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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Oldnbersisn.

gon einem iungen iinbefarnten
glrriden, beiien MISUNDERSTANDING
Der poIBei mitsetbeiIt tu,lroe. 1T in
Der gsadt sum Sonntas ssobn Saas
an Der sSiinften unb 9apuliaer Stra,
&c ipobnbaft. I'M feline GeIbbarIe
NIT $50 SnbaIt berciibt poroen.
Saas bate iid burh ben Chauffeur
Gopt na9 bsm aotomotipeHf8uppen
Der Big Sour 8abn, 8iperiioe, lab.
rem laiien, irno 5og bel Der gnfimft
an benz geitilnmtngSort feline BeIo.
b6rie, nm bas Gabrselo ~ entritten.
sm ielben Monlent trat elm hlnger
Weunn peu Sinten aus ben gfnlasen
berpor unb entrib oem @ann Die
@eloborie. Gbe es geIang cine Der.
foIgung oes M1nbers alli5uie5meu,
mar SerieIbe int TiiHfef Der siafjt
cufidmunben Ter Gbduffeur ioa
obue ani elm Sabrselo gu beiteben,
idnel babon eefabren ieln.
- 8euiamin 8Iep Don SO. 23 DIT
gfeinte Strabe min nod ben slnga-
ben, bic er Der Eoli5ei mafte, in fei-
mem SausfIur bon brei Mdunern
iibsrfaI1sn unb UNI bic Sumns Don 8
Dollars bsraubt wcroen ieirL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Die &utbmGnner.

Der 9roB Sbsr Chief Ses uuq6.
bdngigen Sroens Der RotbmGnner,
SObn @migboIS. ppbnte 9eitern nit
ben Snoianern pabmart uno 6enntng
Der @eriammlune oes 6amilton
Stammes bel. Ssrr GmighoIs fii6rte
ben 9UriiB uuo Serr Senning ods
Brototoa. @r @rpb Sber @1ief Bag
mart iiberrsichte feline Grnennllng ais
0eputirter BON Butler Golntp. Die
Serren Wm. 8inion, J. RentidIer,
Gorbrsp itno Shnat pEroen ais Ulits
sIieber nuTgenommsn uno bic 6errer
giirtuer, Bftrmann uno Suni als ioll
DE pprgsi6Iaeen. Die 6erren Wm.
Wolf aIno u. Weoer erboteu ii1 fret
ipiuis, bic SammeIIiite fiir bic 8riegse
notbleioenben in 0eutTtIaib lmo
Seiterrei6slIngaru Sirtuliren 81 IaIs
fen. Die Qiften perOen BON jepem
Stumm i'm Staate auf @eranIaIIunl
nes 9rob Stammes onsSetbeiIt uno
bic 9eiammthtmme piro ipGter oem
9rpb ShaBmeiiter iibergeben, Der iie
benz osutiten aonIuI in Cincinnati
Silgeben Iuiien niro.
Sn Der 9erfdmmIuug am na6iten
Sonutas rpsroen bic Rebenselebe dnges
nommen unb mebrere &anbiodten efr,s
eefiibrt fperben. Die @erIammlung.n
finben in Maper's SalIs ftntt unb iiuo
ipegen Der Srodenbeit taft INNER pun
allen Mitslieoern bsIu4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
9anoelss aDrperi1aitem
9Ins alien Sbeilcu Oes gaubes 1icr
81 einer SonuentOn ueriammelt.

