The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-08-08

There may be some slight discrep-
ancies in these figures, but the fol-
lowing was the estimate of each can
didate's entire vote: Helm 631, Mont
gomery POP; Dawson Ill; Neat 100.
The Lancaster Woman's Club is
preparing for a very attractive en-
tertainment to be given on Friday
evening, August 18th, for the benefit
of the library. Mrs. Emma Kauff-
man, chairman of the Library De-
partment, has charge of the program
which promises to be very interest
ing, including several numbers by
that gifted Stanford girl, Miss Berta
Jean Penny, who will furnish violin
music and probably one of her rare
whistling solos. Miss Elizabeth Ford
of this city, graduate in expression
at Sayre Institute, Lexington, will
contribute several readings, while
other gifted entertainers will COM
plete the exercises.
Mondays quotation by the Garrard
Milling Company shows wheat sell
ing at $1.35 per bushel, 200 bushels
having been delivered by Fisher
Hughes at that price, 800 bushels by
A. S. Dean, of the Bryantsville sec
ton, at the same figure, and 500
bushels sold by w. R. Cook, of Lam
caster, at S1.35. Mondays price on
corn by this same firm was $3.50 a
barrel.
Mr.. Rice Terrill gave large par
ty Monday evening at his home in tha
east suburb, the invitation list in
Guiding both the junior and senior
sets of society folks.
Mrs. Ethel Darnold, who is spend
ing her vacation period here at her
former home, goes shortly to Winni-
peg, Manitoba, to teach the sign Ian
guage in a school for the deaf. Miss
Edna Gulley, daughter of the late
Mrs. Maggie Brown Gulley, will also
teach in the same school, both young
women having prepared themselves
! fort his lucrative work at the Indi-
/ annapolis institute.
Miss Minnie Gulley complimented
her guests, Miss Katie Mae Dicker-
son and Prof. A. B. Crawford, rep
resentative of the Richmond Normal
School, here at the Garrard teachers
institute, with an auto trip last Fri
day evening to Crab Orchard Springs
the trio enjoying 6 o'clock dinner
at that famous resort.
Miss Dove Harris head of the Dan
vile business college, but former
Lancastrian, is enjoying her vacation
months by a trip to the Lone Star
state, and is the guest of her nephew
Branham Beazley and wife at San
Angelo, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burnside and
! of Tonnocfnr Mr.
Joe L. Francis, of this city Joined
Mrs. Matte E. Fish, Mrs. Caltha
Newland and daughter and Mr.. 1von
Fish at Dripping Springs for a most
enjoyable all-day picnic.
Mrs. j. w. Elmore, Mrs. David
Chenault and Miss Mary ElmOre
went to Richmond Friday to attend
the funeral of the late Mrs. John c,
Chenault.
Miss Amanda Anderson has return
ed from taking a normal course at a
school in Indianapolis and while in
the Hoosier capital, visited her sis
ters, Mrs. Mary Harris and Mrs. Mel
lie Voris.
Mrs. Parker Gregory has gone to
Asheville, N. c., with the hope of i'm
proving her declining health. Her
sister-in-law, Mrs. w. A. Arnold, of
Winchester, accompanied her.
Rev. J.W. Beagle, wife and daugh-
ter, of Georgetown, have been visi-
tors of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Holtzclaw'
Miss Lucille Ramsey and brother
Joe Cabbell Ramsey, have returned
from visit to their uncle, Mr.. Joe
Mccormack at Asheviile, N. c., Mr.
w. o. Goodloe having gone for them
Rev. H. S. Hudson and wife have
been on a sojourn at their former
home in Sharpsburg, the former hav-
ing been called there to preach q
funeral.
Arthur Rankin, son of Col. and
Mrs. Thomas C. Rankin, in west
Garrard, has been quite i'll with ty'
phoid fever, but his friends and rela'
tives will be gratifed to learn thai
he is now showing some improve
ment. DIR. Virgil Kinnaird, of thi;
city, is the attending and untirine
physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Miller went
to Richmond to attend the funeral O.
their relative, the late Miller David
!, son who succumbed to virulent at
tack of typhoid fever.
+, Mrs. Charles West and two chill
dren from Texas are here on visi
to her mother, Mrs. j. M. Elliott ant
brother DIR. W. M. Elliot and family
J Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Golf, of Gin
t cinnati, are visiting the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Basin.
Mrs. Lula johnson, Mr. Allen John
| son and Mrs. j. A. Anon composed