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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
Da,STrps ron rnE TEA TRAY.

nv readers arc constantly asking ne
10 send them personally recipes I"f
dalntiea suitable 10 serve on the ga
wagon. and believe there may p"
either women who have not written for
a,gch help. yct who would lik" o. have
recipes Of this a0rt. I am therefore,
printing the following
Marahmallow Delights. Spread uu-
awcetoned wafcrs lightly with Jam
(atrnwberry is perhaps the best Eindi
and place tnarEhmaliow IT, tho c"nt'f
Of each pitcc. then sprinkle with either
chopped nuts o. shredded c"f"aHut.
slp these wafera into a hot oven or
pan. and leave Just long enough fpr
the fnarshmallow % melt 80 That it
spreads over the entire cracker
Cinnamon Crackers. Mix together
? PARTS of grnnulated sugar and f8tt
of ground cinnamon. Sprinkle tnia
mixture thickiy on uusweeteued Fal
tines. Slip these ia a hot oven, IN 4
nan. and toast until tho sugar ueltH.
Warguoritea. Beat the white nf one
egg 10 stiff froth aud stir into h
,, of a cup If confcctioners' sugar and
- cup II chopped nut meats. Spread
this on crackers pl8ce them ot pan.
nd toast in "a hot oven untH brown
CThis recipe VIII sproad 20 sraeEers)
Egg Watercresa 9audHiehe to.cr
| thin rr,tstIeag. huttorcd slices ~ whiie
/ bread with picked water rosH and eomr
/ chopped chivea- Add rather th5F
| Inyer Of the yolka ~ hard -boHed eea-
/ which had been rubbed through
! sieve. place another piece ~ mo hlt
tered broad on top falso cutered tiff
! tho ereas feapeaJ and prers teRothof
/ Vow cut the aandWi, hoa into #uajlr.
/ shapes.
/ Cracker D8iDtics Take the fhirt
| Hoatnyl" crackers vhioh can ~ r.ff
/ casily. anli' and soak fheen halves il
cold 2-atrr for tru rrfutffeH Ff,
piace them. gpef. IN pan with Iarr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
INTROSPEC TION-AND 4 GIFT.
CI,apter St

Chapter .i6
After DR. Mitchell left ! got back
into bed and stayed there for the resi-
nf the day. Indeed was extremely giad
To do ST..
| tried To sleep but now II seemed I'm.
possible The mental torpor which had
hung like a lowering cloud over my BRAN
ali the prcyious dav lifted In ITS stead
came one consuming thought which
burned It's way INTO every atom oi my
mind kept saving II over and over To
myself Sometimes the words slipped
past my fcverish lips IN halt audible
humble.
1T isn't true it ism true won
hclicvc II The words brought comfort
to me.
In fact could not believe all that
Mrs Russell had told me. could not
see II A. She had pictured II That
Leonard had been seen with Nlrs. )ar-
wood never doubted for minute
Had | not known IT to happen before
Yes. many times. But To place the sig
nifcancc and the meaning upon It that
Mrs Russell had tried 10 no. could
not would not Not with leonard,
my husband
Leonard had business interests. and
nccclsItics which demanded certain MEAS
urc~ measures which perhaps did not
,nt,rrl meet with his own appreciation,
b1t which wcrc absolutely rcccs~liN.
rbrr, need hy nothing wrong ~ them
III course oI late leonard had renamed
rather silent about hlS frequent evenings
with Mrs Darwood was sorry Tor that.
R,,t ,ft.r nh that was mosth my own
iaut | had shown too plainly my DIS
approval Of Leonard clicnt 'ne t'm'
| had even acted pulity becai~c hn h"d
toId ma, Il vo,rlI IT, ncre~~ary for hln tn
r,,,,,,r dow, town l.tc to talk over btI~I-
me-, with hcr
\ man always hates 10 huug up di~-
agreeable ~i;brct~, apd hc had rtirHncd
from telling mo ~ the future hat h's
been my fault had tail"d p % W't"
fmlcI to display confidence and und'r
standing for my husband.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY Laura A. Kirkman