Sine srobe Qfn5a5I Don gretuti0.
8eamten unO Setreidren DON Sans
oslsorganiiationen aug allen 9beilen
oes lauoes iinb bersits bier einsetrof.
fen. um Der gemsiui4ditli9en aous
BENTON Der amsrit0H AHoeiution pi
Commercial Greeutl0ts uuo Der Gen.
tral 9fociatiOu Of Commercial Sc.
eretariss, bic beute i'm SOtsl 0ibIon
3uidmmentreten uno brei 2age
pausrn pirb, bei5uppbnsn. Die Rom
Dention piro beute 9orrnittag bon
5srrn g. Gbriftp Msao DON Rem
gort, Oem prdfibsRtsr Der eritsss
nannten 4HOciatiOn, 5ur Srbnung
ssrufen tperosn, pprluf giirssrmeiiter
Spisgsl bic 9eIesotsn i'm Ransu oer
Stabt uno 9err George J. Oisterls.
prdiibent Der Sunbelstdmmsr, lie i'm
Ramsn Der bisfissn 9anb.lst0rpsr.
f6aftsn begriiBsu pirO. Ddbreno Der
aonDsntion psrosn cine Qu5abl inter-
.ifantsr @ortrdse ssbalten uHD spar
bon: Diqinm 9sorg, Bruce, prGf.
Der Central qH pi Commercial Sss
crstariss; Samss 81. Rcaibbon, se-
trstdr Der SanSelstummer, Bottom,
Ra6.; Uiunion u. SaDsus, Sstretdr
Der 9anbeIstammsr DON GIeOslano,
o.; $. y. gpa, Stir. bes CONNER
eioI Club. DULUTH, Miun.; SoparO
Strpng, Setr. Der giDies ano Com.
m.res aF'u., WinnsapoIis. Rinr.;
abolpb golbt, s..r. Der SaHbels.
hammer BON 5ouiton, 2sy.; gttiot $.
9oobnin, Se,r. Der SanbeIstammsr
Der unitsb Sidtss Of 4merica. Wcib>
iHstOn, .. e.; s. 3. Garter, Snbus
itrial gommiiiiOnsr, 8odro OF GOm.
msrte, Refp Grlsang, Ga; gpsrs 8.
9ithea, SER. oes 8oaro Of Gomz
msrce, Detroit, Mid.; Bruce 9ennss
bp, prdi. Der SOutbrn Commercial
Seer. af'u., Woutgomerp. qld.; GarI
Osbonep, SdRoslstammsr DON Sin.
ciHnati; 5bornopte 9eldHo, Sdns
Oslstammsr ppn 8enOsr, GOIo,; SIR.
@uilo. Sscrstdrp Manager Grsater
0apton 2lif'n., 9apton, O.; 9. 8.
aepis, 9eneral SER. Der Sano.Is.
TANNER. SnoiauapoIis, Sn.; Prui.
WilIiam u. Seott. DON Der uRiDerii.
tat @isconiir, Wabiiou, Wis.
g(u9 fir Die llnter6altung Der De
lssoten 1T beit,ns geforst, iubem fir
beute absno i'm 9i6ion Souis ein ins
formeller .Smoter" fiir Oienftag
2lbsnb elm 2un6eon in Der 6anoeIs.
hammer nno fir Mittpod gla4mits
tag cine glutomobilfabrt burh bic
Stabt uno YOritdots arrangirt III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
gsurSSenti6e sd,iitcm.@eielidait.'

Die ROrobsuti4s Sdiissn G.,
isllIbaft bdlt isBt Disber ibrs SIP.
ungsn in Der gereinsbale an Der
5reeman glDsnus ab. Die ssiiriss Der.
idmmluns. untsr 8oriis oss prdii'
osntsn 5. Rolfes unb Der prototOlls
fiibrung beg Sstretdrs Jr. BietR.
erfreute iib sines resen gsiu9es uns
Die Rcutinseefadfte fanosn cine
Idnslle GrIeoisuus. DER prGiibsnt
brahts bann sin Sod uuf ben nsusn
Sdiibent0nis 5reo. Bistbe aus, Dsls
der dls 5riebrib Der grobe Ru. l
oos S5sptsr in biefem S6iiBeuiabr
i6pinst. Der gsriht bss Seit.aom.
mites piro in Der nd9fsu Der.
idmmIiIns betannt geSebeu. in pelder
aud bic glufnabme nsusr WitsIisoer
itdttfinbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
55ftem 0ebnrtstag
Seging geiteru Der Sraucn' nnb
,Snngfrauen'@erein Der Guang.
Erut. ct. gaulus Wemeiu6e.

