The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-11-16
Bryautsviile.


week aztec stay of several months in
Canada.
Mr. Luther Hsger purchased Of Mr.
John Noe, As acres of land in Mercer,
near Blrgin tor $4,000.
Mrs Carrie Moss and daughter, Miss
Josephine. of Jessamine. spent Sunday
with Mrs c. c. Becker.
IL and Mrs Lem Teater were guests
of relatives IN Richmond Sunday, hav-
ing motored over for the day.
Mrs Carter Sellers and children of
Jessamine. have been visiting Mrs }.
II Deane and Mrs C. NJ. Deane.
Miss Mayme Lee Ballard has been
spending several days in Lexington tie
guest of Miss Marguerite Voolfolk.
QualIty and Service first. Try our
-four, feed and field seeds.
Hudson, Hughes and Farnau.
Miss Margaret Robinson has returned
home after an extended visit to rela-
tives in Indiana. Lexington, Versailles
and Harrodsburg.
Rev J. Al. Baker and Mrs Baker.
Messrs G. c. and R. E. Currens of Sal
visa, we've the guests Sunday of ir
and Mrs l.. l.. unnilgham.
Mr. Mack Hendren sold his farm near
here containing III acres at Sll5 per
acre to Nation Bogle of Buckeye. Pos
session to be given January LIST.
Protracted services will begin at the
Methodist church Monday evening. the
9th. The pastor K. NJ. Lee will be
assisted by Rev M. S. Clark of Har.
rodsburg.
Quite neat little sum was realized
at the pie supper Friday evening. The
promoters being the members of Mrs
Eliza II. Billiards. Sunday School class.
The funds being added to the S S.
Treasury.
Quite a number from here went to
Lexington Saturday for the Wilson
Parade" and celebration Now that the I
Election is over and most of us rejoiced ,
that Woodrow Wilson will again be our
President, everyone has settled down ,
to the regular routine of business, AS
surei of four more years of Peace and
Prosperity.
Rev j. N. Baker of Salvisa gave
very interesting lecture on Temper
ance" at the Methodist church Sunday
morning. The services were under the
auspices OF the W c. T. u. in ob,er
vance vi the Worlds Temperance sun
day Quite large crowd was present
to hear Mr. Baker. and all enjoyed him
very much. Special music was also a
feature of the service. Mrs j G VII.
liams and Mrs J. Hogan Ballard singing
a duet Twas Rum That Spoiled Ny
Boy
Mr. j, Harvey Dean was given a
beautiful surprise dinner on Tuesday
Nov. 18th, at his home near here 1t
was IN celebration of his seventy eighth
birthday and was arranged by his t"o
Il lighters. Mrs Carter Sellers and Mrs
mas Dean. Only MS nearest relatives
W IRE there and il was most eujoY able
occasion. The color scheme was pink
ami white The table was lovely ia ITS
appointments with ceLterpiece If
pink AID white ears santhemums and
two large cakes with seventy elght
candies and bowls Of piuA and WHITE
mnts. As the guests entered the tia
ing room the candles were lighted
making very effective and beautiful
scene. The menu consisted Of turkey
ham. oysters, salads and all the deltIrs
of the season. nicely served by the Two
gracious hostesses, assisted By MS
Norman Grow and Mrs Hogan Ballard
Mr. Dean was the recipient of many
presents aud seemed to thoroughly ca
joy the love and thOughtfulness OF ns
relatives on this occasion. Those pre-,
ent were; Mr. and Mrs Allen Dean #
junction City Mr. and Mrs Morris Dgan
of Boyle Co, Mr. and Mrs Thos McGraw
of Danyilie, Mesdames Clinton Dean,
Eliza Morris, Newton Morris. Irvine
Dean, Lizzie Carter, NJ. II. Dean,
Messrs Eyarett and Sherman Dean,
M and Mrs &rlsiH Dean and sou. Mr.
and Airs II. l.. Elder. Mr. and Mrs An
drew Watts. Mr. and Mrs Hardin Carter.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Dean and ION Way
ne, Mr and Mrs Carter Sellers and
MIR and Mrs Charleman Dean.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Earle, all of Jessa
mine county. Mr. and Mrs Alex Dean,
Mr. and Mrs Hogan Ballard, Mr. and
Chas Dean and family. Ir and Mrs
Grow and son. Mr. and Mrs
Virgil Scott Of Garrsrd county.