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The Detroit times., 1917-10-03
Artists Hand Seen In the
Fitting Up of Walkover's
New Shoe Shop on Woodward

and pleasant in the charm Of the
surroundings that even foot troubles
and pet corns" are forgotten.
A lavish expenditure OF money
and taste has been made b. Mr..
Wilson and his contractors, the Lin
cell company. since possession was
given oYthe building SEPT. i. With
in 30 days q marvellous transtorma-
ton took place. The result might
have been the effort Of months or
years so carefully has every detail
been worked out. The hand OF an
artist Is shown in the arrangement
OF the unique show cases with their
cunningiy lighted box effect and
panel Backgrounds OF dull gold and
rich cushions OF exquisite orocads.
upon which are placed handsome
samples OF the shoemsker's skill.
For the opening OF the store. Mt.
wilson's friends and business 1850
cfatee sent loads OF beautiful fow-
ers which add their fragrance and
autumn beauty to the general de-
lixhtful effect OF this most unusual
and attractive shop devoted exclu-
sively TO smart footwear.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03
IRICOYEN is
STILL NEUTRAL

Law
Bv OHARLyS p. sTEWART.

By CHARLES r. STEWART.
stor Correspondent United Press
BURvos AIRES. Oct. s.-Presi-
dent Irigoyen stood pat today on
neutrality In the war. His dental OF
sentiments attributed 10 him by the
National Juvenile committee. and
POSITION en- ant OF martial law DEGREES
in the general strike.
The Argentine Rural society, a
combination OF commercial, indus.
trial and financial interests. met to-
day TO adopt resolutions urging that
the government fo~cibly end the
strike.
II was reported that President
IriEoyen would sgxin make formal
demand on the railroads tomorrow
that they restore transportation
whether by submission 10 all strfk.
ers' demands or not. was not speci'
AeA.
To Offset the recent public demon
STATIONS favorins 4 rupture or Ar
gentina's relations with Germany
the continued neutrality advocates
are planning q monster MAS meet
ing Saturday. It's hackers assert
their purposes In furnishing the gov.
eminent with convincing proof that
the predominant sentiment IN the
nation In for Arm neutrality.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03
PLANIOCUT
COUNCIL. TO
GO TO VOTE
Measure Provides For
One Alderman From
Each Ward

The aldermen Tuesday might
showed their confidence in the vot-
ors when they unanimously decided
10 submit the charter amendment
providing for single alderman
from each ward 70 be paid a salary
OF $4,000 Most OF the aldermen be-
lieve tho people will Kill the meas
ure. while others feel that their Jobs
will be safe in any event Then.
TOO, they were acting in self.defensc
10 certain extent, as the Citizens
league has a proposition Il has ask
ed TO have submitted for a charter
revision which will provide for .
council OF nine embers elected AZ
large.
IL VAS also decided BY the coun-
cil 70 submit 70 the people charter
amendment authorizing the new ga
000.000 Belle Isle bridge. Aid.
Cowsn voted against this and hld.
Walsh voted 10 have ~ submitted,
but declared be would WORK against
A. AZ he believed the bridge would
cost $4,000. 900 before II was com
pleted and be did not think this tis
proper time 70 saddle such an ex-
pense on the people MAYOR Mars.
however. has assured tho council
and the public that no attempt viii
be made 10 erect the bridge until
market conditions ars better
Five other amendments we're
adopted and will be submitted In the
special election In November One
would give the public lighting com
mission authority 20 sell electricity
10 outsiders Another would raise
the pensions paid 70 widow NJ Ere.
mer from SIS 20 $50 a month 9th
era are Authorizing the council 10
order trees planted In alleys and
streets. the coat 20 b. assessed
against the property benefited. for
The construction OF moles, dikes. sea
walls and breakwaters. and one d.
vldng the time for paying taxes 40
thnt those on the east side could
ray in July and those on ne vest
side 10 August
An ordinance submitted BY Aid
CoNan hring g. p day a. the
minimum wage 20 be paid laborers
working on city contracts and
+ provided that contractors engaged
in city work pay skilled men the
highest prevailing rate IN each par.
ficular trsde was adopted
Corporation Counsel Dinseman
recommended that suit be nied In
the unitetd states c0urr against the
wabash Chemical cornpany for dam
ages amounting 70 81 900 because
: ~ an explosion In tho ScNfen-sve.
sewer for which the chemical com.
pAny Ia blamed This was referred
+ 20 The committee on WAYS and
Z means. as Was a resolution directing
I the controller not Ia iseue any more
/ vouchers Tor me payment ~ sub
srrfptions 20 The Abend Post
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03