Inter 3ablrei6er 8etbetligung ieis
ner eigenel MitgIieOer, iopis iolfer
elmer Qn5a6l neutrality-suspicious. be-
ging Der Sruuenz uno Sungfruusns
Oerein Der GD. prot. St. poulus Sc
meinbe (pir. Qnoreds Rsmsr3) gss
tern Ieinen 55. @eburtstag IN elmer
Der @elessn6eit piirotgen Weiie. Gin
geleitet purbs bic iSsier burd einen
5eitgpttesbienIt bes y}a6mittdgs,
ipdbreno osfen puitor Sans .Soupt
6lc Dcutibe mo Mcu i. ]ieitotp oIc
engIif6s Sseitrebe bislt. Die PaHtoren
Is. Baum, 9ilbert S4mtOt uHo PduI
Sdmiot, pel6e Der Geier beipo6nten,
iibcr6ranten 0em feItGebcn0el 8erelu
bic 9liitpiinide i6rer reip. 8emein.
ben. Der atrden6or, unter 2eitung
oes grof. $. @erolo, Derf60nte bic
5eier Dur6 feline erbe6enbeu G6ors
gefdnge, unD am S6IuB oeriel6en ers
bob ii6 9a'tor Rsmen5, um Der ein-
3tgsn nod hbsnoen 9riiuberin, 5rau
2ouiie SormOe6le, iopie 5rau gBil'
9eImine Cube, pel6e Dsm 9eretn
Ifpn felt so Subren ais Utitglieo uns
ssb0rt, i'm Hamen Der 9emeinoe fir
ibrs Srsue unb 2tnbGngli4teit 5u ban.
Ten unb i6nen aIs 3ei6en Der 2lnz
ertennung is einen biibI4en 8lumena
itraub gu iiberrsiden.
Na6 Der tirdlibsn 1sier bsgabeu
Iih bic Sbeilnebmer in bic Shul.
rGume, ND Elm i6mod6uftes Souper
Ieroirt purbe, bas Der &o6tunit Der
riibrigen 0dmsn pom 5eitausIaub
ale gbre ma6te.
Der Qlusi6ub beitanb aug ben
0amen: Warie 9uttne6t, Minnie
@ebbarbt, Warsuret gicoIab, 2ena
Sientsr, Margurst Qusnborf, Gmilie
&aufmann, Morie Riets, @liIe Bad
meier, 2puifa WoIsborf, Barbara
gerti6e, 8atburinu Siemer, gora
@asfe, 2ouifa Riebemann, gmuIiu
&Oenistramer, emma Mebling, Cara
Siitner, Wilhelmtna sueting, 2ouiia
6artsmeier, ROia yisbaus, Wearia
S6eer.
Die iesisen gsautsn -bss .9ereins
limb:
prdfibentin, Winnie Gpers.
8ise prdiiosntin, 2ouiIa geters.
SstretGrin, emma St.intamp.
S4usmeiiteriH, 2i5sis 1ormoe5Is.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

