The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-16

Miss Bertha Hatfield OF Russell
Springs. has been visiting her brothers,
DIR. NJ. S. and Mr.. r. G. Hatfield and
families.
Mr.. Walter Elkin will return to his
home in Louisville, Friday. He will be
accompanied by his aunt Mrs. l.. c.
johnson and Miss Florence johnson.
Mr. c. d. McCarty has returned from
Lexington where he has been for the
past two months suffering with blood
poison. the result Of cut on his fore
finger.
Mrs Joseph Evans Robinson enter
tanned last Friday evening in honor, of
Mrs John Anderson. of Washington
City and Mrs George McRoberts of
Covington.
Mrs Robert Elkin entertained at a
dining in honor Of Mrs John Anderson
of Washington. Mrs George McRoberts
of Covington. and Mrs Tom Wilson of
Bowling Green.
Master c. w. and Miss Mary Clark
of Lexington and Master Stanley Clark
Of Lexington pike are enjoying several
weeks with their grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs S. J. Bourne.
Mrs. w. b. Moss entertained at an
elegant six O'Clock dinner the past
week. in honor of Miss Cora Moss, of
Durham n. c. A number of guests
were present and an enjoyable evening
spent.
Mr. and Mrs Walton Moss and chill.
iren and visitor. Miss Cora Moss, of
Durham. N. c., have JUST returned
from motor trip to Mammoth Cave
and other points in the Western part
Of the state.
Misses Avs and Neva Adams. who
have been charming guests of Mrs.
Lucy Henderson and Miss Sallie Adams
have returned to their home in Sub
cite Illinois. returning by Mammoth
Cave for few DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs X. X. Speaks and son.
Miss Cloiy Speaks and Miss
rs Angie and Hannah Bourne, motored
10 Lexington to the soldiers camp and
spent the day with Mrs Speaks brother
Mr. Kinnaird Dorton.
Miss Bernie Montgomery of Bryants-
Vile has accepted position with the
Basin Telephone Co. as Toll operator.
The patrons are much pleased with the
service she is giving. and her friends
wish for her great success.
A very delightful motoring trip to
High Bridge, recently. in honor of
Misses Avis and Neva Adams of Sub
lette Illinois. Those who went were.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Weddle and children
of Red House. Mr.. S. c. Henderson of
Lowell, Mrs. 5. b. Jennings and son,
Ernest. Mrs Lucy Henderson, Miss
Sallie Adams of this city and Miss ane
Campbell of Paint Lick.
Miss Ora Estridge is being entertain
ed at house party at Boonsboro Miss
Ruth Haggard will entertain on Friday
evening at s O'Clock at the attractive
SUBURBAN home of her sister in law,
Mrs. Claude Haggard in honor of Miss
Ora Estridge of Paint Lick. Ky. Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Douglas, Miss Ethel
Douglas. Misses Ora and Emma Estridge
Of Paint Lick, Mr.. ard Mrs. Upton
Wilson, of Mt. Sterling. W. ii. White
house, of Coyington, and S. NJ. Denny,
of Paint Lick, composed camping par
ty on Kentucky river the past week
Among the many visitors to the camp
during the outing were: Mrs. A. b.
and two daughters, Misses
Lena and Ethel Estridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
N. X. Ross and Miss Stella McWhorter
all of Paint Lick. Winchester Demo.
crat.
Mr.. w. c. Greening. of Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma. is in Washington. He
is accompanied by his wife and a friend
Mrs. Prewitt. They have been to Chi
cago. Cleveland, Buffalo. New York
City on their annual outing. Mrs. Green.
ing and Mrs. Prewitt willreturn by way
of Pittsburg. Pa. where they will stop
for visit with relstives. while Mr..
Greening will go back by Danville Wis
iting friends there and at Lancaster,
Stanford and Hustonvile before going
to his new home. Mr.. Greening is still
in the banking business and is at pres
ent President of the State EXchang,
Bank in Oklahoma City. This is one OF
the most up.to- date banks in the State
II has deposits in the sum of 81. 23i. l6s.
SO; capital stock of 500. 600; surplus OF
$40, 700. 33, and owns its own building
which cost sl2, 500. Mr.. Greening own
a farm just out of Lancaster on theI e.
ington pike, which he says he is keep