The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-21

WI. jim west OF RIchmOnu was
visitor IN Lancaster. Wednesday.
Mrs. W. G Peoples OF Covington is
visiting her mother. Mrs. j. K Harris.
DIR. Jesse Perkins of Stanford. was
here on professional business Monday
Mrs. jennie West, of Tulsa. Okla.
is visiting relatives and friends in the
city.
Mrs. Bell Henderson Of Lowell, was
visiting DR.. Kinnaird and family this
week.
Mrs John l.. Coldlron of Paint Lick.
was the recent guest Of her sister. Mrs
w. o. Ralston,
Mr.. 2. W. Williams is sick at his
home on Lexington street with an at
tack of pneumonia.
Miss Edna Berkele Of State Univer-
sity. will spend the week END here with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Matte Duncan is confined to
her home on Lexington avenue. suffer-
ing with an attack OF grip.
Sergt. Robt NJ. Waiter of Camp
Shelby Miss, is expected this week for
visit to his home people.
Messrs l.. G Davidson, J. X. Moor
man and James Yater. made business
trip to Lexington this week
Friends Of Mrs. Anne Robinson. will
be sorry to learn of her serious illness
at her home on DanviIle street.
Miss Eliza Smith will spend the 22nd
Of FEB. in Richmond, the guest of
Misses Lillian and Bessie Shugars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Turner and daugh-
ter. Ardella, spent several days with
Mrs Lucy A. Turner Of Lexington.
Uncle Dave Ross has been under
the weather" for few DAYS but re-
ports are that he is better this morning
Mrs. Joe Francis has returned from
weeks stay in Cincinnati where she
purchased beautiful line Of millinery.
Mr. Galloway c. Hounshell who is
stationed at Camp Shelby, is here on
short furlough visiting his wife and
parents.
Miss Jennie Parks, Of Richmond, ar
rived in the city Tuesday and is the
guest cf Mr. and Mrs. Sauiley Hughes,
on Richmond St
Mrs. w S. Elkin. arrived from her
home in Atlanta last Friday and is Wis
iting her sister. Miss Jennie Duncan.
on Maple avenue.
Mr. Harry Elmore has returned from
a motoring trip to Nashville Tenn. He
drove the car of MIR. X. ID. Blanton
and returned home by railway,
Miss Minnie Brown is in Louisville
and Cincinnati where she went to at
tend the Spring lilhnary openings and
complete her ouyIng for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs W. D. Walker. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Marksbury and Mr.
John Gill Kiunaird attended the Nor
row. Walker wedding in Lexington
Wednesday.
Miss Floreuc, johnson will spend the
weekend with her mother. Mrs. Lula
Johnson. She will be accompanied by
two very charming young schoolmatos.
Misses Flossie Brown and Lois Powell.
Mr.. Henry Simpson. Of Lexington.
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. u. simpson. tie was ac-
compauied over by his attractive little
daughter. Elizabeth, who will spend
several days here.
Mr.. Roy Written, the expert mech
auician. is seriously sick AZ his home
in Indianapolis. lie went there for a
short visit and was taken suddenly III
His wife and daughter went to his
bedside last SATURDAY.
MIR. Epps. who travels out from Bar
houryille for a'wholesale firm. but who
was resident Of Garrard last wear
with his family on farm owned and
occupied by him in the DraSe's Creek
locality, naar Preachersville. has sold
tine farm 10 Me- Grant Hlmmonds OF
that neighborhoad, and has purchased
farm Of 200 acres in Virginia, forty
miles below Washington D. c.. and
viii take his family ihilhsr IN March.
Much Of the tract is bottom land, be-
ing washed boy the Potomac river.
A recent visitor 20 Lexington called
to see Mrs Mary Dunlap Denny, wife
Of the late Judge George Denny of
Lexington. one was met with that
dignited praciousness that is an atmos-
phere about the gentlewomen Of her
day, and there were many cordial in
quiries about the friends lat home. "
Very fttingly was she enyironed by
some Of the stately furniture that had