The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-06-29
LANCASTER HAPPENINGS
What's Going On In and Around Car
rard's Little Capital.

Miss Della Rice Hughes is in Stan
ford for a visit to her aunt, Mrs. J.
F, W. Acey.
Mrs. A. ID. Kirk, Sr. and daughter,
Miss Anna Belle Kirk, of Winchester.
Ohio, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. y. Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hubbard, Of
Covington motored TO Lancaster for
visit 90 Mrs. John T. Stormes and
Mr.. Stormes.
Mrs. A. II. Basin and daughter.
MISS Mamie Basin let the past week
for visit to Nr. Clinton Basin and
wife in Detroit, Mich.
The name Of James G. Hemphill a
former Lanoastrian appeared IN the
list Of Ga in number Of the recent
graduates o fthe Louisville Male High
School.
Miss Annette Jesnings, who has
been making a Protracted stay with
relatives for two months left Thurs
day for her home n Tucumcari, New
Mexico.
Rev. +. W.. Elliott, secretary and
treasurer of the Kentucky Christian
Missionary Convention. preached at
the Pleasant Grove church Sunday
morning and evening.
She merchants and business men Of
PabHt Lick. will have an old fashioned
celebration or picnic in the beautiful
woodland Of NJ. Jack Davis Just over
the Madison lise on July 5th.
Leslie Sherrow. little boy living
at Mt. Hebron, who met with such a
painful accident when his face was
badly burned by pawder is reported
as doing very well since his misfor-
tHne.
Lancaster relatives received an
nounceme-t cards telling ofthe arrival
of a handsome little son. Henry Lloyd.
Jr.. in the home of Professor and
Mrs. Lloyd at their home in Lexington.
The mother was Miss Fannie Frazee
of Maysville. daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. J. VI. Frazee.
The Boy Scouts. an unusually fine
organization of this community. now
numbering about "a. will leave about
July 9Th for their annual outing trip
10 Camp Daniel Boone on Kentucky
river near Valley View. Scout Master
Elder f. VI. finder will accompany
the boys and there will be about 20 of
them.
John A. Frye, the bright little five
Vear-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Frye, living near Hubble entertained
a number Of his young friends at
birthday marty. Refreshments were
served TO the youthful gathering and
the little boy was made happy by re-
coiving number Of valuable gifts.
\ happy family reunion was held
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Adams on Richmond street. Those as
sembled were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Eagle
man and daughter. Of Atlanta. Mr..
and Mrs. o. U. Terrill, Fleming, Mr..
Charles Adams, Of Lexington and Mr..
and Mrs. J. b. Lawson and little son.
of Garrard.
Mr.. W. S. Hopper of the Garrard
Bank and TrsSt Company was called
to Wilmore by the sad and accidental
death of his young brother, Rowland
Hopper. The boy and a companion had
gone in bathing in the Ohio rives near
.Stephensport when il is supposed he
was seized with cramps and drowned
before he could be rescued. He is SIR
vived by his parents, three sisters and
two brother
Mise Batson Singleton, formerly of
this city. was united in marriage to
Charles Hambuck Sandifer. Of
Georgetown in indianapolis at the
home Of her sister. Mrs. Walter Per-
kins. The young bride is a very hand
some girl and the third daughter of
Mrs. Annie Singleton. who lived in
Lancaster until the past three years.
The groom is "A grandson of the late
Nicholas Sandifer. ut one time a resi-
dent % this place.