The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-02-27


Misses Marie and Thelma Clark
were recent visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Smith.
Mrs. Mattingly, of Lebanon, is the
guest Of her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Browning
I Friends OF Mrs Rella Arnold Fran
els are glad to see her out again after
slight illness Of several days
Mrs. Boner and attractive daugh-
ter, Miss Boner, Of Louisville, are
in Lancaster, the guests of Mrs. A. d.
Joseph.
Miss Marjorie Ballou Of Stanford,
has been the attractive little guest
this week Of Mrs. Rella Arnold
Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Mobley and
Miss Elizabeth Estes, motored to
Waco, Saturday afternoon, and re-
NAMED until Sunday with relatives.
Mr and Mrs r. +. McRoberts left
for Norfolk, Va, yesterday, where
they will visit their daughter. Mrs.
Buckner Spindle for several weeks.
Mrs. Ebert Calico and Miss Lucille
hendrickson returned from Pineville
yesterday after pleasant visit with
their sister, Mrs }. B. Carly, Of that
city
Miss Amelia Josephine GrcCnwald
Of Chattanooga, has arrived IN the
city and will be the accomplished
trimmer this season for Mrs. Rella
Arnold Francis
Hiss Allie Dunn, principal Of the
school IN Paint Lick, left for that
place Monday, where she will resume
her duties The ban has been on
since October and has just been
lifted.
Miss Cora Bryant. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Chestnut, Nessrs Luther Pey-
ton and Bogc Smith of Rockcastle.
motored to Paint Lick. Sunday, and
were guests Of Miss Willie Mae Calico
and Olvin Peytn.
Major 4. W. Ogilvie. of Princeton.
Ky, was here for few days the
guest Of his sister, Mrs Horace Hern-
don. Major ogilvie mas seen service
for some time az Camp Upton, from
which place he came here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Conn Of Rich
mond, came in Wednesday from Will
liamsburg, where they have been Wis
iting Mrs. Conn's parents, and are
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. X. Conn, and father, MIR. j. A.
Conn.
Lieut.. Ector Lawson is i'll at his
home on Lexington Street. He had
intended resuming his course in law
at the University of Virginia the first
Of March. It is hoped his illness will
be Of short duration and his plans not
retarded
The Lancaster friends of Judge
and Mrs. NJ. II. Mabry will be sadden-
ed to know that the former is quite i'll
at their Florida home. This inter
estng couple have frequently visited
their sister. Mrs. #. johnson Price
and Mr.. Price of this place.
II viii be gratifying to his white
friends to know that Uncle Henry
Tevis is slowly recovering from his
late severe illness. His house-keep-
ing friends hope he will be out with
the blue birds with paint and wall
paper to assist in the annual spring
freshening of homes.
A telegram to relatives received
here yesterday announced the death
~ - i'NsNbiE iitSlAteis last iutShdNs
of Everett Gould, former Lancas-
ter boy and a cousin of J. r. and S.
&. Haselden of this city. No details
other than the burial would take
place at Michigan City, Ind, his home
town, where he has lived for several
years.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Robinson will oc-
cupy the house in Hill Court to be
vacated by Mr.. Hicks and family.
This is one Of the pleasantest locali-
ties of the town, with cordial neigh
borliness that makes it seem viii
lage Of itself. DR.. aud Mrs. Gilbert
are to become established in the
house on Danville Street from which
Mrs. Knackie McGrath has removed.
Mrs. Ollie Carpenter returned this
week from Saint Cloud, Fla, where
she has boon the guest for several
weeks, Of her sister, Mrs. J. w. Aker