The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14

guest of Miss Jennie Lawrence.
Miss Maud Arnold of Stanford is the
guest Of Miss Jennie Lawrence.
Mr.. II. b. Wilkinson is in Liberty
for visit to friends and relatives.
Mrs. Belle Henderson of Lowell and
granddaughter. are visiting Mrs. J. X.
Mount.
Master Sauiley Hughes leaves to-day
for visit to his grandmother at
Paint Lick.
Miss Margaret Hurt, Mr.. Billie Hurt
Mrs. Chas, C. Humber, Mrs. X. X.
Conn motored to Danvile shopping.
Misses Marie Ray. Annie Mae and
Ida Broadus were the guests for sew
eral days of Mrs. J. b. Brown.
Mr.. d. A. Hervev and charming
bride of Faint Lick motored down and
attended Commencement exercises.
/ Miss Anne Margarine Dyche of Lon
don, Ky, is the attractive guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Moore on Danville st.
! Miss Jennie Washburn, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. I. j. Price.
left Wednesday for Louisville, for
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Farris Yeager and
Miss Sarah Wood Yesger of near Dan
vile attended the Senior play here on
Friday night.
Mrs. w. X. Todd, having closed her
class of expression al l.. H. S. returns
to her home in Nashville by the way of
Stanford and Columbia.
Mr.. Story Heron, who has good
position in Richmond, came down Sat
urday night and renamed over Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. l.. E.
Heron.
Hon. II. Clay Kaufman has returned
from a trip through Casey county
where he has been tor the past week,
looking after his candidacy for State
Senator.
Miss Anne Baker of London is the
attractive guest of her friend, Miss
Alice Hudson Rgney. who was one of
the sweet girl graduate" of the
High School,.
Little Miss Gladys Moore. who has
been the charming ana attractive guest
of her father. Mr.. r. S. Moore at the
Simpson House. returned to her home
in Lexington, Sunday.
Mrs. w. F. Anon arrived Wednesday
from Coffeyville Kansas, to witness
the graduation of her grandson, Mr..
Will Rice Anon, and is with her son,
DIR. Anon and family.
Mrs. Allen Henry of Birmingham.
Ala, who came to Lexington TO attend
the wedding of friend, motorsd to
Lancaster Wednesday and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Henry.
FRIENDS will be pleased to learn that
Mrs. Bradford Jennings of Tulsa, Okla.
who has been dangerously i'll is now on
the road TO recovery. A little girl has
come to bless this home and has been
named for her maternal grand mother
Elizabeth Doty.
Mr. O. r. Carpenter was called to
Red Rock Okla, last week by the SER
ious illness of his brother, Mr.. James
Carpenter. Later reports from Mr..
Carpenters bedside are that he Is
slightly improved and hopes, are en-
tertained for his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Brown entertain
ed at delightful party on Saturday
evening, at their beautiful suburban
home, in honor of their grand daughter
Miss Marie Ray. A number of young
people responded to the invitation, and
a very enjoyable evening spent.
Mr.. w. B. Burton entertained at his
farm near Buena Vista. last Friday
afternoon. Hon. Francis E. Merriman,
district Farm Agent for Kentucky.
Those present beside Mr.. Merriman
were; w. II. Rogers. w. l.. Scott. r.
!. Burton, X. l.. Elkin. j. M. Farra,
J. E. Robinson and DR.. w. A. Wheeler
Mrs. Robert L. Hughes and daugh-
ter, Margaret, together with Mrs.
Fred Neighbors, of Louisville. motored
up last Saturday. the former TO see her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller. the
latter the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. }. b. Bourne. Miss Margar-
ct will remain in the city for the sum
mer.
Quite number from Gsrrard attend
ed the flag raising in Stanford last
Thursday, among them were Misses
frankie Kaufman, Annie Herndon.
Annie Margaret Elkin, Joan Mount,
Mesdames George Robinson, J. L. Rob-