The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-03
BRYANTSVIILE

VT, ana Mrs. NJ. ". hennciN spent
Sunday with relatives near Crab Or
chard.
Mr. John Campbell left Monday
FOR Frankfort where he has accepted
a position.
Mrs. j. W Bryant and Mr.. Fanny
Bryant visited Mrs. =. b. Montgom-
cry at Paint Lei, last week
Master Richard McGrdth of G'ch-
mond, Va, has been here for tn. past
few days visiting friends.
Miss Eliza Ison president Of the
LEGAL ". c. r. T.. attended the State
Convention in Louisville. las: week
Mrs Mar Eaps tale Of Missouri.
is here for visit 20 her brothers,
Nrssrs r. X B. 7. ami W. II. Swope.
Genuine Kanawha SILT doe, not
harden in the barrel Car just in.
Hudson, Hughes and Farnau.
Mrs. Everette Lawson and attrac-
tive little daughter, Margaret Neal,
Of Ravenwood. Mo, are visiting rel
alive here
The ladies' = the Methods, church
sent several dozen airs Of preserves
and canned fruit T. tine u"pfaHs
Home ut Louisville, this ccrl
Master Ray Ballard and little Miss
Lorraine Hulettc. who were operated
on last Tuesday at the Danville hos
pital for Adenoids. are both getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Bette Dudderar and Mrs
Margaret Yantis Of Indianapolis. also
Mrs. VIM. Lear. of Lancaster, were
the guests for few days last week
Of Mrs. b. c. Rose.
Miss Jane Bowling Of X c. w,
Danville. spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Bowling. She was accompanied by
her roommate, Miss Lackey.
Miss Mayme Lee Ballard and guest
Miss Mary Hunter. of Quitman, Ga,
were in Lexington Wednesday to see
Her Regiment" at the Opera house
and also attended the "Trots".
Mr. Henry Ruble has sold his farm
here to Mr.. James Christopher of
Buena Vista: This is the farm for
merly owned by Mr.. r. NJ Moss and
contains about 100 acres for which
Mr. Ruble received sl65 per acre.
Mr. W. II. Boner who has been in
Nicholasville for several months.
where he had a position with Mr.. J.
II. Boner, came over last week 10
spend while with his sister, Mrs. c.
c. Becker, as he was not feeling well
and not able to be at work
Mr.. c. c. Rose, of Eua Gallie, Fla.
came Monday for a visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Rose at
Camp Dick Robinson. This is Mr..
Roses first visit home since leaving
nearly two years ago to make his
home in Florida. His many friends
are delighted to see him.
Quite a large crowd attended the
tpatriotic meetin" here Thursday
night. The singing by the school
children was greatly enjoyed as were
also the short talks by Rev. Conant.
and Rev. Palmeter, and Mr.. Swine
broad. The violin solo, by Miss Amy
Dawes added greatly to the program.
Mrs. J Hogan Ballard had few
friends in very informally Friday
afternoon, to meet Miss Mary Hun
ter, of Georgia. During the after
noon a delicious lunch consisting OF |
chicken salad, potato chips, beaten
biscuit, pickles, olive and grape ice /
was served, Every one present had |
a most enjoyable time.
Rev. G.. S. Conant gave mos, ey-
cellent talk at Buena Vista, Friday |
night at the Patriotic meeting pn the |
Liberty Loan" which was greatly |
enjoyed by every one present. Rev.
Conant is a most forceful and inter
esting speaker. He was also the |
principal speaker at Mt. Hebron on
Tuesday evening,