The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-08
grandmother. Mrs. Katherine Ander
son, who is quite III.


Mrs. John Nevius and children, Of
Lebanon Jusction, have been the guests
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Hilton for several days.
Miss Ida Holtzclaw who had severe
attrck Of grip several weeks ago had a
relapse last week. and is reported quite
I'll at her home in the country.
Mrs. J. c. Reynolds and baby, Bernice
May, have returned home from Mays
vile, where they have been the guests
or her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
Smith.
The Easter Dance that was given
here on last Friday evening is said to
have been very enjoyable affair. The
music was furnished by Wright's Saxo.
phone.
Miss May Warren, who has a mil.
linery store in Chrisney, Ind. was cal
led home this week on account of the
illdess of her grandmother, Mrs. Rather.
inc Anderson.
DR.. w. N. Craig went to Danville
last Thursday to report to Collector
John W Hughes and take up his dutie.
as Deputy Internal Collector under the
narcotic law.
Walter o. Walker has been appoint.
ed local representative of the Kentucky
Credit Association by II. Z. Newly,
and he will have charge of the associa.
ton in this county.
The Stanford High School team went
to Hustonville Wednesday afternoon
add played their first game this season.
The game was a very interesting one,
Stanford team winning So to 5.
Hugh Reid Foster. Claiborne Walton.
William wager and William BRYAN, who
are attending the Military Institute at
Millersburg spent the Easter vacation
here with relatives and friends.
The Dixie Rock Club was entertained
last Thursday afternoon by Miss Lucy
Lee Walton. who proved herself a
charming hostess. The highest score
was made by Miss Levisa Harris.
Briscoe Conn. of Danville. was here
last week, with two Buick cars. demon
strating them. Mr.. Conn who has been
agent for this car for some time. has
sold number Of them in this city.
j. c. Bailey. who was cashier of the
Grab Orchard Banking Company at
Grab Orchard for number of years
and several weeks ago bought out half
interest of II. j. McRoberts store, came
down last week to take charge. Mr..
Bailey will be given heaaty welcome
back home" as he lived here before
moving to Grab Orchard.
The directors of the X. of z. Fair
held meeting on Saturday afternoon
at which time different committees
were appointed and they are to begin
work at once. The catalogue promises
to be the best one ever gotten out.
Secretary +. c. Walton has gone to
work to make this fair good one and
of course it is needless to say. that it
will be great success, when the as
ISOLATION has such man as him at the
head.
Petitions were filed this week by p.
NJ. McRoberts and his layers for re-
hearing the school case of McRoberts
and Penny. This case has caused a
great deal of excitement here. In the
school election which was held last
April. when p. NJ. McRoberts and G..
l.. Penny made the race for school
trustee and Penny won by small
majority. but it was believed that he
was elected by illegal votes, so the case
was tried befora Judge Charles c.
Hardin, of Harrodsburg, who after
hearing the witnesses on both sides de.
cided that Mr.. McRoberts had beer
elected, because after counting the il
legal votes that had been cast for Penny
and taking them away from the number
votes that Penny received McRoberts
had the majority. There were a num-
Der of illegal votes cest for McRoberts
too that were taken off. But Mr. Penny
ana his friends were not satisfied with
the decision so they took it to the Court
of Appeals at Frankfort where it was
reversed about a month ago. Then Mr.
McRoberts and his layers set at work
Immediately and prepared to take it to
still higher court, which was done
this week.