The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-08-17

sunday.
Miss Allie Dunn, principal Of a pri
vate school in Paris. is here visiting.
Mrs. Charles Richardson of Lexing
ton IL visiting her sister, Mrs. J. C.
Robinson.
Miss Mollie Hughes Of Louisville mad,
a short stay with relatives here tn,
past week.
Mrs. II. G. Kaufman and son. II. e.
kaufman, have been visiting relative.
in Hudson.
Miss Levy Dunn and Miss Tomlinsor
Of Bryantsvile have visitors Of Mrs.
W. A. Price.
Master Charles Bastin has returned
from several weeks stay in Nicholasyille
and Lexington.
Mr. Geo d. Robinson and two sons.
were among the Lancastrians at the
Lexington fair
Miss Mary Davis hes been visiting
relatives in Mt. Vernon and attending
the Brodhead far.
Mrs. c. +. Denman of NicholasyiIle,
is he.e this week visiting her sister.
Mrs. II. V. Basin.
! Mrs. Joanna Ball left Saturday To
visit her daughter. Mrs. Ernest Bohan
Campbell in Stanford
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Stormes visited
Mrs. j. Rockwell Smith at her Danville
home last Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Coley has returned to her
home in Richmond accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. Zerelda Gulley.
Mr.. Charles Collier Of Fork Ridge,
Tennessee, made a short stay here with
relatives At his former home.
Nr. Homer w. Batson and little
daughter Of Louisville. have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Batson.
Mrs. Il. F. Hudson. Miss Helen Gill
and Alice Rigney have returned from a
sojourn at Chautauqua New York
Mrs. j. Roe Young Is making sew
ernl weeks VISIT to her son. MIR. Frank
Young and wife in New York City.
Mr.. Jack Pearl. wife and attractive
little baby, Of London are sojourners
at the home Of Mrs. U. ID. Simpson.
Misses Jennie and Nellie Cox have
returned from visit to Miss Ellen
Scott and other relatives in Stanford.
Miss Mary ArnC ID has gone on u visit
to NlcholasvIlle kinspeople and will
also visit Frankfort before her return.
Mr.. A. F. Sanders and family, Mr..
ID. c. Sanders and family motored to
Lexington and enjoyed day at the
FAIR.
Mrs. Joe Hinternish returned TO her
home in Coyington. Sunday, after Il
months stay with her daughter. Mrs.
y. Miller.
MIR. Herbert Ellis has returned to his
home in Wilson. North Carolina. after
a pleasant sojourn with his friend.
W. B. Burton.
MIR. and Mrs. Banks Hudson and Mrs
j. Rockwell Smith were here Friday
afternoon for the funeral of the late
NJ. d. Hughes.
MIR. David Craig. one OFF. W. Smiths
popular young clerks. has returned after
delightful week visit with relatives
at Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs II. V. Baetin entertain
ed at a delightful course dinner last
week in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Coil, of Cincinnati.
Friends and relatives Of Mrs. j. W.
Humphrey will regret to learn that she
is quite III, her children having been
called to her bedside.
Mrs. J. NJ Frazee of Msyeville comes
Thursday might to spend week here
at her girlhood home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Lloyd.
Miss Carrie Boulder who has been in
NicholasviIle and other Central Ken
lucky towns with friends. is again with
her aunt, Mrs. John Crutchiield.
Messrs William White and Frank
Harold of Indianapolis left for their
home Monday after delightful visit
with Lancaster friends and relatives.
Friends of Mr.. Thad n. AGridge OF
Stanford. who was badly injured in an
auto accident some time ago, will he
gratilied TO know that he is recovering
and we hope to soon see him out again.
Miss Mamie Goodloe, teacher at
Talladcga Alabama, and Miss Virginia
Goodloe, an instructor IN the William
Argo Institute at Colorado Springs,
have been here visiting their father,
Mr.. W. o. Goodloe.
Mr.. X. II. Batson left Tuesday for
Fairfield. III. Tor stay of three weeks.
Mr., Batson owns large farm near
this city and goes at this time to lock |
after his crops, which he says are very
abundant there this year.
Misses Mary and Jane Doty, Mrs. j.
Bradford Jennings. Mrs. Frank b.