The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-06-10

Mrs. II. W. Bowers of Eldorado Ark.
will arrive next week for visit to her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Scion b. Henry.
Miss Nina Durnning and Mr.. Orval
Durnning of Decatur Ill.,. are here for
a visit to their relatives Misses Rachel
and Ella Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Taylor, and Mrs.
Anna Bailey of Stanford were in Lam
caster Monday evening for the
Declamatory contest.
Miss Margaret Morrow returned for
the the vacation to be with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Morrow after
successful year as teacher IN ID. & u.
college in Columbus Ohio.
Miss Jennie Wsshburn who has held
a lucrative position as teacher in Fitz-
gerald Ca, for several years came
Wednesday for visit to her sister,
Mrs. T. J. Price and Mr.. Price.
Messrs Carl B. Acton, Robert II.
Tomlinson and Ector Lawson. three of
Lancaster's most popular and promising
young men, are at home from State
College, for the summer vacation.
Misses Edna Berkele, this year s
graduate at Hamilton College. and
Bernie Lear. and Mr.. Frank finder
of Pennsylvania University. Lexington,
are here for the summer vacation.
Miss Chastine Rucker, Misses Ora.
Emma and Ethel Estridge of Paint
Lick were here for the Commencement
exc. cises and formed pleasant house
party at tue home of Miss Matte
Adams.
Mr.. Flemming Cummins, wife and
two attractive young daughters have
returned to their old home about 6
miles south of here. After residing in
Kissienee. Florida for about years
they wisely decided no place equalled
"Old Kentucky.
Mrs. X. E. McRoberts gave dinner
party Tuesday in compliment to Mrs.
John Shsckelford who left this week
for her new home in Columbus, Ohio.
The invitation list included only few
intimate friends of the honoree.
Miss Elizabeth Collier of Middlesboro
is visiting her aunt, Mrs U. d. Simp-
son and daughter. Miss Collier will go
from here to Richmond for course at
the Normal School. She has accepted
a position as teacher in the Pineville
Graded School for the coming term.
Mrs Robert Harding, Misses Mar
garet Harding, Margaret Roberts, Dora
Harris. Adell Harding and MIR Chibithes
of Danville and Mr. and Mrs Middleton.
Misses Bessie Miller, Julia Higgins and
Mr. Fletcher West of Richmond were
here at the opening Of The Puritan"
last Friday.
The many friends of Mrs. Lena
Rigney Burnside will be much graft
fled to hear that she continues to i'm
prove since her recent critical illness.
Her condition is such that the stten-
ding physicians have considered it safe
to dismiss the trained nurses that have
been is attendance at her bedside
Mr.. George 7. Mason, of Chicago.
who is under promise to make an early
visit to his venerable mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mason and brother, W. b.
Moson, writes that he may not be able
to be with them for some time, as he
is in state of i'll health. having al
ready submitted to several surgical
operations and fears that another may
be necessary.
Misses Rachel and Ella Henry and
guests Miss BURNING and brother Of
Decatur Ill. motored to Lexington,
Shakertown and High Bridge Wednes-
day for an outing. This is the first
visit Mr.. BURNING and his sister had
made to Ky. and having heard so much
of the beauty and scenery Of the Blue
grass state they were quite enthusiastic
over its many attractions.
Mrs. John M. Farra who has been
quite in at her home in the south
suberbs is improving to the gratifcs-
ton Of her friends. Mrs. Saline Me-
Cormack who has been i'll for some
time is not so well and her family are
quite anxious about her. Mrs. ID. NJ.
Lackey who was upon the sick list for
a number of weeks is better and
gradually gaining in strength. Mrs. b
} y. Hudson who has also been classed
with the sick Is recuperating.