The interior journal., 1918-02-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Mr. Frank Lewis. Of Louisville.
vwu- h-fr ir-t wrrk
Mr.. Bccchcr Adams. of Richmond.
was In this city Saturday
Misses Louise and Marjorie Lynn
visited friends 40 Lancaster.
Frank Shcrou left Saturday for
rcr,a. where hy viii .utor school
Mr. J. NJ NJtaalf. o. Paint Lick
was here Monday looking Tor "a ioca-
tion.
Alfred G E-dy. of Anchorage.
came up last night Co be- here for
court day
Mcsdames Jpmcs n. Wood. and
John u Foster Ucr, 100 Dau,illc
Wednesday
Mrs Matte Ncyius 8. visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. + Buck. at Gil
bcrts Creek
Burdettc Mckenzie has rented and
moved TO the + " Wb,pp house ou
Lancaster street
Mr. and Mr., Russell Dill'on. of
Cedar Greek. spent several days boz
town with relatives
Mr. Bowen Gooio. - Louisville.
was here several days with his sister.
Mrs. Matt /, Myers
Howard NanAr,dalo. of HaUroj--
bury. bought of Joe Robinson. Of
Lancaster. mare mule FOR $500.
Nrs. Annie Cunningham of Gown
ishyillc. Mercer county. i- the guest
81 her brother. NJ VI " Sweeney.
Mr W. Il TIrlyv. Of Richmond
is here the guest OF his sister. NJ. Y.
T. Bruce and % attend court today.
Miss Sara Wood the guest -
Lancaster Relatives. including her
grandparents. M and G. A. Swine
broad
News comes from FauGHlic. Fla.
TINT Mr.. q cleveland Rose landed
50 pound BLACK hps, while fishing
the other dav.
Mr.. !. VI Gourh. who has boon
confined 10 his home FOR several
weeks on account Of asthma, is able
To be out again.
Mrs. Jamc. \. Bcollcy and Miss
Mildred Bcazlcy, ~ Lancaster. wcrr
here SUNDAY the guests Of Mrs. VIII
Iiavs. and family
Miss Liccic Bouzlcv. who has been
ut Mllcd~cyillc for several weeks
with her sister Mrs I. &. SaudiTo,
was here Saturday
Nrs ". g. ShauEs spent last week
with her daughter. Mis- Margaret
NtNUhN. NUN Ir N.Af'NI'IF f'' t'''.'
Hin Academy. Sholhyyillc.
nr l. =. Iouc-. ~ Crgh Orchard,
was in the city Monday Tho doctor
has Jobs troubles by the wholesale,
having two boils on one of his hands.
Miss Maud Carter. of Romucv, ".
Va. who has been at the bedside Of
her father. Mr. 4. W. Carter, rethr0-
ed Yesterday 70 resume her toacri'g.
Mis-, Mary Lynn Fox lett last week
for Tecumsrh. Okla. whore sh" has
accepted a position. She was accom-
panied hy her brother, NJ. Rice Fox.
Mrs. Lucy Hol'7claw and Nr. y. ).
Traylor were called 20 NicholHsyillo
Saturday hv the serious Illness of
tho formers brother, Mr. George
Wclch.
Mr.. Hin Carter. Of Hurerton. Kan
sas, who has been here with his "a
thcr M. p. W. C8rtcr left Saturday
for his home. His father is much I'M
proved
Mrs. J. n. Willis. Of Crab Orchard
Springs. was here MONDAY en- route
10 Richmond ~ visit relatives. While
here she WAS The guest Of Mrs. q. II.
Severance.
Ms. J. W. Accv wga sufficiently
improved 20 be moved from her mo-
thcr's home no Lancaster 20 her home
here. She stood the trip very well
and Is doinr nicely.
EuGcne Hin left Monday morn
ing for Louisville 20 enter the avia-
tion department Of the army, This
makes two sons Mr. J. n Hill has in
his country's service.
The ri Paso. Texas, Times prints
very handsome three-column pie
ture of Mrs. W A. Tribble. Of this
citv. who is visiting her brother
there. Accompanying the picture APP
pears the following: "Mrs. W. A.
Tribble. Of Stanford, Ky, is the pop
ular house guest Of her brother. DIR.
J, A. Pickett. and Mrs. Pickett at
their home on Mesa avenue. She has
been the inspiration of many delight
full social courtesies since she has
been in III Paso."
Lilburn Gooch, who was given an
honorable discharge from army ser
vice and is back home, sDoels IN high
terms Of the treatment given him at
Camn Zachary Taylor. He SAYS that
the Red Cross nurses were untrlng
in their efforts To make his suffering
as light ms possible during the nine
weeks he was confined 10 the hospi-
tai and that he never saw such treat
ment and attention as that given
him. He is also very complimentary
of Of the men in authority at Camp
Taylor.