The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-06-22
DoINcs IN cARRARD COUNTY
What's Going On There Told by the
. I. Us Energetic Correspondent.

Miss Viola Beagle lett Wednesday
for months visit TO friends ~ Nash
willie.
William x. Cook, purchased cou-
pie Of young cattle from j. ID. Pope
FOR 1925.
Misses Bessie and Emma Sanders Of
Madison county, are guests OF
Misses Bessie and Eunice Prather.
Mrs. r. S. Brown and daughters,
Misses Minnie and Nora, left last
week for their home in Paris, Ind.
Miss Edith Montgomery is in Lex
ington for visit to Mrs. II. T. Dunn.
Miss Hannah Ahidge, of Stanford,
is here for a visit to Mrs. J. Raymond
Haselden and Mr.. Haselden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed England, of At
lanta, are here for a stay with Mrs.
England's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Adams.
Miss Nancy Yeager, of Stanford.
was here for the dance on Wednesday
evening and the guest of Mrs. II. C..
Sutton.
Mr.. James A. Beazley recently
bought a handsome team Of horses TO
be used in his hearss from Mr.. MarAel
johnson, paying $500 for them.
Hon. and Mrs. Robert Harding and
daughter. Miss Margaret, of Dsnville,
were here Wednesday, the guests of
Mrs. j. +. Robinson and Mr.. Robin
son.
Mrs. j. G. Robinson left Saturday
flor visit TO Mesdames James Eli
son of Richmond, VIM. Jones, Of
Clark county and Charles Richardson
of Lexington.
Mrs. W. G.. Anderson returned last
week from a protracted stay with her
daughters, Mesdames J. Roe Young
of Maysville, and J. l.. Bowman, of
| Lewis county.
V. A. Lear has shipped two car
loads Of lambs. about 300 head to
Jersey City and Cincinnati markets.
They averaged about 10 pounds and
brought "a cents.
| John Robinson purchased from
| Thomas Hicks Of the Mt. Hebron sec
tion Of Garrard, fifteen head of cattle
for fall delivery at S5.75.
Woods Walker purchased a 5-year-
old mare from j. Natt Craig of Rock
castle county for 5000; also a 2-year-
old equine from Wilson ~ Rogers of
Southeast Garrard for 5000.
The young men of Lancaster gave
delightful dance on Wednesday eve
ming at the Rex Auditorium. A goodsy
number Of bellies and beaus from the
adjacent towns were present.
Mrs. J. Rockwell Smith entertained
recently at Progressive Rock Par
jty' for her guests, Misses Bessie and
Sarah Mckee Brewer, who have re-
turned to their home in LebaAon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Arnold MY.
and Mrs. j. l.. Francis, and Mis-. Mary
Arnold will leave soon for recupera-
five stay at Dripping Springs, having
rented "A cottage at that summer re-
sort.
j. ID. Pope. of the stock firm of
Robinson and Pope, has been TO
Letcher county on the search of cattle
and succeeded in buying 80 yearling
steers. averaging about 400 pounds
at SIS TO $50.
June Circuit Court began Monday,
there being thirty-iive appearances,
equity and common law cases. 1t is
very hard TO secure jury at this
time as farmers are unusually busy
with their crops.
Mrs. J. b. Soper entertained at a
well arranged dinne< complimentary
to Miss Pearl Soper, of Lexington.
and Rev. J. W. Beagle and family,
before their departure for their new
home i'm Hustonville.
| Lancaster friends have received in
lvitations to the Commencement exer-
cises at Marshall College, Huntington,
West. Va. Miss Frances Anne Geiger.
formerly of this city being one of the
graduates in a large class.
James /. Hamilton bought % hei-
fers from j. ID. Pope, the animals be-
longing TO the Letcher county drove,
at prices ranging from Sl7 for the
smaller and more inferior grade to
$29 and $50 for the heavier bovines.
Mr.. w. j. Romans, the courteous
manager of the Lancaster opera house
has just leased il to Messrs. Dudley
and Ramsey of Lexington, who come
highly recommended and promise to
give the picture-lOving community
| first class pictures and shows.
Mr.. W. A. Farnan, of Omaha, Neb..
has purchased partnership in the
well known firm of Hudson 4 Hughes,
the local grain and seed dealers in
| this community. Mr.. Farnan, wife,
and interesting little son, have taken
rooms with Mrs. b. +. Walter.
Elder +. NJ. finder, the popular and
beloved pastor of the Lancaster Chris
tian Church, was presented a silver
loving cup by the officers of the
church, upon the rounding out of his
| 9TH year as pastor. The presentation
speech was made by Professor NJ. l..
| Cancer in most appropriate manner.
Miss Margaret I.ee Ballard enter
tanned about 20 If her fIerds N her
pretty country home at a six o'clock
dinner. The guests or honor We're
Mrs. Samuel Rose, of Philadelphia
and Miss Margaret Voolfolk of Lex
ington. The color scheme was pink
and white and was carried cot in the
refreshments of ices and cakes.
All is in readiness for the Redpath
| Chautauqua which will hold a five
days program here beginning June
oath and lasting through the 2Sth. A
number of prominent lecturers and
orators will hold forth, such as DR..
VIM. A. Colledge, Rev. Joseph X. Grit
fths, and Hon. j. Adam Bede. On
the second day. Miss Gertrude Stern
berger, rich contralto will give a
recital assisted by Mr.. Hayden Thorn
as. On Grand Opera night, the KEEL
logg- Haines Singing party, in special
costumes will present the second act
of the opera. Martha" or an act
from the "Tales of Hoffman" The
fourth day of the Chautauqua is
known as Band Day, when Jaroslay
Cinera and his great concert band
will appear and render two programs,
one i'm the afternoon and the other
in the evening.