The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-06-15
LANCASTER.

LANCASTER.
Miss Mamyo Lee Ballard is visiting
Mrs. W. +. Voolfolk in Lexington.
Mrs. K. s. Brown and Miss Jennie
Brown are here visiting Lancaster
relatives.
/ Miss Jennie Washburn, of Fsger-
aid Is here for visit to her sister.
Mrs. 7. j. Price.
J Miss Matte Adams of Shrapsburg.
has arrived for a visit to her grand
imother, Mrs. Nocl;ie McGrath.
! Mrs. Belle Henderson left last week
for protracted stay with friends in
/ Danville, HarrodsbUrg and Lexington
Editor X. l.. Elkin and Mrs. Elkin
enjoyed the past week at Olympia
}Sprlngs, attending the Press Associa-
{ ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Ashley and
little daughter, of Richmond. are with
Mrs. Ashley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. J. Sanford.
Misses Bessie and Sarah NJ. Brew
or. Of Lebanon are here for a visit to
their aunt. Mrs o. +. Layton and also
TO visit Mrs. J. Rockwell Smith.
Misses Emma, Ora and Ethel Is
fridge and Miss Chastine Rucker. of
Paint Lick formed a pleasant house
party at the home of Miss Matte
Adams the past week.
G.. VI. Lyons big sale began Satur-
day and will continue ~ days through
July 3rd A number of competent
clerks are assisting Mr.. Lyons in his
rush 10 wait upon customers.
Misses Ray and Ella Henry enter
tanned their guests, Miss NinaDurm-
ing and brother, Orville BURNING, of
Decatur. H.. by an outing TO LeXiug-
ton, Sakertown and High Bridge.
The information WIS received by
Garrard relatives Of the death Of John
Wright at his home IN Richmond. The
little boy was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Wright and died of measles.
Miss Elizabeth Collier, of Middlcs-
boro, formerly Of this place. aud who
taught in the Graded School in Mid
dlesboro last year. has accepted po-
sition in Pineville for the coming
term.
Capt. Isaac Myers, one of the most
esteemed confederate veterans in the
community, who recently suffered a
cerebral hemorrhage at his home two
milee Of Lancaster, shows improve
ment.
Misses Katie Lynn and Sarah
Wood. of Stanford, were over for the
commencement exercises at the Lam
caster Graded School. and guests of
their uncle. Mr.. &. b. Swinebroad
and wife.
Mrs. r. +. McRoberts gave din
.ner party at her handsome home on
Danville street in compliment to Mrs.
John Shackelford. who left Lancaster
last week 20 make her home in Col
umbus, Ohio.
Miss Mamie Basin is at home with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Bas-
tin from the Art School of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Fred Neighbors, of Louisville.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Il. Bourne.
Mrs. II. W. Bowers Of Eldorada.
Ark, is with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Scion b. Henry. Miss Anne Hick-
mani q flemingsburg, is the attrac-
tive voting guest Of Mrs. Il. +. Walter
and daughter.
The contract for repairing the
courthouse has been awarded to the
Raymond Construction Company of
Cynthiana for the sum of $l5.546.
This is the same company that erect
the Graded School building here some
two years ago.
Much surprise was abroad in the
community when it was known that
Miss Willie Wilkinson and DR.. Casey
had eloped. The bride is the popular
and attractive young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. X. b. Wilkinson and lived in
Stanford before coming to Lancaster,
while the groom comes highly rec
commended. being a veterinary sur
geon, hailing from Danville.
The following d. d. teachers have
returned for vacation: Miss Edna
Kavanaugh, from St. Augustine, Fla,
Miss Angie Kinnaird from Indianapo-
Ills. Ind, Miss Margaret Morrow from
Columbus. Ohio. Miss Allie Arnold
who has taught successfully for sever
al years in ID. ID. College in Penns-
iylvania is expected home about June
| Goth.
Herbert Whitaker, son of William
| Whitaker of this place met with quite
a painful accident while visiting his
grandfather, Thomas Barker, near
| Miller's Store in Jessamine county.
In turning an emery stone he caught
! his right hand in the cogs of the wheel
and the middle finger was so badly
crushed il had 10 he apmuated.
Mrs. Fannie Pollard was most
lagreeably surprised when all Of her
children, seventeen grandchildren and
and great-grand son gathered at home
near Marksbury in celebration of her
roth birthday. A few friends We're in
vited TO help celebrate the occasion
and all went to the home with well
filled baskets. The bounteous dinner
was served by "a faithful family ser
want who has been with the family 20
years and was spread in the large
ward. The gathering represented tour
generations and was happy mlngi-
ing of a number Of devoted families.
Mrs. Pollard was remembered ny
many useful and desirable gifts, ,
The community was much shocked
on Tuesday mornining when 1t was
known that Mrs. Rebecca Wst mad
suddenly expired. she had been com
Iplaining some recently of rheumatism
and that morning on awakening she
had told her daughter she was suffer
ling with pain in her side. She was
laffectionately kno7n as AUNT