The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-03-10
Lancaster


Lancaster
Rev. r. NJ finder is in Warsaw, Ny
where he is holding series Of meet.
ings.
| Misses Annie May aud Ellen Walker
two attractive young ladies OF Rich
mond. are guests of their cousin, Wal.
Ter Hudson.
Homer Ray, OF Buckeye and Mis-,
Anna Walker, of McCreary, were uni,
ed in marriage by Rev. J. W. Beagle
at the Baptist parsonage.
The Lancaster Tobacco Warehouse
under the management Of Charlie.
Speith and Co, have closed for the
season having shipped their las, hogs
head of tobacco.
Miss Martha kavanaugh, OF the
Richmond Normal school. was here for
visit of several days with her par
cn,s. Mr. and Mrs. A. w, Kavanaugh.
Mr.. John Rose has sold out a half
interest OF the meat shop and grocery
firm known as Ross and Whitcneck.
to Mr.. !. Wesley Walker.
The Circle Girls will give social
this Tuesday evening in the Christian
church, AZ! Q! the members Of the
congregation are upon the invitation
list An inviting luncheon will be serv-
ed.
Mrs Jennie Broaddus left the past
week to consult specialist in Balti-
more Md
Judge X. A. Burnside who has been
dangerously i'll is now thought to be
convalescent.
Rev. 7. NJ. finders Bible Class gave
candy pulling Friday evening at the
court house. The small admission of
10 cents was charged and neat sum
made.
Mrs. J. W. Beagle is enjoying a stay
with friends.
DR.. b. {. Rose, rising young ply
stefan OF Bryantsville. recently pur-
chased handsome new automobile.
w. q. Wearen bought small farm
of X. j. lson near Lancaster at so per
acre. The tract contains about so
acres.
Mr.. b. \. Soper, the courteous as
sistant at the freight depot, met with a
serious accident when he fell from a
platform, while helping to move some
metal roofing. In falling Mr., Soper
received bad scalp wound. cut ear
and bruised shoulder. The fall being
the distance OF seven feet, he was
knocked unconscious and remained so
some time. Later reports are that Mr..
Soper was getting along well and hop
ins Tor soon recovery.
The remains of Mr.. Curtis Ruble,
who died at his home in jessamine
were brought to Garrard and inferred
il Mt. O!i,et cemeiery Besides his
wife he is survived by three daughters
and four sons. The deceased was a
native OF this county
Miss Alberta Anderson rs in Dan
vile. visiting her aunt, Miss Dove
Harris.
Mrs. !. W. Beagle was agreeably
surprised at her home on Stanford
street, when the members OF the Bap-
tist church gathered IN celebration OF
her birthday. Mrs. Beagle was remem-
bered by quite a number OF handsome
and useful gifts
Ben Corminey purchased a lot on
Grab Orchard street of George Spoon
amore for 5000 Young Mr.. Cormney
will erect a residence on the site in the
spring.
Mrs. Sallic Rout Fox died at her
home at Marksbury after a lingering
illness OF cancer. She leaves an only
son, Robert Rout Fox TO whom she
gave her hearts love and devotion and
brother and only sister, Mrs. Alice
Scott having died some years ago The
deceased had long been faithful
member Of the Baptist church
The trial of Robert L. Barker for
the killing of his brother-in-law, John
kason. resulted in verdict against |
The defendant for from two to twenty.
one years in the penitentiary The
in the Buena Vista section,
Barier's daughter made her home with
her aunt, Eason's wife and the girl
had suitor Objectionable to her faith
n, Barker meeting Eason on the high
way charged him with encouraging the
'oune man to visit his daughter,
both Barker and wife
'new this was forbidden by Barker. an
'ltercation ensued when Barker drew
MS weapon and fired on Eason with a
atal result.