s. Si L e,us.k' itcs Jlno,,on on faP e.
hsr. a. Mseomb; X. Webb, asa Nal
drum: r. sehweisert. tss McDougaif
&om msS.i ns.s s he' ggiy,s. n! s ".
BASH W. Psveiec. as Aiexandrine
Ai.c.i 81 ,Thsddeus.. J. csspsr
ia. hepougsll: q Liptow, IL
E Esr =. = v.r sS,, rs s s.ro,.
Merr.lI T, Z ocennor.. ass L.rch
A tankawskt is1 Moran A. %uru
1917 Cadillac ;. pans RalIrosd-ave
.i,. sGnis ssi I s'SSy y e. e.mP'f P.tys R?s
~ Serb .' Ss~nIn'' Ts e. b ls.s ram:
koroeh. 20 Bacon n. v.ttrsino 81
giarAiia- nsssEs..iIas- c.Aasta s.
piumsr; n Macy. fit orossely.
T. sshwsb. 14g Seventeenth, "
sski as Th,rty- third: J. pawisi
,ssi S1's 90. r.; E: %,is !,
~ iA .;..:n 70 s os..sn Cath c.,i
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900. Harper hospitsi W Hpinsk
iets Campbell. y Cssrak se Wee
son n. r HulEr.y., Providence nor
S ..:. + pp; ;y.,, ~, s'sufslt 10,
tor hArpar- hoapitAi -ge~An-
ksssiis. = Gross. ~ E' columbia; Z
Nsmhrough go ssvep tsenth. p sss
30. in sehroefer ~ Ceiling ~
Hague; y. Naccioceht. a. D~imar: .
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,u Msidstone: J. Damerq. MARI Ma
t ss,nl.ty h9;p;s.l a weesSr.re orse
rossy, rs drssiot < sssttis, 90
Lcvstt. r. Price, q, Qrsndy >. Rot
Leland: ,. rycpys iot cottrsii. n W
easoyich III orisanG J. LAchs.
graf, y Lafns. .os Congress g.
restt. les Euedeno T. Noses. 80 La
faystts r.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03
CONGRESS
NEARS END
OF SESSION
War Tax Bill Passed;
Adjournment Oct.
10. Seems Sure

WASHINGTON, Oct s.--Adjourn.
ment OF congress war session before
oct. 20 appeared certain today.
Only extended opposition TO any
Of the few measures remaining for
action or legislative surprise
sprung by President Wilson viii de-
Law the session more than seven
days. il is believed.
The speedy action by the senate
on the s2.5s5.000. 900 war revenue
bin conference report has FASTENED
he date OF the sessions end. The
bgll now awaits President wilson's
signature.
The president today again urged
MASSAGE at this session OF the sol
dicrs' and sailors insurance Dill
one OF the few measures sim pend
ing.
The finance committee accepted
the bin practically 40 reported by
s1b-committee. IL hxes the mini
mum insurance al $500 and pro
yides monthly allowances for dis
ability and death OF soldiers and
sailors. President Wilson still hopes
tho maximum insurance may be re
stored 10 $4,000.
The civil rights bill, confirmation
az Col. Carl Reichmann AZ c7ea-
dier-geperai and adoption OF the
conference report on the 5000
0O0. 900 urgent deficiency BILL viii
occupy the senate until adjourn
ment.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03
Deaths