5es srobes 8ermOgen opfsrte, inben
ct ieine Solbdisn islbit, b. 3. duf .i
gene &often, tleibete unb nit Pro.
piant perfob2
Der 9eutIde Nitolaus6e 6erd.
beimer fam Dor Gdfabette 6eriiber
fdlus nit feinen OeutI6sn Iarmerr
bic @ngldnber untergurgopne unb i'm
Wo6atpt 9dllsb. llnb Der BON WnIb.
inston 10 bod sepriefsne pfarr.r
petsr W Wiblenberg bon
Boobitod, in 9irginieu, oerlieb
feline 2anasl unb tampfts ssgsn bic
gngldnber nit sinsm Rsgiment, bas
er aus feinen eigsnen Gemsinbeglies
bern gebiloet bate. Ms6r nod aber,
als i'm arieg, babsn Die Oeuti6en fir
amerita i'm 5rieben gsleiitst, auf benz
Gebiste Der 9eiitestultur, Der WiI.
feni6aft, Der Gunit, Oss Gr5iebungs.
peieus uno Der gooentultur. Das
a[les I9eint man beute DereeTen 3l
9ateH. Die ameritonii4s 4bneisung
gssen bic 0euti&n 1T ebenio nsnis
begriinbet, pie bic ii6ersrobe gsgsis
iterung fir bic Gron5ofen, gar fix
bic Gngldnber, bic pisltei9
beute nod pie Ssrren
bieis 2anbes DGren, penn
ibnen bic 9sutf6en mid
sessn lie. sebOlfen bat
ten. gs 1T jebt bic 3eit, bieie Din.
ge dus5uipre6en uno benz ssssntpGrs
tigen Sei6ls6t in grinnerung gu
rufen.
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Scs guttiegsina bcidlnISiat.

SIN slpsiten ppli3eibiItritt bieIten
seitern Raamittas bic pplisiiten Wp-
ran uno 9dIbpin cine Ra5sia aui
r9Iinb Siaer" ab unb iiberraI6ten
5oup 9issiO bon go. 326 Sit 5rOnt
StraBe, luuieIbit feline Wlutter eiuen
Soft Drinas 9arlor anterbGlt, bel
benz unssbliden 2tusIddrt Don beraus
idnebsn 9etrdntsn. gissir purbe un=
ter Der 9eiduloiguug Der gerlesune
oes Sdanfseieses in Salt genont
men.
- Inter SerieIben @eiduIoiduna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

