The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-06-08

Mrs. Ethel West Darnold is at home
for vacation from the ID. d u. School
in indianapolis.
Miss Ida Potts, who holds good
position in Pendleton, Virginia. is
here for visit to her sister, Mrs. Da-
Wis Prather and family.
J DIR. and Mrs. +. b. Clark and Miss
Gladys Stone of Danville, were recent
guests of Mr.. and sars. +. W. Mont
gomery Of Lower Garrard.
Center Brothers purchased 25
head of porkers from A. Mcknight.
the swine averaging 1855 pounds and
costing them seven cents per pound.
T. o. Hill, Of Lancaster. sold his
output of lambs to A. G.. Miles. the
Buckeye stock trader. the young
wool bearers not to 90 till July and
the price agreed upon being $3.50 per
hundred pounds.
The members of the Presbyterial
Society were invited to meet Mrs.
Charles Conner Brown, former Lam
castrian on Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank b. Marks
bury on Danvilie street.
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day evening for he- son. Mr.. Allen
johnson, and sister, Miss Florence
johnson, who are at home from Stet-
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ihe ioiio"ihg were In GRAB Or-
c''"lu ana upon the program at
VI tne hehtuchy bankers
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William Palmer, of the Point Lea
veil section of Garrard. sold a first
clasS punch OF porkers to Center
brothers, there being % head that
pulled the beam at an average of 1873
pounds ana brought HIM as much as
seven cents per pound.
Miss Mamie B. Herring entertain
ed Misses Sue and Marguerite Samp-
son. Messrs. Robert and Fred Simn-
son. of Harrodsburg. and Miss Edith
Watkins of haywood. KY. at a house
party at her attract.ye country home
five miles of Lancaster.
DIR. j. Il. Hannah. of Cincinnati. is
here for a visit to his sister. Mrs. J.
W. Beagle and family. He comes to
witness the graduation of his niece,
Miss Viola Beagle. one of the most
attractive graduates in the Lancaster
High School, which numbers %.
Center Brothers, the east Garrard
stock shippers, sent in a recent con
signment of hogs to j. F. Sadler and
Company. at Cincinnati. the car con-
tanning los head that indicated an
average weight of IT'S pounds and
cost them an average price of 81 per
hundred pounds.
Fish & Brandenburg. the east Gar
rard stock exporters, put on car
load of lambs at the Paint Lick sta
ton TO go to the city market. and the
unexpected quarantine prevented the
consignment from reaching its aesti-
nation, the stockmen being compelled
TO unload their young mutton pro-
ducers.
V. A. Lear, the Lancaster stock ex-
porter, shipped car load of hogs to
Hubbard, Haus & Eagsdale. Just
previous TO the quarantine, there be-
ing 100 head in the consignment. the
porkers averaging 200 pounds. Some
of V. A. Lear's largest purchases for
his latest export of porkers were as
follows: from Phillip Brown. of the
Hubble section, 30 head of hogs show
ing a weight of $50 pounds per ami
nal at 6 "a cents per pound; from
ID. F. Rankin of the Marcellus dis
trict a dozen porkers that pulled the
beam at an average of 100 pounds
and that cost him 1913 per hundred
from William X. Cook, of Lancaster,
20 head of swine that tipped the
scales at $50 pounds each, at seven
cents a pound; from Dock Lee %
porkers that indicated the fine ave-
rage of 225 pounds for 81 per hun
bred; from Logan Thompson near
the south Garrard boundary, Is head
averaging $50 lbs, at 7 cents pee
pound; from Samuel Rich, of the Fall
Lick road, Ii head of hogs that weigh
ed about 100 pounds each, and that
cost the Lancaster stocIman S7.05 !
per hundred.
The following is the calendar for
the closing exercises of the Lancaster
Graded school. Sunday morning the
address. by DIR. j. l.. |