The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-23

WI 'i' WIZ u. ID bDilu VI DhUNHf
are rejoicing over fine baby boy that
arrived at their come recently and has
been christened Logan Bristo Jr.
Mr.. Ed England and daughter, Miss
Magdaline. have returned to their home
in Atlanta Ga. after visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Adams.
Misses Allie Arnold of Lancaster. Ky
and Martha McClary of Stanford, are
the guests of Mrs. Will Yeager at the
M,ddeshoro Hotel -Middlesboro News.
The many friends of Harry Ware
were glad TO learn Of his winning n
Second lieutenants Commission in the
Infantry, at Fort BENJAMIN Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. lralIIoltzclaw have re-
turned from a months stay at Hot
Springs. Ark. They we're accompanied
by Mrs. loltzclaw's brother, Mr.. Dav-
id Thompson, Of Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Crumlin have
returned to the city, where the former
has accepted position with the l. e.
N railway. They are located at the
home Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.
M. Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Underwood OF
Danvlile and Mr.. and Mrs John David
Dunn of Toka kv., motored over to
Lancaster Sunday and were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bourne.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Arnold and fam
lily who have been the guests for sew
eral weeks of Mr. and Mrs. James
Burnside, will return to their southern
home in Birmingham Ala. Sunday.
Mrs. l.. ID. Jennings, Mrs. Medo and
children Of Louisville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Jennings and daughter, Mary Mar
garet, were pleasant guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ballard, recently.
Mrs. W. C. McEnannon. and brigh,
little daughter, Willie Francis. have re-
turned to their home in Atlanta. Ga.
after delightful visit to her mother
Mrs. Jas. a. Jones. on Danvile ST.
Mr.. Ector Lawson. who received a
First Lleutenants Commission in the
Cavalry. arrived here Saturday and
will remain until September first, when
he will report for duty at Louisville.
Another boy has arrived to bless the !
happy home Of MIR. and Mrs. G, ], Bal !
lard Jr This Young democrat is now
in line for sheriff of Garrard county and
here's hoping that he may land it some
day.
Miss Gladys Frisbie has returned
from delightful seven weeks visit
with her aunt, Mrs. X. +. Hughes of
Louisville. While there Miss Frisbie
was the recipient of much social at
tention.
Mrs. Bette r. Smith, one of j. Z.
Dickerson's popular and efficient clerks,
left Sunday for a two weeks vacation
with relatives in Indiana. She was ac-
compauied by her mother, Mrs. John
Reynolds.
MIR. Adolph Joseph left last week for the
east where he will purchase his fall and
winter goods for the Joseph Mercantile
Company. He will visit New York
City, Chicago. Cincinnati and other
points before his return home.
Misses Thelma and Wallace O'Dell,
and Reva Ray Manford, of Frankfort.
Catherine Bourne. of Danville, Stella
Grow of Bryantsville, peachie Mae
Sanders and Leota Ray, of Lancaster
are composing a delightful house party
at the pretty country home of Misses
Emma and Bessie RAY Sanders on the
Barnes Mill pike. Richmond Register
On the eve of her departure for Lex
ington next week. Miss Elizabeth Log
an Simpson. gave "A delightful little
party to sixteen Of her young friends.
last Friday afternoon. on the lawn of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Brown. Refresh
ments of sherbert and cake was served
and games during the hours from 3 to
were thoroughly enjoyed by the little
guests.
The following attended the dance at
Crab Orchard Springs last Friday night;
Misses Margaret Cook, Hope Gardner,
Elizabeth Pitcher. Lydia Burge. Alice
Dale Durr. Elizabeth Gibbs. Annabel
Burnside. Isabel West. Ann Catherine
Arnold, Messrs Robert kinnsird. Ar
thur Eldrldge. Sam Denny, Tom Ei-
more, Rice Terrill, Charles DUN, Dan
Elkin. DR.. Virgil kinnaird and Mrs.
W. K. Cook
First Lieutenant Virgil Klnnand,
who leaves Saturday for Fort Riley,
was rendered dinner last night by Mr.
Dan Elkin. DIR, Kinnaird was present