Ialto" bag gnnje 2eben III Der &C.
iDobllten Gatbe uno SronIing ab,
DifeIt. SSn DEN aaererlten Gneen mad
Der Wirbilmadiulg mar Die 6eihdfts'
lpcit hur9 bic Sdmere ilnb cen @rnil
Der @reigniiie uotpraelldb etlpas ge'
la1mt. Ias iunr gnHj iei6Itperitdno.
lid. g6er ihon nud) nenigen Sagen,
als men Ii6 al oen @eoatfen, Der nm
gebeure &rieg iei mirfli6 On, ctluos
GeiGDbllt Dutte, begann alles lidj GDie'
Der fraftig 5lt regen. Sbne lleberbe-
buna fem mar lagen, oab 0as mirtB.
iGaItlide &eben Ger gan5en gtation
taum etnen 9lugenblid unterbro6en
Dorben lit, abgeiebcn eber non ban
allererIten Qagen, no fait jeOermant
ltarf inter Dem @influB ser lid, nie
eine 0fieiennlditbtne IN IbGtiefeit
ieben0en Wto6iIno6urg itono. Sebr
balo dber bntten ii6 0ic 3uritdblet-
benOen nuf lire neuen glufga6en BE-,
ionnelt uno icit1er aebt. aQcs ielbit,
GerltarOlid nit Der gebotener 9es
fdranfling - ieinen Sang lpeiter.
Die SltOuitrien, Die irgenotpie fiir
ben SeereSbebarf arbcitcn, iin6 itart
6eiddltigt, Die an5eren uno Der Sau.
Def paiien lid Dem 8erbdItnliicu an
nrbeiten nit qeringeren glrbcitsfr1i.
ten lpeiter un6 ilhen ibre getrie6c
inter itloner geriifii9tiglng oes @e.
ianlnttpobls iouiel Die nl0glid uui.
reft3uerbalten.
glus talt'enO 9lnregungelt ans bent
trun6lrbar eiumiit6iqen, tiefen Mol.
len oes gnn5en 8olfes beraus iino
iiber 9tad,t ur5Gblige Srganiiationen
aQer gIrt eutitanoen, Die ben 3tpef
boben, lnIere 8olfsDirbihaft 6urh
ole i6meren 3eiten binorrh nit ge'
funoem Sptinlismlts ultf iidlerer 30
lis 5ll erbalten; fir Die ,5olgen Der
gelpii3 groben uno idlueren 9erluIte.
Die elm iolfJer arieg MN etnnaI nit
ii6 brinqt, miro IN Der unfaiienoften
@eiie geiorgt. 10 nett DteniAenfroft
MIR inuner reiden fann. @roB itno
ollie oieie 9llfgaben; aber nit ibnen
rpudien o!tf Die Sraite, lie 3u betpdIti'
ger gs liegt MN einmal bon ieber
I'm Gbarafter Der oeutihen Hation
bag, ie grUber Die slnioroerungen
iino, Die 6ic 3eit Itellt, oeito mebr al;s
ibr unerih6pili6e Spnnrfraft UNI
@eharrllhfeit i'm @rtragen aues
SdNperen berporiprieben.
gSir iirto alle Der feiten, llnerifiit-
fer[ifen 3uberIid)t, oab uniere bent
fte Sahe aua Nem mgebelren 8am.
pfe trct eiHer MIeIt Don Sdppierigfet'
fen iieerei1 berDorge6en miro, baB
mir ms ben Ylas an Der Come nab,
ren Weroen uno oaB ifon in Der
leberIpinoung Ser SoIgeu res Rrie'
ees cine rcue grobe 9Iiitte5eit tom.
men miro, an mel6er auth lu1fere
SsreunDe IN 9(merifa ibren pollen &n.
f5eil babcn ncroen.
sSn Der 0offnuna oab 6ieier gricf
qut mo iriib5eitiq III tbre SdnOe
fommt, baB er 6ei lSfncu uno Sbren
lSrcElOen oa3u beitra9en moge, Die
@aGrbeit iiber uHs gu per5reiten, be.
ariiBe i'd Sic
freln6Iidit
(Gc5.) @lfre D $. 2 d iitte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Srna Wieiieritidle bapon.

9urdb MsHTiti6s am Riitsn unb
am Sdls ipur6e ssiteru Morssu Der
81 Sabre alte Glopo mrglure bon
go. 1860 Sim StruBe DerleBt. unb
mubts ii1 feline 9erlesunsen i'm itGbz
iiiHen arantcnbaus berbtnben Iaiisn.
Yicglure @rietb an Der 3ip6lften unb
@ins StraBe nit mebreren peripnen
in Streii, in bsifeu 8erlauf sr seitos
den ipurbe. Die Ramen ieiner Din.
arsifer tpnnts Der Miblanbelte ni4t
.auasbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

lpiiroe Der geger Charles 2elpi5 BON
go. 320 Sit 6ront Strabe perbdftet,
ipeIher nnseblid sterpart oes ddIte
'@aro Central 9iepnblican @lub 1T.
S5n oen M1iuneu oeS nnaebIideil
Gibbs ipnrOen 81 ciniahe 5tuiten
gicr ltno ieds Qoppelfaiten nit Ger
Itenioit porgeiunoen.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29

