The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-07-18
n the Lancaster cemetery.


Teachers Institute to be held in this
city in the graded school auditorium
during the week beginning July 81.
DR.. E. C. McDougle, of the Rich
mond Normal School, has been en-
gagged to serve as conductor.
Mrs. Joe Cowherd, of Kansas
City, was a guest for the day at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Price.
Miss Kathleen Walter leaves We'd
nesday for visit to Miss Julia Jen-
kins at Flemingsburg, sojourn with
Mrs. M. F. Elkin, at Lexington, and
a stay with relatives at Versailles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Chambers
Brent came over in their car from
Lexington and spent an evening with
her father, Mr.. r. H. Tomlinson and
family.
Mrs. Carrie Y. Davidson and Mrs.
L. G. Davidson, gave a picnic in
compliment to Miss Martha Ward
Sweeney's recent guest, Miss Virgin
ia Shively, of Greensburg, and Miss
Sara Chenault.
Mrs. W. o. Bradley and Mrs. j. G..
South, of Frankfort, DIR. W. S. FL
kin and Mrs. Elkin, of Atlanta, Ga,
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Barnard and
Mr.. Joseph Rogers, of Washington
City, were here for the funeral of
the late Mrs. P. D. Gill.
Mr.. Robert Brewer of Chelsea, Ok.
lahoma, has joined his family here
at the home of Mr.. Joel j. Walker.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Williams and
sons, Messrs. Woodruff and Brad
ford Williams, who were guests for
several days of Misses Martha and
Helen Gill, left Sunday afternoon
for their home in Tulsa, Oklahoma
their daughter, Miss Mary Clay Will
liams did not return here, but Joined
a camping party of Lexington school
mates.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Doty motored
over from Lexington Sunday and
spent the day with Miss Lena Bright
Master Gayle Doty, who has been
their guest, came home with them
Mrs. Zerelda Gulley has returned
from Lexington very much improved
in health. Her daughter, Mrs. Bright
Herring, went over for her and they
were accompanied back by Messrs
Floyd aad Ashley awOpe.
Miss Matte Adams, of Sharpsburg
is here for months visit to kins-
people in this city and county.
Mrs. S. P. Grant of Danville, has
been a recent visitor here at her for.
mer home.
Mrs. Charles d. Powell made q
short visit to friends at Paint Lick
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Campbell and
two little daughters, of the Lincoln
county capital, were visitors here
last Saturday evening.
Mr.. William B. Moss, who ha:
been numbered among the sick, ha:
about recovered from his indispo
sition.
Miss Patsy Anderson, who ha
q been pursuing course at the Rich
, mond Normal School, will return
home Friday.
D Mrs. W. B. Moss has returned
from a visit to Middlesboro and Pine
vile, having been called to the Bel
! Circuit Court as a witness for tn
American Association, in an import
p ant land case.
o Miss Pearl Walker, of Perryville
made recent visit to Lancaster rel
p atives.
q Miss Amanda Anderson is in In
6 dianapolis where she is taking
course at summer normal school
Mrs. Walter Arnold, formerl
. Miss Ella Mae Hagan of this place
:. continues quite i'll at her home in tn
Bryantsville section.
wi. 1lOoSOICI sui
o out from Louisville Monday in thei
, touring car and were guests of Nh
and Mrs. John E. Stormes.
y Miss Sallie Lou Myers is in tn
! Paint Lick vicinity where she is nurs
ing typhoid fever patient, littl
q Ledford boy.
. Miss Ruth Carrier entertained i
. honor of Miss Jessie Beagle, o
Georgetown on Saturday evening
the affair being in the nature of
theatre party.
Misses Jane and Mary Doty CAV
la sewing party in honor of Miss Nan
. cy Thompson, of Indianapolis, Mr.;
: H. S. Hudson's house guest.
MORELAND.