Bestrio. Jorsphins wileot. SO
Canton. ysara pasumsnia; Marie
Aiissrstta 10 Mack. yssr. acute
earrh..: siysstsr Arssns, sef Cesy.
hecAros. seet and orisans -
years. ehronie bronchitis Nsretts
winton, sit LAwIeaee, 10 y.nA spo-
pisxy; ksivia hinsman chiidysn's
Free hospital Q nepths 4sstre- en-
,eri,is; Ksiiina nisAssi. 40 Lsfay-
Brown. 6~so> hospital. q, yssrA ear
stuom.T .ssones kfftstsskt.. ftss Ne.
DeusAil 10 yssrs sussrvals.is OF
';e. . 20 sx: es Tssss s n.S%e"'s :,
jsnss Rsiie. ". - wsisy,dss. yssr.
eronche pregmenis. Alberta Nat
.thswv-s. 81 Cascade, . yssvs tuesr-
rviar Nsnissttis; Alice Hay6~n. ns-
s si.S.s. AS r.,.s,. siss.,.n. s.s.ir:
~, s..ns s''s k..n.,S Ssiss.r. ei a:.m:n
Kisfsr hospital. I ysarA eiphthsvia;
Anna n c,ark- iWs CsnAstA. "
z.srs s,,sris , .s''re"'' nss'T' ,sSs ..
ensunsnia Asrsn James Ross. -
Portland. 20 years vaieuisr heat
disssss Asan neuvy Airn~st. 1871
Oakland. ~ yssrA acute sresehttts;
.aseut Is pears. rsitrai insufheisncy;
Stanley Trsbuas. ios sarqant J
EoathA rnarasnvs; ANNIE Msrrtson.
ss5 HuY1but ~ yssvA iatevai sefsre-
sis. Michael BuGrowski. III heAeurv.
ls y.srs bvenehe ensurn o~ss; Thorn 90
Johnston. ss dlaAwin. ABBOTT 70
years roe&r pnsumenia Bvnssttne
Rnsks. I sos NUNS ~ yesra rrrrai
disease Of hess7 NhdfsiawA
~ warek Sea hilftary. ] year, bren.
cho pn<umsnis Efssaheth y. Kelley.
al Vermont. ~ years pulmonary
tuberculosis: James kesrns. 1857
.Twslfth. ~ years. acute esphyfvts
Alice Ieona Eehwsb. 34s ssveatsezth.
. days nor siosurs fevamsn evsis
Margaret Zane Hoy. as DAksr, "
yssrs carcinoma 81 stomsch.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03

Artistic IN the ultramodern, sim
pie style, is the new wlkover Shoe
Shop. at No. 26o woodwsrd-ave..
which opened It's doors this week.
The entrsnce 10 the store, with its
Chinese blue woodwork and plate
glass windows level with the side
walk, is so unusual among the store
fronts OF Detroit's busiest shopping
district. as 70 stand out in an al
most startling fashion. despite the
fact that there IN nothing gSrish
about the building. The color y a
soft blue with a hsse 20 " that
IN renindful OF Japanese print and
the color motif Ia carried turnout
the interior even 70 the boxes which
line the shelves and contain the
latest products OF the bootmaksrs
are. The building 10 really unique
a. a business establishment, and a
tribute 20 the taste. skin and care
ful planning OF the wAlkover repre-
sentative In Detroit. J. z Wilson.
who recently celebrated bis thir-
teenth anniversary as manager Of
the wNkov.r store. ~ No 1853
Woodwaru-ave.
The store IL devoted 10 the mer-
chandising OF footwear and hosiery
for men and women Charming Old
Windsor chairs. painted blue and
gold. provide comfortable resting
places for the patron, and the usu-
ally much-tobe-dresded task Of try
ing on shoes Is made 90 comfortable
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03

