The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-12
LANCASTER


Mrs. J. w. Acey has returned to her
home at Stanford after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hughes.
Congressman A. .. Stanley spoke
to large house of staunch democrats
in the adjacent village of Paint Lick
The Chautauqua Circle held their
last meeting for the year with the
teachers. Misses Brashear and Mason
at the home of Mrs. Will Lawson.
Sunday. May the 10 was Mothers
Day and the able ministers of the town
preached excellent sermons compli-
mentary to the good mothers of the
city of Lancaster.
Mrs. |. 5. Dunn and children, OF Lex
ington, are with Mrs. Dunns parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Gulley.
The Lancaster High School team
defeated the Richmond team in a match
game of base ball Friday afternoon in
3 III favor of the Lancaster boys. This
makes only three games in which the
Lancaster team came out in flying
colors
There were four confessions at the
Christian church on Wednesday even
ing after the lecture given by Mrs.
Ellie X. Payne. of indianapolis.
Mr.. Samuel Davis, who has been i'll
of paralysis at Campbellsville, has i'm
proved sufficiently to be brought to
the home of his father, VIM. Davis, of
this city.
Mr.. Wv Smalley, OF this county and
Miss Jennie Williams, of Louisville.
were united in marriage at the home OF
bride in the Falls City.
On Wednesday evening most appro-
plate services were held at the Bap-
tist church, the occasion being to CON
secrate the new members, that had
Joined during the revival into the
church. A number of appropriate adj
dresses were made by the pastor and
officers.
Gayle Doty, the bright young nep-
hew OF Miss Lena Bright. had an en-
joyable birthday party at the home OF
his aunt. The happy occasion was to
celebrate his eighth birthday. Inviting
refreshments were served the youth
iul gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Denny left the
past week for a most delightful out
ing in New York and other places of
interest.
Mrs VIM Sebastian, OF Richmond.
is here for a visit to her sisters. Misses
Bessie and Eunice Prather.
Little Horace Boggs Gulley, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Gulley and two
little sons OF Mrs. l. 5. Dunn, OF Lex
ington. were operated on by Drs.
Jackson. OF Danville, and Elliott, OF
this city.
Miss Georgia Dunn. the efficient
superintendent of the Prison Work, OF
he Christian Endeavor. was in Frank
iort for the meeting OF the Christian
Endeavor Union
Lieutenant John Paul Miller and
wife are being showered with congra-
.ulations since the arrival of a hand
some little son in their home.
Mrs. Ed Price and Mrs. N. B. Price |
we're recent guests of DIR. and Mrs. A. |
). Price at Stanford They reported |
hat DIR. Price is showing improvement |
since a recent operation.
Rev. ). II. Pollitt has returned from |
doreland, where he was engaged in a |
most interesting revival, which resulted |
n number OF additions.
The graduates numbering II of the |
lancaster High School. will hold their
commencement exercises ON Thurs
lay evening at the School Auditorium
Mr. {. w. Murphy. formerly of this
ounty, died at his home in Lexington
.fter an illness OF two years. He is
arrived by wife and four children
Mrs. Addie Landram Mcfarland.
laughter of the late General W. J.
died at her home in New
FORK City of heart disease The de-
eased is survived by her husband, a
prominent T. s officer, one son DIR.
.andram Mcfarland, a sister, Mrs.
-harles McGugin. of Howard. O.. and
brother. Louis Landram,of Danville.
lrs. Mcfarland was woman of
charitable musical talent, having a
tightly cultiyaed voice.