The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-21
PREACHERSVILLE

Mr.. +. r. cumming is conIneu W MS
room with deep cold.
F. +. Blankenship and son, Fount Jr,
visited homefolks here.
Mr. Ebb Lee has been spending some
time with Mr. W. F. Ballard.
j. M. Cress bought pair of nice
Young horse mule from M. F. Lawrence
for 1925.
Messrs Joe Lunsford and Woods sold
their tobacco at Danville at Ia and 16s
cts respectfully.
Master Rice Arnold spent Sunday
with Master Woods Finch at brakes
Creek Stock Farm.
There will be Xmas tree for the
benefit of the Baptist is. S. Saturday
afternoon at one o'clock.
Little Bette Mae, 4-year-old daugh-
ter of w. C. Blankenship, has been i'll
of pneumonia, but is better now.
The Baptist brethren will send nice
box to the Baptist Orphans Home on
Friday in time for Christmas cheer.
Fado Parks says he will start his
grist mill Saturday morning. He did
no grinding at all Saturday last; no
grist on hand.
George Severance and family have
moved to near Grab Orchard. Ed Bell
and wife have moved into the house
vacated by Severance.
Creme Dairy Feed is recommended
by expert Dairymen. 1t will make
your COW give more milk. For sale by
Hudson, Hughes & Farnau.
His many friends here are glad to
learn that Mr. Frank Rigsby, of Sonoita
Arizona, will arrive in time for Christ.
mas. 1t is understood that he will most
likely remain with his father, Mr. j. II.
Rigsby.
Little Miss Mamie Jordan is up at
Pineville to visit her grandparents.
Rev. and Mrs r. r. Jordan thru Xmas.
Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Jor-
dan. plan to Join her there FOR the sea-
sons festivities.
Recently we had business at Little
Hickman, and Mr. Jones l.. Anderson,
who was on his way to Lancaster, kind
ly offered us passage over in his speedy
touring car, which we gladly accepted.
Upon arriving in Lancaster he contin-
ued without stopping till We reached
the Kentucky river thus giving US Bible
measure of accommodation. That night
we were very Hospitality entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Duncan, this side of
Camp Nelson. They are certainly fine
folks and make fellow feel at home.
On our return next day Mr. j. E. Sher-
row, of the Mt Olive section, with his
family, gave US auto passage to Lam
caster. We have since learned Mrs.
Sherrow is relative of ours.
The brakes Creek neighborhood was
thrown into intense excitement when 1t
was learned that the little four-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Weyler was
lost late Sunday afternoon. A general
search was instituted by the neighbors
and continued until about dark when he
was found safe and well at the home of
the Crank family about three. quarters
of mile distant. When Mrs Weyler
missed her child, shortly after dinner,
she concluded that the little one had
followed his father to the tobacco barn
on the back side of the farm. Upon
Mr.. Weyler's return about four O'Clock
the good lady was terrified when told
the child had not been with Mr.. Wey-
Ter. He was also badly frightened to
learn the babe had been so long absent
with nothing known Of its whereabouts.
An uncovered cistern. the creek, and
nearby dangerous places We're imme-
diately searched. After considerable
search the little one was found at the
Crank home warm and snug and being
amused by playthings by members of
the family.