Guy raral.y. TO- Detroit. Eva n.
Penfovnd. 10. same
Michael Piisk. -. Detreit; Nellie
stsfsy. n. same.
LAwrercs A. Losotts IS. River
Rouge Mamie Van WssshsnorA. 70.
Lseisn c. ciasry. ~ Detroit. Anna
NJ Simon. ~. same.
Guy c. Powell. IS Detroit. Murisi
q. Haivsrvea. ~. same.
o.srss rss.s - pstr"fti Anna
Cecil %. shannon. -. Dstroit; rds
Hubbsil. 81. sars.
CArFoIT Yr-Adams. ~. Detvoft. Hssei
l. 0sule. -. same.
Charles n. xiiiiAn. ~ Detrott
Arthur Dssn. 10. Dstrei, Alma
Hsiwht 70, vassar.
Giuseppe piiissyini -. Detroit
Rita SAytL ~, same.
Dominiek Dyaorewies "a Detroit
Fioyd N. sssNy, ~. p.,ret Rain
~ McCraeksn. ~. sans.
Frant n. Mullen. -. pstroit hr-
ste BALDWIN. -. same.
fehr W vsrnisissn. Jr- -. Detroit:
rris4a NJ seh~sh. 70. same
ForbusA 10. Pittsburgh.
Jessrh y. Rose. 50. Detroit; Frances
pajot 81. same.
Je. Rarely. IS. Dsron; R.s.ees
Joseph a. Smith. 80. Dssreit. Char
fctts n Allen. ~ same.
Elmer q Moysv. a.. pstvott; Jessie
=. Liswsiiyr. 80. same.
Titos jorss. ~, Dsfyott L~>A posk.
Joss q rritsehsr. -. Detroit.
Louise MsFArisnd. a. F1tst.
Buvu4y Clark. ~ Detroit; Agnes
wren6. So Ams.
EAwsyl J Konksi 10. Detroit.
Hi ia sywsy VT; 3 = , pss.,,. o,t,,.,s.
scnuits, So same
yrsss s.rsssu. -. Dst-oi,; no..
ssvhss Yrsnss. 10. p.troit: s,ss-
ants &C.. SS, .s,s. =. 't p.,,o,, s.,,.
/. Johr Z. Trantwsin. 81. pvtrois.
mary c. Hsoityruthsr. 10. SAW.
Lyle Mcrtpsr. ~. Detroit. EshsI N.
wsrwsn. " s.s.s
Stella ". rortaas ia. ssrr..
stswsyt L rerruson. is Detroit;
LEO 4. rord. -. Detroit. EiiEA-
beth ri.s., =. "ms -,
n orfs. "a. same
Earl r. Grshi. 40 oskvooa; May
rieihspsr. 10. same
Stephen ksyehynski. - p~tro,t;
AlsSsndrs RaykowstA -. sam..
Duncan bell. "a Toronto; Ethel
Rae ~ Montreal
yohn Hnstyrak. s6. Detroit. Esth-
sviAs Hsyss. ~. same.
william A. ruvns. 81 DETROIT: Ala
NJ Hsy1or. IA. same
Harnard IAndskos. ~ Detyoit, VII
ma Nordberp ~ SANE
Jarnss pfsiaesw. 81. Dstroit; Clare
XII, ~. Pontiac
Ifhert sohtshss.r a. D.troiU Elsie
Kent. ~. same
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03
KENTUCKY COAL
STRIKE ENDS
Seventeen Thousand Miners
Return To
Work

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Oct. 3.-Sev.
enteen thousand miners of the Ken.
lucky Tennessee coal fields district
win return 20 work Monday after q
strike Of nearly two months durA-
ton. labor leaders announced ssriy
today.
TIE strike end follows q settle
ment Ia Washington late yesterday
between operators and miners rep
resentadves OF the central compeu'
tive district
A convention OF miners will be
hold here Thursday TO discuss FOR
ther details for permanent ADJUST
ment
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03
COUSIN OF PHIL
SHERIDAN is
EAGER FOR WAR