birno nf butter ou aanh and haze ~
70 minutes. 8erte bot Dlth .p"un
fuI of lnm ~ iflIg nstar.n .f'h 80.
halves
Xxx Kirses Beat ihs whites ~ 4
oRRs sim then ndd gradually 'pp
~ granui1ted sugar. boating f tu "F
stir 10 "a teaspoon saulIr aud lr.
fbts fDftturo by HuuYnHfl Ur h.ff.r.H
paper which haa nsfn rpraai
inverted dripping pan. i4fr
slow ggan fof lftie os.f an u
when thc Etr.H frr rfed
wcu cruefeI osr. 'thry mIrt nar
enough or Dnp ~ rr Ng
Hura SIN fhr nnR'J Lifr th.u 40
ropI Ir fhsy arc hard 20 r'uN lrrr
ths iafrI tith14f nr.aFInE. Hrd
paI, ps.r str,ag ueaf fr
two. ihtu tatn un Us FoHo7 H
broad bIadrd Rrif,
>u' Ia,arrnr. FDf Q rH
uate1 mo bowl
u ,ng G.t .,fsn .at
Hmt ref.r. ~ nr
tut m.aie laH tahinrpr.
Nis w, ard st eH HE
iu a het o..r frr at.f
Su' stYr.f Tr.f,e
oterrptt
uHiI fsrat .rr
s.Ir n t rf
and aer., r..
thIq a t
been y
rs#11r
et4stf
All lrrf'r a1'I rs fr r
rnr ~ tHr
efor'r~
u thr--
rag-urt
cEirg
~ II srr Ifrr rr
ds rr tor,
r rnf
Trt rft.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
LETTERS OF TESSlE AND JOE

Dear Tess te
vrnt, q nice lcttcr to tire boa7 To-
,lav in rcply to his many kind inquiries
sa ~ what was preventing ~ ir'm
landing morc otlora fer pais> canned
-o,,ps thc Ao-.alIcd fond. pointed "W
a. hin, that il | had Fom" articl" I" 7"a
thaf ,ould CONS, Ientiously nn.r with
,,s,jc instead 81 apologize ! might T."
thu means cf putting more uonrt in
circulation. and i" wrote z mic ltter
Ia.l> saving amy poor eimp can cell an
4rticlc IiEc I mentioned vhor'a p.
iaatfre tm m,u With enough ~ 81,
-piril II Napoleon and PnnH about ihom
to .cu n I'll SOUPS With no other in
spiratiou than tho fact that they hay"
th, wotticet lah"le of any rour IN TIN
captivity
SOL guess III have to turn on tn" nl'
,azz iuicc and think up some novelties
in lh, line az Poppy selling arguments
might work up 4 flock ~ statistics O.
~ho, chat III an oar thirteen years -
business not one death has been actual
Ill proved ~ have resulted from iinbih
In. II III soups lsut Us these days ~
.fijctcncy the trade probably expects
testimonials from hundreds ~ success
flI business men 10 the effect that
drinking thrc, cans az u {, soup raVs
th,p such courage that they ros" from
the gutter to the top offices of g.
/ story ekys, Tapcr
Gt<c my regards TO the habt II,
tcn bai BE can't SEQ nc every daN arr
gradually resign himself 70 me insteaa
OF getting a periodic shock every si1
months or 81. which might hc bad foi
his nervous system
Well old better half. don't 81 ur FOR me
Toe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07

Gail 22OO-it reaches every ad taker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
LITTLE BENNIE'S
NOTEBOOK
THE PARk AVE. NEWS.
By Lee Pape.

Weather Slow but sure
Spoarts. sid Hunt is still trying 10
train mis- fox terrier Teddy 10 make his
tan stiff So sid can throw rings on II,
hut 50 far Teddy hasent gave him eny
lncoura cement.
sissiety. Nj Artie Alexander is 50
hoarse on account Of q cold ne can't
hardly tawk. and the more he tries 10
holler the more ne has to Whisper. being
a CRATE site to watch him wen he gets
ixcited.
PoIne by skinny Martin.
Don't be q pig. don't be a hog
Never try 10 get more than your share,
And If there's one peece Of cake left on
the table
Restrain yourself a little and leeve it
there.
Intristing Facks About Intristing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
CUT|CURA HEALS
ITCHY P|MP[ES
On Face and Hands, Very Hard
and Large. Face Disfgured.

