The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-28
LANCASTER

Mrs. James Holloway and little
daughter, of Chattanooga, are guests OF
Mrs. James Ramsey.
Sturgeon Homer Tinsley, who has
been i'll of typhoid fever for several
weeks is not so well, pneumonia hav-
ing recently developed with the fever.
Mrs John J. Basin and children, Of
Sublette, I'LL, are guests OF her par
ents Mr. and Mrs John Walter
MIR. James Clark. a thrifty farmer.
has been appointed County Road En-
gineer for Carrard county.
Miss Lefty May McRoberts' recital
for her music pupils and parents was
enjoyed by those present Refreshments
we're served the guests by the gracious
hostess
Miss Edith Moore. the attractive lit
Moore. celebrated her 9TH birthday BY
giving a party to 10 of her little girl
friends. Dainty refreshments made the
occasion a happy one to the youthful
gathering.
Mis-. Howard Rice, of Richmond.
Ind, is here for visit TO her mother,
Mrs. n. A. b. Marksbury.
The Chautauqua Circle met the past
week at the home of the Misses Gill.
| The subject Evolution" is still under
discussion Life in the Past" being the
theme that interested the members at
the last meeting
Miss Rella Arnold left today for a
short stay in Lexington.
The Senior class numbering IL.
are making extensive preparations to
give the interesting play THE Mer-
chant OF Venice during Commence
ment week.
The meeting at the Baptist church
| continues with unabating interest. there
| having been some IL or IL additions.
The song service under the director
ship of Rev. {. 5. Ellis and able SER
mons OF the popular pastor, J. w. Bea-
gle attract large audiences.
Mr.. James Landram, of London. as
sistant agent at the L. 4 N, depot has
resigned his position and Mr.. Horace
Herndon, of this city, has beer APP
pointed IN his stead.
Mesdames Theodore Curry and w.
A. frlce were recent visitors in the
| city OF Danville
Friends will hear with much regret
OF the alarming illness of Mrs Alice
Barkley Walker, OF Nicholasvile, a
former resident OF Lancaster. She has
Just returned from one OF the Lexing
ton hospitals and shows no improve
| ment.
Mrs. Robert Dunlap Blanton who has
| been with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
!. w. Elmore is now in Harrodsburg
visiting her friends, Mrs. Charles Har-
din.
Mrs. ]. ]. Price was hostess on Fri
day afternoon from 3 to to the mem
bers OF the Woman's Club. An inviting
luncheon was served by the popular
hostess, who showered true hospitality
upon all
Mrs. Nellie Ballou, of Stanford. was
the recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c
Gaines.
Miss Margaret Munson, OF Madison
n, y, is the guest of Miss Lefty May
McRoberts
Mr. w. f Barton. OF Oak Park. H..
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
NJ. Patterson.
Miss Elsie thinner is at home after
a pleasant visit with friends in Gin
cinnati.
Miss Emma Nichols has returned to
her home in Danville after visiting
Mrs. Alex West for some length of
time
Mrs. James B. Collier died at her
home in this city after a protracted i'll
ness OF heart disease age 81 years
The deceased was a faithful and de-
voted church member for many years
Her love for her family was indeed
touching, and she only desired to live
20 minister to their wishes. Besides her
husband. daughter and three sons. she
leaves three sisters to mourn. her loss.
and for the bereft there is much sym
nathy felt and expressed. knowing in
this dark hour "He who doeth all
things well" alone can console