The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-02-26

were here for a few days this week.
Mrs. Mary Cooley. Of Richmond. is
visiting relatives in Lancaster this
week.
Mr.. John Brown, the live insur.
ance man. was in our city few days
last week.
Miss Mamie Stormes Dunn spent
the week end in Lexington. the guest
% friends.
Mr.. u Clay Arnold was over from
Midway last week and was warmly
received by his friends.
Mrs. Smiley Hill is spending a few
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Manford. IN Frankfort.
Hon. Henry Jackson and Hon. &.
e. Bagby. Of Danville were here on
legal business this week.
Mr.. George Brown Of Hin Court
was in Maysville and Lexington on
business the first 81 the week.
Mrs Porter ~ Hopkins has resum-
ed her classes at the Graded School
after a weeks absence from illness.
Miss Charlotte Pottitt. Of London.
spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley u Dickerson. on Maple Ave.
Mr. p $. Hughes lef, today for
Louisville on business and incident
ally to take in the Automobile Show.
Misses Mary Davis and Christine
Sanders. spent the week end with the
homefolks. returning 10 their school
IN Lexington last Tuesday.
Mrs Jack Adams Is much improved
from her recent illness. The many
friends Of this good lady are glad to
know ~ her advance toward recov-
cry.
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Henry. Of Lex
ington came over Friday, Mrs. Henry
remaining for visit to her mother.
Mrs J. e. Robinson. on Richmond
street
The many friends here and else
where will be glad to learn that Mrs.
5. u. Henry. who has been quite III
at her home on Crab Orchard street.
Is recovering, and will soon be her
sell again.
Mr. George Smith. Sr. has been in
disposed for some weeks. Mr. Smith
has the boon Of all lovers Of reading
in that ms shut-in days pass pleas
antly. and all who drop in for a call
find him ready for cheerful chats.
Mrs Mary Holmes Lusk Freeman.
Of Baltimore, a cousin Of our towns
man. the Hon. II. c. Kaufman. and
NJ one time well known in Lancaster.
is one Of committee Of five appoint
Ell from her State by the Department
Of Justice 20 devise means for reduc-
ing the high cost Of living in Mary
land.
Mrs. Pearl House. wife Of Mr..
Cleveland House. aged % years. died
Thursday night after a short attack
Of Influenza. which was followed By
pneumonia Mr. and Mrs House re
sided near town on the Stanford
pike. They came TO Boyle from Gar
rard county and the remains will b.
taken To Lancaster for burial-Dah-
vlle Advocate.
Misses Josephine Rainey, Ida Mae
Sander. Margaret BAH and Mr., Cecil
Sanders were the guests Of Misses
Mary Edith and Fannie Lee Walker
Sunday afternoon at their new home
on Richmond street. Al three o'clock
n delightful lunch was served and the
remainder Of the afternoon was spent
playing games in which all were in
tercsted and had a lovely time
Mrs W ?. Willard invited few
friends in Wednesday afternoon 60
meet Mrs. Robert r. Turley. Jr.. Of
Alliance. Ohio. who II with Mrs. x
Z. Turley on the campus. Each gaies.
brought her sewing and the hours
were very informally and pleasant,
passed. Included in the number were
Mrs. Robert TURKEY Miss Elizabeth
Turkey. Mrs. g. ". GoodlOe. Mrs Joe
I. Chenault. Mrs Murray Smith. Mrs.
T. G. stockton. Mrs. Robert Burnam,
Jr.. and Mn. Anna Mae Walker \
delicious salad course was served
Mrs. Dan Walker left this week To
join Mr. Walker in Louisiana. where
he Is IN business with his cousin. Mr.
Walker burnside, formerly of Rich