Tho he s fourth cousin OF the
famous Civil war generAi FhA
Sheridan. and eager TO uphold the
famlly's reputation. Norman j..
Durkin. aged 20. 81 No. 100 Leices-
tsrct.. has been rejected, tempo
rarily at least, By the examining
surgeon Of the local marine corps
recruiting ofrsce When told that an
operation would remove the impede.
ment. he declared he would submit
20 the knife and return a. soon 90
he has recovered. Joseph and
Elisa Forsythe, brothers. OF No. sss
Monroeave., were accepted for Tho
marine corps and sent 70 Paris 10
land training station. Both are auto
workers. or % men rho applied
for enlistrn ent In the marines In
september. g6 were accepted.
since the order came removing
all limitations on recruiting for The
navy, Ensign D. J. ID. CoismAn.
local recruiting oficer. has started
a campaign TO get all the men he
can. He Ia writing the postmasfers
Of every Michigan city and 70 many
organizations. askins their assist.
ance. sevea men we're enlisted
Tuesday.
Mai Phelps, In charge OF army
recruiting, sent away ~ men. Tues
day. To save themselves being list
cd a. desertrrs. four msn OF the old
Thirty .nrst Michigan. who left Gray
ling without leave Just before the
regiment sntrained for Camp Near
thur, Waco. Tex, reported 10 Maj
Phelps. Tuesday. and wsre gtvor
trans portation TO Wsco. They vii
have 70 reimburse the government
for their railroad fare
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03
Births
noYs


,s... f.s I. ss.ss !" x Ras.::. ,
f : %4,si.n.k. III rsrn.~srtS: J xon.
: .i..s =, 4s,,,1 es ..c.ss " sow, ,sy
.on, }, \ s.rrsrd. 90 cisst,.. )
P.yi.k i.e Thiry.,tsn: >: orrsn;
So yTii'e9i.e~s .:lr. ~ rj: ss-ss. ~
Kshes, ass Hish W; p; psIsrnster,
u A. Msi.asss,,n. Pr.vfas~se hespi.
;.i 2 s., F K.ss rs,'T s' sis.r 8
iisf LAksyIsv; !. r. Howsii. ESQ Ma
i mis.sa...: .ri II . 4. c.. < Ne.
m ,.s so.s si;;:P' J.rlsy T - cs.n: :r
crsst.. "a, Nsiis~si, J. Honrs.. isi'
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03

The thhrrrsi Iron company ~ Am
erica is payiua qurIterl1 dividend
of re- cent 20 FCf Asra ~ common
stoce on rscefo sep THIS an
since the last GugrterlT dividend The
REQ Motor Car rnmrauy IL paying its
regular quarterly dividend ~ ~ per
cent % stockholders % record Sept.
it Shareholders 81 the Coiumhia
Sugar company are receiving an ar
ira one per cent IN addition 20 the
regular quarterly per cent iistribu-
ton
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03

msn wishing Go become Candidates
for the charter r~vtsiou comrais-
sion. OF whom nine are 20 be elect
ed4n the special election Nov 5.
must hie their petitions on or be-
fore Oct. 10. Each petition must Be
signed by AGO voters. AZ the
same sIsction the proposal 20 re-
vi.s the charter will BE voted upon.
II IN dossn't carry the commission
ers naturally will have no Job
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03

CLEVELAND, Oct. t.-CisvelAnd's
subscriptions to the new Liberty
bond Issue reached ss.554.0oo at
noon. ofhcisis OF the Liberty Loan
committee announced this after
noon. This ia more than onetenth
Of the city's minimum quota
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03

Plans 70 snlist women IN agrtcui-
turSi work TO meet the nations ne.
cessities during the war vii be con.
sidersd BY the national Womsns
Farm and Garden association a. its
annual convention 10 be held today
In Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03
PAYS Fir.t Dividend.

