The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-09
Lancaster
(By "Billy" Miller).

Joe NJ Kavanaugh was visitor
in Richmond Monday.
Attorneys G. c. Walker and H.
Clay Kaufman attended Stanford
court Monday.
John Gill Kinnaird and Glass Car
rier were in Stanford Monday.
Frank Conn, of Richmond was in
town Sunday with relatives.
Miss jamie W. Terrill left Satur-
day to accept a position as teacher at
Hazard, Ky.
Miss Allie Hendren left Saturday
to resume her work as teacher at
Blue Stone, Ky.
. Robert Bean is visiting his wife in
Winchester this week.
Miss Ida Rainey left Sunday for
Danville, where she will begin her
work at K. c. W. after visit to her
parents.
Joe Haselden has returned from a
business trip to DeLand, Fla.
Miss Martha Kavanaugh has ac-
cepted position in the graded school
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Carpenter, of
Versailles, were here Monday for the
funeral of Mrs. d. White Marsee.
Mrs. Lucy Turner. of Lexington,
attended the funeral of her neice,
Mrs. Marsee Monday.
Moves the Puritan-The Puritan
which is located one block from the
square on Lexington street will this
week be moved into the store room
recently occupied by Dickerson &
Carrier.
Sells Tobacco-A great deal of
Garrard county's tobacco crop is be-
ing sold on the market this week.
Good prices are being realized, as is
the case with all of Garrard's prod
ucts. One of the finest fruit crops
raised i'm the state was raised in Gar
rard county.
Marsee- Mrs. d. White Marsee,
died at the home of her parents in
this county on Saturday evening at
6 80. Mrs. Marsee had been in bad
health for some time and since the
death of her husband, Mr.. d. White
Marsee. which occurred in August,
she had constantly grown worse, I'M
til the end came. Mrs. Marsee was
right in the prime of life, being 26
years of age. She was devoted
church member, loving mother and
daughter She leaves her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Noah Marsee, two children,
three brothers and two sisters to
her loss.
Senator's Race-Mr Jay Harlan,
of Danville was in our city on last
and announced that he is
a candidate for State Senator. From
his announcement he bases his whole
claim for election upon the fact that
it is Boyle county's time. He loses
Sight Of the fact that it has been
twelve years since Garrard had a
Senator and within that time each of
the other three counties, Lincoln,
Boyle and Casey has had an opportun-
ty to furnish a Senator. If Boyle
gave up her place and time to one of
the other counties she simply lost it
and that is no reason why Garrard
should give up her time to Boyle.
With Hon. Ii. Clay Kaufman as our
it will take great deal
more convincing argument than Mr.
Harlan has made 10 convince the
people of the district that Garrard
should not furnish the next Senator.
His argument really sounds childish
and unbecoming for one running for
such an important Office. Mr.. kauff-
nan has been tried and we know
what he can do and will do and we
think it not good politics to "swap
4 tried horse for an untried one"
Friends of Hon. j. r. Mount are
lrging him to enter the race for
State Senator. Mr.. Mount is IA lead
ny hardware merchant of this city
and an Representative of this
county. If Mr. Mount should enter
he race he would not only vote for
submitting the statewide amendment
Dut will go further, than the gentle
men already announced and vote for
statewide and national prohibition.
Welcome Visitors.-The Christian
md Presbyterian Endeavors, had two
welcome guests at their Endeavor
Society Sunday in the persons of
Miss Georgia Dunn and Mr.. Evans,
devoted workers of the State G.. r..