The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
Mrs Joe Francis was in Stanford
Wednesday, on business.

Miss Scotia Petty, of oreaura, III.
arrived today and is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Romans.
Mrs Ellen Mays Wilson. Of Rich
mond, made a short visit to Miss
Amanda Anderson last week.
Miss Carrie Reid leaves Saturday
for a visit to her sister, Mrs. VIM.
W. White, in Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. Maurice Ashley and baby.
Of Lexington, are visiting her PAR
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Sanford
We regret to announce the crit
zeal illness of Mrs. Malinda Cotton
at her home on Richmond street.
Mr. William Swope, who is sta
toned at Camp Taylor, spent Sun
day and Monday with his home peo-
Pile.
Miss Marie Simpson Of Bardstown
will be the attractive guest of Miss
Anna Belle Burnside, for several
days.
Mrs. T. r. Slavin, Mrs. Jim
Burnside and Miss Anna Belle Burn
side were visitors in Danville,
Tuesday
Messrs Miller Lackey Of Rich
mond, and Cabell Arnold, Of Paint
Lick, were visitors in Lancaster,
Monday.
Mrs. James A. Royston entertain
ed Sunday at family dinner in
honor of her daughter. Miss Annie
Royston, of Chicago.
Mr.. S. A Walker left last Sunday
for South Bend. Ind, where he has
accepted a position with the Oliver
Chill Plow Company.
Beginning with next Wednesday
the Library will be open every We'd
nesday evening, at Z o'clock, and
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Anna Belle Burnside will
entertain at dance in honor of
her guests, Friday evening, at her
country home on the Richmond
road.
Mr.. j. L. Beazley, Prof. NJ L.
Cancer and Mrs. Cancer and chill
dren of Stanford, were the guests
of Mr.. j. A. Beazley and family,
Sunday.
Miss Norma Burns Montgomery
Of the local Exchange, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Montgomery, Of Bry-
antsville.
Miss Ida Rainey has recovered
sufficiently to be out after an oper-
alton for adnoids. She has been
unable to attend school at the Wom-
ems College, in Danville, since the
first of the year.
Mrs. r. b. Wilkinson returned
from Liberty last Saturday where
she had gone to visit her mother,
Mrs. Bette Moore. She was ac-
companied home by MIR. and Mrs.
ID. G. Portman and son, who re-
manned for one day.
: Mr.. Clayton Morrow, accompan-
y led by his father, went to Cincinnati
last week. Clayton was extremely
4 anxious to enlist in the marines,
but on account of his eyes was
turned down, very much to the dis
appointment of this young patriot
Friends here and elsewhere will
be grieved to learn of the serious
illness of Mr.. w. B. Mason at his
home ON Stanford street. Mr..
, Mason is suffering from acute
Bright's Disease and little hope is
held out for his recovery.
Judge c. A. Arnold has returned
iIoHl LeAllElon dlltT Il stay OF sew
eral days, where he had been under
| treatment of DR.. Anderson,of that
: city. He was on our streets yes
terday and his friends will be glad
to know Of his rapid improvement.
Mrs. N, X. Bogie returned 5dtur-
day from Danville, where she re
Gently underwent very serious
operation for gall stones. Dr's Gil
bert of Lancaster. and Jackson of
Danville, being her attending ply
sicians. Mrs. Bogie is very much
improved and is rapidly recovering
from her operation which is very
gratifying to her many friends
The following from the Interior
Journal is of interest here, where
Mr.. Brown formerly lived and
where he married one Of Garrard'a
lmost charming Young ladies. then