for visit to his mother. Mrs. Dora
Miller Hugh is well known here and
very popular and has many friends who
will be glad 10 know that he has been
very successful in his work in MINI.
, M s. N. Urton ana Mr. Larkin Fain
of Iessamine County. spent few days
this week with Mr Jessie Tiomas and
family.
Mrs Ellen B. Wilson, and two sons.
Masters George and Lain Wilson visit
ed her father ana mother, DR. and Mrs
Nelson Mays, at Paint Lick. last Sun
day.
The ChautaUqua Circle met Tuesday
afternoon 1t the home OF Mrs, L. +.
Hudson. The interesting subject diss
cussed was the 7th and 9Th chapters of
'TennysOn Through England and an
entertaining study of In Memoriam.
The current events of The Independent
magazine were also of mach interest to
| the ieIilDeIS VI l!l6 CllClC-
Capt. w. V. Richardson arrived last
night from Washington City to spend
few weeks at home. This is his first
visit home since Christmas. Congress
adjourned Saturday, after the longest
session N its history Minister Price
will arrive fIom Panama tomorrow
night He Will be accompanied to
Kentucky by Mr.. James II. Do:man.
Minister Price arrived in New York
Saturday. 49, Advocate
! One of the attractive social functions
for Monday was the beautiful thimbie
party given by Mrs. Percy Carl Sprague
at her pretty apartments in the Pelman
on North Thirteenth street, when she
entertained in honor 81 Mrs. II. a. l..
/ N arksb2cy of Kentucky, VINO is with
A.rs. a. H. Rice. Chrysanthemums lii
yellow and white. so beautiful at this
Season OF the year, were used in ar
ranging the rooms. The afternoon
" StS SOSiciiiy esiHi viii iiiNSA~ am
needleWork. At the close OF the fuuc-
ton delicious luncheon was served III
the Sun parior. All the appointments
fo- the table Were in yellow and green.
In the center Was d french basket fiji
ed with chry 5anthemumS. The handle
of the basket was fastened with pret-
ty yellow tuiie bow. The favor for the
guest OF honor was a pretty cOrsage
bouquet. The other guests were given
dainty little nOsegaV-s MADE OF yellow
roses and fastened with yellow bows
The guests who enjoyed the hospitality
Of the hostess were MeSdames I'll. A
3. Murlsbury of Kentucky, John Nor
ION Of Nashville Tenn, h. ). VI eed, l.
H. Richey, Howard Ramp, Julian Cat
IS. +. Z. Beatty, A II. bice and Mss
Helen Beatty Richmond, Ind. Paliz-
dun.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29

| the guest of friends, this week.
Vim. McCleland Johnston of Nichols
was recent visitor in Lancaster.
Mrs l.. n. Miller has returned from
visit TO her parents in Richmond.
! Mrs. Ed Walker is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ramey of Eminence.
I Miss Mamie Herring is visiting
her aunt. Mrs Eliza Newland in Stan
! ford.
Miss Sarah Daniels has returned to
her home in Paris after visit to Mrs.
J ohm Mount.
iirs. Zarelda Gullev is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Coley and other relatives
in Richmond.
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Cox are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of II pound boy
in their home.
] Mesdames X. L. Elkin and J. L.
Robinson were in Louisville Cor visit
of several days.
Mr.. Dozier Arnold of Birmingham
Ala, was the week end guest of Miss
Annie Belle Burnside.
Mrs. A. H. Basin, little Henley V.
Basin and Miss Mamie Walters spent
Sunday in Grab Orchard
Miss Joan Mount will leave Saturday
for visit of two months to relatives
! in Lagrange and Covington.
Mr.. J. r. Mount has returned from
a week visit to his daughter Mas. T.
NJ. Wilson in Bowling Green.
Rev. J. w. Beagle, Is in successful
meeting at Hustonville, but will be
home Saturday, and will fill his pulpit
Oh Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Brewer CT Lebanon who
has been with her sister, Mrs. Terrill
Layton, is now the guest OF Mrs. J..
Rockwell Smith
Mr. and Mrs. j. Raymond Haselden
Mrs. S. II. Anderson, Harry Anderson
and Miss Halle Brown motored to
Frankfort Sunday
Friends of Mrs Emma Higglr5otham
regret very MUCH to hear she continues
i'll Of malarial fever at the home OF
Mrs. w. l.. Lawson.
Mr. Billy Swope has gone te Peoria
Ill. to accept position with his uncle,
Mr.. w. A. Bioberly. who is the man
ager for the Western Powder Go. in
that city.
iMesdames John Z. Stormes, RI Elkin
". r.. Cook sand Emma G. Kaufman
were in Danville Wednesday after
noon for a handsome reception given
by Mrs. Robert Harding.
}, Miss Annie Belle Burnside entertain
! ed at O'Clock dinner Tuesday in
honor of Mr.. Dozier Arnold. OF Birm-
inghsnm Ala. and Miss Elizabeth Gibbs
of Sayre College, Lexington.
Robinson Cook will entertain the
Christian Endeavor Society on Satur-
day, Halloween evening by pound
party at the handsome suburban home
of his parents MIR. and Mrs. w. K.
Cook.
Mrs. Emma Kaufman left today
| Thursday as a delegate for the
Kentucky State Library Convention of
the Womans Club in Lexington She
will be the guest of Mrs. Lizzie Boland
while in the city.
Mrs. Samuel Cotton, Mrs. j. w.
Beagle and daughter Miss Viola and
Miss Minnie Gulley will motor to Lex
ington today, Thursday for the B. Y.
lP. u. Convention which meets at the
1st Baptist church.
Mrs. A. M. Knnaird returned home
Thursday morning from Louisville.
where she recently underwent an OPP
Grafton. Mr.. Kinnaird accompanied
her home. Friends will be delighted
to know that Mrs. Kinnaird improved
in health. -Middlesboro Three States.
Mr.. Hugh Miller, who holds lucra-
tive position with Telegraph Co. in
Taylor Falls, Mimi. is in Lancaster
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29
NOTICE.

