The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-07-13
LANCASTER LORE.
Happenings In aud Around Lsness-
tiers Hustiins Capital.

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tonvhle for a visit TO Miss Jessie Bea-
gle.
Miss Eunico Prather, is enjoying
a vacation in Richmond and Lexing-
ton.
Miss Pearl Hardin. Of Decatur, ILL.,,
is here for a visit TO her sister, Mrs.
Alex Walker
Mrs. j. Roe Young. Of Maysville, is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G.. Anderson.
Little Miss Margaret Elkin Hughes,
Of Louisville, Is here for visit to
Lancaster relatives.
Rev. j. w. Mahan has returned
from Washington county, where he
held successful revival.
Mrs. Theodore Cowherd, Of Louis
vile and Miss Bette Mcdowell, OF La
grange. are the guests Of Mrs. J. X.
Mount and daughter.
Center Bros, the Point Leavell
stock exporters, shipped car load of
stock. hogs and cattle, to the city
market from east Garrard.
Mr.. Ephriam p. Brown, the eff
cient and courteous postmaster. has
Just received an increase in his salary,
IL now being 81 700 per annum.
L. X. Watson, who has been engag-
ed in business in Danville has return
ed TO his former love. Lancaster and
will be associated with the Metropoli-
tan Insurance Company.
Rev. J. W. Beagle, Of Hustonville,
recent pastor Of the Lancaster BaP-
list church, will begin series Of re-
vivals at Forks of Dix River church,
a.. f,s-t Gt.aIa,y ~,
The last information received by
Mrs. ID. NJ. Lackey in regard TO her
son, Mr.. A Goodloe LacKey, of Kansas
City. who has been so critically ill of
paralysis is that he shows some i'm
provement.
Pew. S. II. PoHitt, the Methodist
minister is now engaved ma very sue
cessful meeting at Spears Chapel in
I Jessamins county. His pulpit was fill
ed on Sunday by Rev. Claude Fawns.
Miss Pearl .Crutchfielc won the sec
end prize in the pony contest it being
a fine young pony. The little girl is
naturally very proud of her new pos
session and worked hard for the prize
Littlejohns Carnival Company held
a weeks engagement Of shows here
under the auspices of the Odd Eel
lows. The company has a sp.esdiC
band under the leadership of Prof
Rocco Grella.
Mss Annie Belle Bh1side, whc
has recently submitted to a painful
Operation for appendicitis. has recov
tred sufficiently from the operation
TO be taken to the home of her sister
Mrs. ]. Vincent Arnold in Birming
ham.
Paint Lick and all of her citizens
did herself proud in the handsome re
:. ception extended so many Lancaster
!. ans ON Monday in celebration of thu
Fourth. The genuine hospitality heap
bed upon the visitors made them fee
|, they were glad to have besA there.
Pope a. Robinson, a prominent
. Garrard stock firm, seld 80 head si
, short yearlings aud calves at Rich
, mond last Monday, the bovines being
! in bunches to various local dealers
bringing frsm $3.50 to $25 pei
head, or on an average of $50 per
animal
Harry Ware, popular society
! young man formerly of Hopkinsvhle
will open up new soft drink stand
in the room adjoining the Remains
Opera House. He mas purchased a
handsome new soda fountain and will
soon be ready TO wait upon callers.
Miss Mary Johnston, the handsome
young daughter of Hr and Mrs. Nc
. Clellan Johnston. of Nicholasville.
who were residents of Lancaster for a
number II years. is enjoying n visit
10 friends in Omaha, Neb. Later Mess
Johnston will join her parents in Cali
fornia and take in the Panama Expo
sition.
Pope a. Robinson will export from
Lancaster the middle Of this
week q consignment Of hogs consist
hing of 20 head of an average weight
of $50 pounds that they have bought
from the various farmers of that sec
ten at an average price of seven
cents pa pound; Che porksrs will
go TO the Cincinnati Live Stock Yards.
As this letter being written to the
]. j. Mrs. Sarah Mccormack. a much
beloved woman of the community, is
dangerously i'll at her home on Dan
vile street. Mrs. Mccormack and
daughters. were formerly of Pain<
Lick, but since moving to town she has
endeared herself alike to all neighbors
and friends. Her son, Mr.. Joe McCor.
mack, of Hendersonville, N. c., has
been tslegraphed for.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Anderson en-.
} tertained at handsome reception al
} their home in the west Lancaster sub
urb. the auspicious occasion being the
celebration oftheir S.st marriage an
niversary. The hours were from Ia
} 10 p. VI. The spacious apartments
} were appropriately decorated, the
well appointed luncheon NEST. appe.
} tizing and the large assemblage
} gathered in the bospitable old home
} most expressive in their wishes that
} the aged couple would live to cele.
brate many happy returns of Their
marital day. Mr.. VIM. G.. Anderson
will reach the SSth milestone next
November. his. wife is 81, while his
two brothers, Mr.. Thomas Anderson
} of this city and Mr.. John Anderson, OF
Lexington in attendance are respec.
} lively sc and n, the trio of brothers
} all natives of Garrard. indicating
J more than the usual strength and Wig.
or possessed bv those who go beyond
the Biblical span of three score years
and ten. the eldest MIR. Anderson still
eneying his daily horse back rides, he
having been an inveterate equestrian
since early youth.
Will Get Big Vote In Anderson.
Editor w. p. Walton, of the Lex
ingtOnian, Lexington. candidate fol
the nomination for Secretary of State
spent several hours in tis city today
and received much encouragement
from Anderson county voters. He will
get a handsome vote in the county,
LawrenCeburg Cor. Lexington Herald
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