The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-09

Miss Katherine Ham has returned TO
her home in Somerset after visit to
Miss Flossie Tribbie.
Mr.. Steve Walker. now with the In.
ternatlonal Harvester Co, was at home
for few DAYS last week.
Miss Charlie Elmore has returned
from Lagrange where she was the
guest of Miss Caroline Allen.
Mr.. Alex Collier Ray of Louisville,
has been visiting friends and relatives
in the county for the past week.
Miss Sara Margaret Beane. of Win
chester, is the attractive guest of her
brother, M. and Mrs. Bob Beane.
MIR X. S. West, of Butler, Ca, and
Mr. John Musselwhlte, of Reynolds. Ga.
are guests this week of Mr. W. X. Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Arnold have re-
turned to their home in Frank fort after
a delightful visit to Lancaster relatives
Misses Essie and Margaret Conn are
spending two weeks with their grand
mother. Mrs. Amelia Ross at Hammack
Mrs. w. o. Foster and daughter, of
Hartsele, Ala. were guests of their
grandfather. Mr.. A. r. Denny. this
week.
Rev. F. N. finder has returned from
Union City, Madison county. where he
has just closed successful protracted
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Clay Sutton. and
Mesdames Joe Robinson and Frank
Marksbury motored TO Lexington Tues
day FOR the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Arnold returned
to their home at Birmingham last week
after a short stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Burnside.
Mrs Lucy Arnold spent few days
IN the city last week, on her return
from Springfield where she had been
the guests of friends.
Mr.. James c. King of Norman Okla.
together with his daughter. Mrs. S. H.
Henley and children are guests of MIR.
and Mrs. L. c. King in the Hubble
neighborhood.
Miss Alice Dale Durr Of Nashville. is
a charming and attractive visitor of
Miss Annie Catherine Arnold, at the
home of the latters grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Burnside.
MIR. Ennis Perkins returned to George.
town last week suffering with an at
tack of indigestion. He is one Of the
mainsprings of this office and we hope
for him speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton E. Moss and
children and Miss Cora Moss, OF Dur.
ham, N. c. left Wednesday for several
days motoring trip to Frankfort, Camp
Kavanaugh and Louisville.
Lieut.. J. M. Casey and Mrs Casey
are guests Of the latters parents Mr.
and Mrs X. b. Wilkinson. Lieut. Casey
has only recently received his commits
sion and will probably be assigned to
the sth Calvary.
Miss Frances Roe Grant entertained
at a lawn party last Friday evening.
The yard was illuminated with lanterns
and delightful refreshments were ser.
ed and the hours most pleasantly pass
ed by those 80 fortunate as to be pres
ent.
Stanley Heron. who recently enlist
ed at Fort Thomas and is now an am
busnce driver ia the Medical Corps
and stationed at Syracuse, n. Y. writes
interestingly to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Heron of this city. and
says.
1T would be impossible indeed for
me to try to tell all the conditions ex-
listing in the army and about which
most civilians know 50 little. A SOL
diers life is made interesting by the
fact that We don't know what's coming
next. We may leave IN few days for
a few days for TT. Benz. Harrison or
we may go to FIT. Oglethorpe Georgia
Whether you will like army lif, or not
depends largely upon ones attitude.
OBEY all orders and you will be treated
fine, disobey and you canrot imagine
the extent Of punishment. If you are
put under a good officer as we are and
with a good bunch of fellows you will
find serving your country pleasurs.
Butter for Stains.