The Garrard Bank and Trust Com
pany, Assignee of H T. Logan, hereby
notifies all of said Logan's creditors
that said Bank as such Assignee will
on the % day of November 1914 move
the Court 70 release him as such AS
slgnee of said H. I. Logan this the End
day of Oct. 1914.
The Garrard Bank & Trust Co.
Assignee of HI. T. Logan.
10 S-lt
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29

Mrs. Elizabeth Dillon of Stanford
has been visiting Mrs. N. Miller.
Mrs. J. T.. Robinson and Miss Ann
Reid were visitors in DanviIe Satur-
! day,
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Elkin and Miss
Betsy Ware motored to Lexington Fri
day.
Mrs. Jesse Gulley and Miss Bessie
Gulley were in Danville shopping last
week.
Mr.. J. W, Pumphrey celebrated his
18th birthday at his home on last We'd
nesday.
Miss Virginia Bourne has been visit
ing her sister; Mrs. w. X. Warren of
Stanford.
Mrs. w. l.. Lawson, Misses Brashear
|, and Mason We're visitors in Lexington
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay Hamilton and
Mrs. Halle Dunlap mOtored to LHXirg-
ton Friday.
DR.. Moss of Williamsburg has been
called to the bedside Of his brother Mr..
Rufus Moss.
Mr. and Mrs John Z. Stormes and
Mrs. H Clay Sutton motored to Lex
ington Friday
Mrs. Margaret Hagis and little daugh-
fer of Jackson We're recent guests of
Mrs. & c. Rose.
Reverend Maddox OF Hustonvilie
filed the pulpit at the Baptist church
Sunday morning..
Mrs. Matte P. Frisbie is'in DanviHe
for visit of two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. ". C. Price.
Mrs. Ed Price is at home after 4
short visit to her sister Mrs. George
Ballew of Madison.
J w. B. Burton, Misses Nancy Walker
and Martha Kavanaugh motored t.
Stanford Saturday.
! Professor and Mrs. Cancer, Misses
Webb and Morris were visitors II
Richmond Saturday.
Mrs. W. 7. Williams has returned tc
her home in Lexington after visit tt
her brother Mr.. John Walters.
Miss Jennie Lackey was in Lexing-
ton the past Week as delegate to the
State Sunday School Convention.
Mrs. Z. l.. Owsley left the past
week for visit to her brother Mr.
Ben Uetcher and wife in New York.
Mrs. Arthur Joseph left Sunday foI
visit to her mother in Chattanooga.
Before her return she will visit in Ash
vile, N. G.
Miss Betsy Ware who has been visit
ing Mrs. r. E. McRoberts has gone for
a visit to Richmond before returning to
llCI
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Haselden and
sons have returned from a short visit
to Mrs. Haselden's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Powell Duncan of Nicholasville.
Mr.. Robert Gulley and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Gulley, Master Robert Lii
lard Gulley and Mrs. Mollie Broaddus
motored to Lexington one day last
week.
Misses Jane and Mary Doty We're in
Paint Lick Saturday and attended the
interesting revival being conducted by
the Reverend Sanford Logan at Old
Paint Lick Presbyterian church.
Reverend Patrick Davis who has
held several interesting meetings al
the Methodist church is now engaged
in revival in the county and is the
guest of Mr., and Mrs. D. F. Rankin.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29
Killed hN RUNAWAY Rarrei.