The Detroit MorgaGe corpora
ton, which started business July 1.
has just paid So Arst quarterly divi.
dend on its seven per cent preferred
stock. and has set aside a suosian.
,ial surplus This company deals
exclusively In first mortgages on
Detroit real estate
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03

A political working agreemer
among the Prohibitionists. Prngres
sives. sociaiists. Single TAKERS an
union labor n said to be the pm
pcsr Of a conference 10 be held q
dap In Chicago. There viii be 10
delegates, 20 from each eontingen
and they will meet behind close
doors.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03

New Yort For Bssflsss Day.
NEW YORK. Oct Leading no
tels and many restAuran,s fall in
line for the "beefless Tuesday
ediot. which went into effect here
today, A. request OF Food Admins
traitor Hoover
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03

Today has been nred By the var
department a. the date for summon.
ing another large contingent OF draft
forces for the National Army
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03

Secretary OF the Treasury MeAdoo
10 scheduled 20 speak a. Madison.
wis, today IN the interest q the
second lAberty Loan bond issue.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03

The annual convention Of the Ne,
Jersey societies OF the Christian n
de&ver Union 10 TO meet A. Bridg,
too today and win continue in sef
ston over Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-03

Leonard y. Bouiton. 10. Dstreit
Martha f. votgt - same.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
BRYANT.-NONTGOHERY,

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Brv-
ant and DR.. Bradley Montgomery was
soemnlzed last Thursday afternoon. at
Wilmore. Ky, the Rev. u. +. Conant,
Of the Methodist church of that city
officiating DR.. GilispIe and Miss Juan
ita Jones Of that city. being the only
attendants. The marriage came as
complete surprise to the many friends
of the couple, although sweethearts for
many years, no one predicted their
wedding so soon.
The bride in travelling taupe suit,
with hat, shoes and gloves to match,
never looked better in her life and the
Doctor is to be congratulated on win
nidg this charming and popular young
lady. Mrs. Montgomery is the daugh-
ter Of MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Bryant and
has lived in Bryantsvile most of her
life. She is at present teaching in the
Paint Lick Graded scEool and is num-
bered as one of the most efficient teach
ers in that institution.
The groom is well and popularity
known throughout the county and en-
Joys lucrative practise After their
return from Louisville, they Will go to
house keeping in Pant Lick, where
they expect to reside in the future.
The best wishes of their friends go
with them and wish for them a mar
ried life Of unalloyed happiness.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
ARNOLD--ROBINSON.

Married At the Methodist parsonage
at II O'Clock. December 24th.. Miss
Lem Arnold. Of this county and Rev.
j. N. Robinson. pastor II the Preachers
vile Circuit OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. Rev. F. D. Palmeter
officiating.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
LOANS ON FARMS.

Unlimited amount Of money TO loan
en- good farms. Can be paid eff any
time. No loan Zee charged. Ask about
this NEW plan.
d. A. THOMAS.
Real Estate. Insurance.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to take this means of ex-
pressing to our many friends and neigh
bors our sincere appreciation for their
interest and sympathy extended 10 US
during the darkest hours OF our life,
occasicned by the sudden death of our
dear husband and father.
Mrs. Thomas and Alfred Owens.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
NOTICE.

A meeting of the stock holders of the
Lancaster Building and Loan Associa-
ton, for the election Of directors and
officers for the ensueing year will be
held IN the offices Of the Garrard Bank
and Trust Co. Wednesday January End,
1918. d. A. Thomas. Secty.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

Having changed my residence to
Danville. desire to sell my new resi-
Dent property on Lexington avenue,
possession to be gwen January LIST. Is.
u2-l3-2t.) j. +. Nevius.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
YOU'LL tINR IT IN THIS COLUMN.

