The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-05
LANCASTER

Mrs. George NJ. Patterson. one OF the
most beloved and intellectual women.
aged ) years, died at her home in this
city after an illness of six years from
locomotor ataxia. The deceased was a
native OF Sublette, ILL.,. but had lived in
Lancaster about p years. her husband
being the depot agent for the l.. & ~.
rarload. She was the faithful organist
at the Methodist church ever since she
had resided in Lancaster Even after
her health began to fail she could be
seen vending her way to preside at the
organ. an instrument she loved so we'll
Mrs. Patterson's father only died a
few years ago. he having been pion-
eer settler of northern Illinois. On her
maternal side the deceased came of
fine Scottish ancestry. Besides her hus-
band and only daughter, Miss Grace
Helen Patterson. she is survived by
sister. Mrs Ira L. McLaren. of Seattle,
Wash. and two brothers, DIR. w. Z.
Barton an eminent congregational min
lister. OF Oak Park, ILL.,. and ]. J. Bar
tor. postmaster at Sublette. III.
Much sympathy is felt for those SO
sorely bereft. but they know their loss
is her eternal gain.
Friends after friends depart
Who has not lost a friend?
There is no union here on earth.
That knows not here an end"
Mrs. Ed Walker Is in Eminence Wis
iting her mother Mrs. Annie Ramey.
Miss Bette Robinson entertained the
Chautaugua Circle and served an invit-
ing repast of Strawberries and cream.
Miss Martha Swope and Harry Ed
wards, OF Marksbury, surprised their
many friends at Marksbury by going
to Jacksonville, Ind, and being unit
cd in marriage.
DIR. ]. J. Purseley and Mrs. Purseley
have returned after a winters stay in
the city of Atlanta and are with the
latier's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Sanders.
There have been % additions to the
Baptist church during the series of
meetings that have been conducted by
Revs. J. W. Beagle and S. c. Ellis.
Large and attentive audiences have at
tended these services.
Mrs. ]. Johnson died at her home in
this city, aged IS years, after a pro-
tracted illness from the infirmities of
age. Besides her husband she is sur
,iyed by two sons.
Another daughter has come to bless
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wesle,
Walker.
Mr.. w. c. Davis has returned from
Campbellsville, where he was called by
the illness of his son, Mr.. Samuel Da-
Wis, who is i'll of paralysis, but later
shows Improvement
Mrs. Ellie X. Payne, of indianapolis,
Superintendent of Children,s
Work of the L. w. b. NJ, will be here
IN May 9th and lecture at the Chris
tian church.
Judge and Mrs. NJ ID. Hughes have
been in Louisville for a few days Wis |
il to Mr.. and Mrs. X. f. Hughes.
Miss Scotia Petty is in Cincinnati |
Tor a short stay.
Miss Edith Horney, of Cynthiana, has |
accepted a position as clerk in X. H. |
handsome dry goods store.
Mrs. Ed. Perkins and son, OF Mich
llasville, are the guests of her sister,
Mrs. W. A. Price.
The Lancaster High School team |
played an interesting game of ball
against the Harrodsburg High School
cam Friday afternoon on the College |
campus and the score stood Is to | in
avor of Lancaster. The home team
was the winner in all points of the
game.
Miss Joan Mount is at home after a |
,isit of some length with her sisters.
Mesdames Thomas Wilson, of Bowling |
,reen and Shelby Allen of La Grange. |
Miss Allie Dunn. who was called
iome by the illness OF her sister. Miss
.eyy Dunn has returned TO Bolivar
Tenn.
The baptizing of the converts at the
Meeting lust held at the Baptist church
vas OH Sunday afternoon. the INNER
ion being in the Dix river at ESQ o.
lock
Our popular County Superintendent,
Mss Jennie Higgins was in Louisville
asst week for the meeting Of the Ken
lucky Educational Association.
Mrs. George Atkinson. of Lower
iarrard. entertained at a well planned
TX O'Clock dinner in honor of a mum
'er of relatives and friends in celebra-
ion Of her Doth birthday
Miss Pearl Belts. who has been thu
Efficient book-keeper at X. II. Batson's |
ior number OF years has resigned &c
axe a lengthy vacation.