
ness OF several days duration.
Mr.. VIM Pointer died at his home
at Hammock, from paralysis, aged %
years.
tx Representative, Vim. Ray. who is
very III Was compelled to undergo an
operation. His condition is regarded
as quite critical by his physicians, DIR.
Jackson, OF Danville and Elliott OF
tins city.
Mrs. James Collier is very i'll at the
home OF her son, Charles Collier at Foi K
Ridge, Tenn Mrs. Collier has been in
failing health for some time, but her
condition is now regarded as serious.
Mrs, !. Rockwell Smith entertained
at handsome social function at The
Manse' for her two attractive guests,
Misses Ray and Lytle, of Lebanon A
profusion oi spring flowers were used
IN decoration lent much charm to the
affair
The Senior class of 1914. of number
II in number have ordered $50 com
mencement invitations. The following
ones comprise the graduating class
Miss Patsy Kinnaird, Bernie Lear,
Maria Ballard, Elizabeth Collier, En-.
ma Walker, Patsy Anderson. Eliza
Todd and Mary Holtzclaw. Messrs,
Bowen Givens, Carl Acton. Ecton Law
son, Lucien Grant, Robert Tomlinson
and VIM Swope
Mr.. Andrew Payne died at his home
in this county after lingering illness
OF tuberculosis, followed by brief in
ness VI pneumonia. The deceased is
survived by widow. two brothers and
two sisters. lie formerly lived in Lin
coin, but had been a resident of Gar
rard county for a number Of years
Miss Bessie lantis has returned to
her home IN indianapolis, after a visi,
10 her aunt Mrs. James A. Dudderar.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Kemper are back |
in Old Kentucky after a winters stay
in Birmingham, Ala. with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM. Anderson. Mrs. Jesse
Arnold, OF Frankfort is the guest OF
her mother, Mrs Ella Belts. Misses
Jane and Mary Doty have returned
from visit with her sister,
Mrs. Bradford Jenning in Tulsa.
Okla. Mrs. Carlton Elkin is at home
from visit to her aunt. Mrs Kidd
in Casey county. Misses EVELYN I vile