The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-07-27
LANCASTER LORE.
u.,,enins. In and Around Lsness-
ter. Hu.,iins Capital.

Miss Lillian Cochran is at home
after n pleasant vis.- 90 Lexington
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tudor are re-
oeiyinv much sympathy -nce the
death of one Of their twin babies.
Mis- Nancy Woods, Of Lexington,
and Miss Jane Bell, Of Nicholasvillc,
are the guests Of Miss Matte Adams.
Miss Ollie Dean, Of Warsaw, a for
mer teacher Of the Lancaster Graded
School Is the guest of Mrs. VIM. Law
son.
Mrs. PAYNE. who is soliciting for
Sayre College at Lexington, has been
ioiourning in Lancaster for some
days past.
Miss Salie Tillett accompanied her
niece. Mrs. Luther Foley to her home
in Lexington and will be her guest
for two weeks. go.
Mr.. Green Lyon, Mrs. lyon and lit
tie son, Of Frankfort, motored TO
Lancaster for visit TO Mr.. Lyons
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. VI. Lyon.
Miss Margaret Cook gave hay
ride TO the juvenile set in compliment
TO her guest, Miss Hope Gardner, OF
Louisville.
The Carrard County Medical So
ciey held n meeting at hotel kengar-
Ian. Some interesting Papcrs were
prepared and read 10y the NJ. DIS
present.
Mrs. James 4. Royston was hostess
nj most elaborate course dinner al
her home in Hill Court, the honor
guests. being Mssdames Samuel Mil
Ter. of Knoxville. and Mrs. VIM.
Boyle. Of New Orleans.
Walter Arnold. a young farmer Of
this county and Mss Ella Zee Hagan
surprised many Of their friends by
goizg TO Danville and being united
in marriage. Rev. II. G. Garrison Of
ficiated. Mrs. Il. X. Swope. living
near Bryantsviiic entertained the bri-
dial partg Mt n course dinner.
Baeom Ford. one of the rural
route carriers of this city. whs was
about ready 10 tIke his departure.
left his horse for n little while in the
alley near the Presbyterian church.
II became frightened and ran into
one of the windows of Scales barber
shop and completely demolished II.
V. a Lear, the wide-wake stock
man Of Lancaster. exported a GAR
load Of hogs from that place to Hub
bard. Haus and Ragsdale at CincUna-
ii on the 18th; there were 90 head
in the consignment, their average be
ing 225 pounds and having cost Mr..
Lear from 81 to S7.20 per hundred.
Mr.. Lear also shipped "A doGSle decker
of lambs from Lancaster TO Jersey
City the first of thu past week; the
young wool bearers averaged 40
pounds and cost around S1.35 per
hundred and a car load Of mixed
stock to Cincinnati on Saturday; the
consignment consisted Of hoes and
cattle and went to Hubbard, laus
and Ragsdale.
Pope & Robinson, Garrard stock
shippers. exported car of mixed
stock last Tuesday 70 Green, Embry
& Company IN the Queen City; there
were GO head Of swine that tipped
the scales at the fine average Of 24O
pounds. and cost him seven and three
quarter cents per pound; there were
seven head Of cattle in the Shipment
This firm also shipped a car load Of
mixed stock 10 Cincinnati Company
There were 90 head of hogs in the
lot. the porkers showing an average
weight Of l75 pounds and having
been bought up at S7.25 per nun
dred: there were also l . head Of cat
tie in the consignment. OF the half
a hundred yearlings bought by Pope
& Robinson in Letcher county about
week ago. the greater number have
already been sold. w. G. Anderson
taking busch that averaged asa
posnck at $50 per head and J. c.
Cricillis, purchasing ten that weighed
the same at S27.5O per head.