The interior journal., 1915-05-04
LANCASTER.

Mrs. Ellen 1eNlS, OF OklanOnia, Is
here for visit to her sisters, Mes
danes h. r. Hudson and W. o. Rig
ney.
Miss Mary Akers, of Sonora. is the
guest of Miss Lillian Cochran.
Elmer East. who lives on the Poor
Ridge pike, met with a very painful
accident by having a team run away
with him. He was thrown from a wag-
on and his leg broken.
Mr.. Stanley Harris, of Louisville
the State Scout Master complimented
the local organization here by an en-
joyable outing upon the banks of
the Dix river.
III. c. ". johnson vas called 20
Jessamine county by the sudden
death of his sister. Mrs. VIM. Braden.
Mr.. Joe S. Haselden will open up
an ice cream parlor and luncheon
room at an early date. He is having
/ the store room remodeled for his
new enterprise.
The Chautauqua Circle met at the
home of Mrs. Fred p. Frisbie on Wa
ter street and discussed The Train
I ing of the viii and Directing the
/ Child"
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Simpson of
| the Buckeye section of Garrard are
receiving many congratulations since
the arrival of triplets at their home.
One tipped the beam at five pounds,
another five and half and the third
six pounds. Crowds are gathering in
various directions to see these boys
which are just alike and were born
upon the same day. As they seem
healthy children the proud parents
believe they will live to ripe old
age.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
citey of the Presbyterian church held
social on Friday evening at the
home of Miss Lena Bright.
Mr.. J. T. Sherrow died after a
general decline at his home on Sugar
Greek at an advanced age. The buri-
al was at Hebron.
The following in the Lancaster
High School will represent their
grades in the Declamatory Contest to
be held at the close of the school
Miss Mildred Beazley and Wallace
Cotton; Sophomore, Owen Hendren
and Miss Georgia Moss; Juniors, Miss
Kathleen Ogg and J. Wade Walker;
Seniors, Miss Iona Dunn and Bradley
| Bourne.
Uncle "Bonie" Cunningham, one of
the most respected colored citizens in
/ Lancaster, died at his home in Dun
cantown after a general decline of
months. He was known to have built
more first-class cisterns in this COM
munity than any one that ever lived
in this section.
DR. and Mrs. Burdette Ramsey,
who have spent the winter in the
south and Mrs. James Holloway and
little daughter, of Chattanooga, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette
Ramsey of Paint Lick.
At call meeting issued by Mayor
l.. G. Davidson, there was launched
an organization known as the Ian
caster Chamber of Commerce with
about twenty-four charter members.
The following were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: J. +. Stormes,
president; r. l.. Elkin, vice president; !;
and l.. G. Davidson secretary. The
membership consists of the citizens
and business men of the town and vi
cinity and a committee was appointed
to solicit new members.
Mrs. J. w. Elmore and mother,
Mrs. Chenault were i'm Richmond for
the burial Of Mrs. W. II. Miller.
Mrs. Fred Neighbors, of Louisville
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Bourne.
Miss Georgia Dunn, of this county,
is on the program Tor two addresses
at the State c. f. Convention which
meets in Berea this week. Her first
address is ''Ye Visited Me-" and the
second will be on Prison Work.
Mrs. Ray Orrell and little sons, of
Fort Pierce, Fla, are here for a stay
with her mother, Mrs. w. A. Price.