The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-04-09
STAMFORD.

ANONb anu "IlC LOUISVILLE.
Mrs. J. l.. Totten, of Lebanon, wa
" the guest of Mrs Walter Jones Sunda,
Miss Annette Wray, of Danville, Wa
the guest of Miss Frances Tate Satul
e day and Sunday.
Russell Brown, of Lancaster wa
here with his parents. Dr.. and Mrs
g Brown, Monday.
Mrs. Susan Bright Yeager has bee
confined to her room for several day
r on account of illness.
4 Miss Patsy Kinnaird, of Lancaster
was the guest of Miss Mary Lynn Fox
Saturday and Sunday
, Mrs. Hugh Reid is in Louisville will
Mrs. Virgil Lee of Mlddiesboro, who +
there for an operation.
Francis Weatherford, of Birmingham
Ala, is the guest of his parents, Sheriff
j. G.. Weatherford and wife
! Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Beaziey, OF
Lancaster, We're the guests Of MS sis
ter, Mrs. Will Hays Saturday.
Willie Miller, Mrs. Carlton Elkin,
Misses Anna Margaret Elkin. Helen
and Martha Gill, OF Lancaster, were
here Saturday short time.
Miss Nancy Ycager VINO is attending
the Conservatory of Music at Clacin-
natl, is at home for Easter vacation
with her mother. Mrs. Susan Yeager.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Waiter. Miss
Moilie Walter and Miss Annie Miburn
were in Lancaster Sunday afternoon
to see J. w. Waiter. VINO mas been
quite i'll for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burton. Of Hus-
! tonvi!ie, have announced the engage
ment Of their son, Charles to Miss Mil
Ter, OF Augusta Kan. the wedding will
take place the first Of April.
The rural carriers on Routes ], =. 3
ana 1, presented j. G. Fiorrncs, uuo
has been postmaster here for sixteen
years. with a very handsome chair
when he completed his term Of office.
Prescott Brown entertained q number
of his friends On Friday evening at 81
Hook party at his home. There were
about twenty of his friends present
Delightful. refreshments were served
during the evening,
The wedding OF Miss Winnie Davis
Bib, vi Oklahoma City. Okla. to John
Carr Spivey. also OF Oklahoma City
has been announced and will take place
in Apr. The wedding is of much inter-
est, as the bride lived here before NOV
ing to Oklahoma.
Burglars entered the postofIica here
last Monday night and secured about
so. 80 in cash and stamps out Of the
cash drawer. There was abOIt $500
hidden in the office That the burglars
did not find. The work is believed to
be that OF professionals a number Of
letters wecc opened, bat 50 lar no one
has missed anything.
Sheep killing dogs nave begun their
work here this spring very carly. A
pack Of dogs entered the flock of sheep
belonging TO Harry g. Baughman this
week and killed. and mangled OF his
ewes and mace thei' escape before Mr.
Baughman was able to reach them
with his shotgun. Tine sheep raisers
of this county are very much disturbed
over the number o. providing dogs.
WA L. Carpenter died at the home
of Mrs. Rehecca Carpenter at Huston
vile, Friday OF diabetes. tie had been
confined TO his bed for about SIX weeks.
He was one of the best citizens OF the
West End and his death comes as shock
TO his many friends and relatives. lie
is brother of DR.. }. g. Carpeut,r, Of
this city and George Carpenter OF near
Crab Orchard. H. also has brother
d. r. Carpenter at Nashville, VINO at
tended the burial. and three sisters,
Mrs. Belle Dalton of Lexington, Misses
Dove ard Jennie Carpenter, of George
town.
r. c. Reynolds a stock dealer Of
Stanford bought of Cicero Reynolds, of
Stanford. a calf for s..
a. T. Nuneley. owner Of the stock
pens, of Stanford, sold tc SAN Costello
sixteen so pound hogs at cents.
{. c. Withers. of Lincoln county,
bought Of W. II. Underwood, OF Hubble
400 pound steer calf for SD. 30.
S. J. Bell. of Stanford. sold to James
NJ. Cover, well known farmer Of bin
coin, four mule colts at $50. per head.
Mrs. Cicero Renolds. of Stanford
bought of VIII Mershon. of the same
place, two l15 pound hogs at 81 cents
B. d. Holtzcaw. of Walnut Fiat sec
ton. sold to John Rigsby, OF Preachers
vile, ten l20 pound shoats at s cents
per pound.
T. W. Jones, a well known stock
dealer of Lincoln county, sold 10 Sam
HOltzclaw ten 100 pound hogs at y
cents pound.
B. B. Holtzclaw. a farmer of Walnut
Flat section bought of J. w. Creech.
of East Bernstadt, twenty 90 pound
shoats at seven cents.
Will Bright, cashier of the Lincoln
county National Bank at Stanford.
sold to Sam Holtzclaw twenty 40 10.