If you want Thornhill wagon, see
w. J. Romans and get prices.
Wanted Fifty Brown Leghorn year
ling hens
NJ. II Dudley. Lancaster
Lost - Pointer bird dog. White with
blacks specks and light brown ears.
Information will be appreciated.
S. II. Estes.
For Sale Fifteen wel-grown Barred
Rock pullets. 81 GO each. Phone AIS.
Bryantsvile Exchange.
Mrs. J. w. Mahan,
Marksbury. Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27


Mr.. Billy George Holman of Crab
Orchard. was popular visitor here
Wednesday.
Miss Eliza Lunsford, Of Cincinnati.
came home to spend the Christmas hol-
idays with the homefol,s.
Mrs. Carlton Elkin and daughter,
Emily Ann, have returned from a
months stay at Liberty, Ky
Dr. Printus v alker and family. ar
rived from Cincinnati last Saturday and
will be- here for several wrecks.
Willie Rice Anon, Of Saate Univer-
slty, is spending the YuletiIe season
with his parents, DIR. and Mrs J. A.
Anon.
Mr. and Mrs George Robinson and
Mr. and Mrs Joe Robinson spent Christ.
mas day with Mr. and Mrs Tom Slavin
Of Paint Lick.
Mr. and Mrs John NJ. Farra and Miss
Johnerta are spending the Christmas
holidays with MIR Joe Burrsldes and
family in the country.
Miss Annie Margaret Elkin. who is
taking business course at Smith BUS
mess college at Lexington. is spending
the holidays with the homefolks.
Rev. Frank NJ Finder. Jr. has been
called another year TO the pastoragc Of
the church at Hubble where he has
preached for the past two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Duncan. of
NichoiasviIle and Mr. and Mrs. Theo.
Duncan, Of Lexington have been the
Eueets Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Haselden
on Hin Court
Mr.. 6 II. Smith. circulating mana
ger Of the Lexington Leader was in
the city this week. visiting relatives in
the county. where be is so well and
popularity known.
Another shipment OF knitted articles
from Fairview. Bryan'syille. Paint Lick
and Lancaster went off this week max
lug now ISL sweaters, rs pairs of sox
and lob pairs Of WHISTLES.
Mr. and Mrs '. A. Lear. who had ex-
Pectcd 70 visit during the holidays,
their daughter Mrs Mac wilkins Of
Shelby. y. G., have deferred their visit
until later IN the new year.
Nrs Jot. White yybo hos hoo, il,
the Graysvilie Sanitorium in Tennessee
Tor several weeks was operated on to-
day. She IS doing nicely and her many
friends hope to see her out sgain soon.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Corr l.r, I.s,
Monday for ,boir now boro 49,
"aNheS"urE' N.Y. "herc they VIII go
VIA tue oes' WISHES OF 'heir friends
VINO regret 10 see them leave our
COUNTY
Prof. +. y. Hopkins. is spending the
Christmas holidays. with hi4 parents at
ha, ~ , ~ WV '"''''S '"e past week
~, Co. a, ,',, -, ~ " US 'ne'r nome
s, - 1.'' '"''''S '''' " s"''' amount
Mr. John II. Mount ard Mrs. Mount
and Master John McRoberts Mount Jr.
arrived from Atlanta last Sunday
- ~ " ''e ''"'' U, MI
o. W . % ~ 'iou'' U" Lexington
Mr., James l.. Woner. Of Cameron,
Mo-, but wrll-known here whore he
formerly lived, vas in our city last
Monday. he was called To Kentuck,
~ '''v us'''' " NY. Joseph Rogers
' '''' ~ ''' "''''''' '"s' week.
| Mrs. W. $. Grinstesj and d,rrbtor
Miss Anthonctt Massrs Cbarlrs por
dleton and Boyce HUM. Of Stanfor5
Mr. and Mrs. William Pennies a
Covinpton. Dre cpests this wi. ,f AZ
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27

not only intellectually but also socially.
Respectfully.
Georgia Moss.