The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-15

MT. DaVe KOSs, Mrs. Salllc lawson
and visitor, Miss Ethyl Brown and
Miss Helyn Gulley, spent Wednesday
in Frankfort.
Miss Lucy Doty has returned to
Lexington after weeks stay with
her father, Mr.. jesse Doty and sister,
Miss Emma Doty.
Hon. George Mason, Of Chicago.
arrived in the city Tuesday and is
the guest Of Mrs. William Mason, on
Stanford street
Mr. and Mrs +. VI Walker Of Emf
nence, KY, are here for several days
visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris Of
Atlanta, we're with their parents,
Judge and Mrs +. W Harris for a
few days last week.
I Mr. and Mrs. f. n. Bourne. of
Lexington will arrive Saturday to
be the guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J b. Bourne
Miss Jessie Beagle has been the at
tractive guest of Miss Carrie Bell
Romans. She returned to her home
at Georgetown last Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Coy s. Sanders and
Mrs Mary Lutz, motored to Louis
Vile last Sunday, and called on rela-
tives and friends at Camp Taylor.
Mrs. John NJ Mount. Mrs. Shelby
l.. Allen, Mrs Thos. NJ Wilson and
Miss Joan Mount were visitors in
/ Stanford and Danville this week
Mrs. Ethel Darnold who has been
teaching in the d. and d. school at
/ Winnepeg, Canada has arrived for
visit to her father. Mr. W r. West.
Mrs j. Ebert Smith, son and daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret and Mr.. Forest
Smith, of Jelllco, Ten, are visiting
Mrs. 5. A. Walker, on Richmond. St
Mr. and Mrs Joe Robinson and
Mr. and Mrs Robert Elkin and Mrs
George McRoberts, motored to Ora
ham Springs last Sunday for dinner
Mr. George McRoberts left for Lex
ington last Monday morning He
will be joined by his wife and daugh-
ter later at their home in Covington.
Mrs s. S. Yantis and Mrs. Bessie
Dudderar. of indianapolis, will arrive
Friday and will be the guest of Mrs
Ross Basin and other relatives in the
county.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Hatfield and
Mrs Hatfield's parents, Mr. and Mrs
T. b. Walter, of kavita, Ky. were
in Cicinnati for several days the
past week.
Luther Gibbs upon his speedy recov-
cry after a serious operation at the
Danville hospital He is now con
valecing at his home
Mr. V. A. Lear has returned home
from visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Mac wilkins. at Shelby. n. c. Mrs.
Lear and Mrs. wilkins are expected
here the last part of the week
Mr. r. F. Hughes came up from
Louisville Sunday morning return
ing Wednesday with his wife and
daughter, who have been visiting Mr.
John Miller and family for the past
month.
Hon. William Jennings Price, of
Danvile, was a guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Edgar Price for short while last
Friday. He stopped for few minutes
in the city and was busy shaking
hands with the host of friends he has
here.
Mr. Robert Brewer and son. Robert
Jr, left Sunday for Louisville. Mrs.
Brewer and daughters, Josephine and
Julia Walker, will join him later for
a short visit to Mr., Brewers relatives
before returning to their home in
Chelsh, Okla.
Mr.. William Rogers, Garrard's ex-
county farm agent was in the city
for short while last Tuesday Mr.
Rogers goes into the Officers Train
ing Camp at Camp Gordon, Septem-
Der LIST. He having recently passed
a satisfactory examination at Lex
lngton.
Mrs. George Robinson left Wednes-
day for Lake Geneva, Wis, having
had the honor of being one of six
ladies chosen from Kentucky to at
tend the National Speakers Conven-
ton of the Y, W. c. A. Later she
will speak throughout the state for
this work