; runaway barrel of beer killed g
woInan in Glasgow the other day A
cartCT was unloading a Iorry when d
beer barrel slipped and rolled down
Z steep incline. where it Ieli down
staircase On which were four people
\ woman was knocked down and
killed instantly and three other people
were Injured.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29
Just 10 Get Even.

W.se-''NOw, John, my sister Belle
enc her steady are CONG TO call on
Us tonight. Sc you must act tba part
Of an ideally happy married man.
She's not quite sure Of him YETI
John agelyD-"Leaye il 20 me-.
That lobster trimmed me on q horse
trade once. Leave it to mei'-Chi-
caEo News.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29
a Success.

The conversation had turned to the
many men who had met success
There. for instance" said one man
pointing down the street, goes a man
who began life in poverty and now
lives on the fat of the land" McFee
looked. Yes, l know him." he re
piled. He's an agent for an antifat
concern."-Judge.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29

~ Ts--I- = -. - -
Tha River Platte GUr'a,- the SUM
Tier i Try along the greater TaT1iCn
Of its i,ourse. The WAGER rams under
sroun&. only an occasional pool ap-
rearins on the surface. Ply digging
almost anywhere Ill its course a sup
ply o. fresh, cool water may be OBJ
tanned
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29

Sixty acres az 'anJ. = u.ii-- from
Lancaster 'H Sugar or" & pi6c. Good
mouse, barn and plenty Of water.
HerndOn {; Walker. Lancaster. Nv.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29
kentucky Red Berkshire Far Sale

l have 10 nice young hoa~s for sale.
Ihey are from Anna Bell ard Fancy
Lady the choice of my herd.
u W. B. Denny, Lancaster Nv.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29
ram Ear Sale

Io6 - acres az mi e. frcm Iarcas-
ter' WI: SCI rs Whole o. in TIVE. t.acts
lIo 20 with Improvements or go, acres
un IN y. - Eo.ic.
o--V---"' Lexington. Il.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank those VINO were so
kind to US in our late sickness and the
death OF our dear mother.
Mrs. Martin Brogh.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29

information - 20 VIE reabout, of
Amelia Murphy ,co!oredD j.; living. W
if dead - 10 her relatives.
G. 3. SWina5foad. ATTY.
Lancaster. Nv
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29
School Tex.

Have ben due since Jul, lst. Picas,.
call at HHee and settle and save r.rsrt,.
=. ". Harris. Treas.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29
Wanted.

Wanted to rent a farm of about 100
acres. Money rent. Can give salts
factory reference. T. B. Creech,
Lancaster. Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29

Cons 10 tn cio,.-- out SAFE of he
X. II. Batson S5cc', o. goods.
Frank Moore
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29

House an! lot IN Lexington street.
."r safe o. rent. Mrs. Susan Fisher.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29

Ladies ami cdildre"a low cu. shoes
hail price at Nuo,..>.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-29
Eaased.

Fruits Of every variety at Zrmn,, ..s