"Pir1plcs affected my f.oe and
hands. They were very hard and
large snd itched and burned 50 that
could not siecp. and my facr be-
came disaguTed. The trouble lasted
about three wc.ks.
Il tried many remedies but moth
ins helped rnr. Tread an advertise
rnrnt for Cuticura Soap and Oini-
faert and sent for free sample. !
purchased more. and when had
used six cakes ~ Cuticura Soap and
two large boxes Of Cuticura Oini-
rnent | was completely healed.
Signed Harry Etken. $50 Mcclellan
St. Philadelphia. Pa
Use Cuticufa for everyday toilet
purposes. Bathe with Soap, soothr
with Ointment, dust with Talcurn.
ssmsla sAsA Yr.. sy Nail A3arsss. 'ostisus Lac
sratsri.s nsps 4 kAIasn ts Mas seid every
-aeru soap zhe Ointment = and s1e f.lssn 1'e
.xx-Calicur. Soap sh.ves Without snuE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
SURPRISE PARTY FOR
MISS CATHERINE ri ~SEIL

4 d.aghtfn, ~arrrisc party was
rendered Miss catherine Russell Thurs
dAv evening ar n,r h5me ioZ West
Thirt!rth street, the occasion being -
celebration Of her seventeenth b.rthdas
Tn, J. q. r. club. % which she is .
member came IN a body The hostess
received many attractive gifth Games.
music. and dancing furnished the diver
sion Of the evening Decorations Of
me club colors. blue and gold were used
in the dining-room. where n large birth
dav cake was a central ornament.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07

l. 49,. ,,i,nr turkeys had minded
M. ,,o,b,r +, would not have happened
and as Nh Fox remarked aii'l i was
al o,cl il h, had hc"n thlnhios 3i''di
catching and not catinE ihn~, N"HnS
- !. ,.t,I3 nor have happened either
n.t vu tell You about it
Tb,r, had heeu snow storm AMI
,i,, ,r,,rl,s,- bed kept hcr ,bildrcn
+,i., cover hi.t th. next day
, III. suu vas SHINING They went
ubii. IN. WAS lousy eatinG her
hr, ,akfast
~ ,a,,rs. lik, y good mother ~bs
ran after them down the road ard
brought them laok foT Little Iuf N'>S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
THE SANDMAN STORY
BN Abble Phillips Walker
THE FALSE TR tII.

Protected oy george Matthew Adams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
studio Recital by Prot. HighheId.

4 pleasing studio recital was given
by Prof ". c. Highfeld at his studio,
228 West Nineteenth street. Thursday
evening About fifty guests were pres
ent The program consisted ot piano
and vocal numbers and musical recita
tions by Miss Edna Ball
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
Don't "P aint
With Iodine

When you use iodine tincture il means
a dishguring stain and sometimes
painful blister or burn.
But iodine can now be used freely
WITHOUT causing stains, blisters or burns.
I-O) is an ointment which is rubbed into
the skin-not painted on. r. penetrates
the pores and heals from the inside out
Skin affections wounds. burns, insect
bites. strains, sprains. bruises, rheuma-
tism neuralgia. neuritis and many other
ailments respond TO the healing. soothing
influence of (i-O).
ALWAYS keep a tube Of u-O) in the
medicine closet. Buy a tube today. SO
cents Sold by druggists or post Pa.aa
from the Halogen Laboratory Inc. -
William ST, New York.
I o.,
Ei3| IODINE :lSl1S13IG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07

People There Is new baby at Lew
DayiscS house. Lew saying ne has saw
uglIer ones but not mcny.
Board and lodging wunted for the
summer. Small fox terrier would like
70 stay with rcsp,ktihlc family for so
cents week wile his own fanny are
away See sid Hunt. tAVvertizemcnt).
Lost and Found Lnst-\OthIuc.
Found-Ditto. mecninE the same.
Skool Notes. Vacation is coming and
amung those who don't care now quick
are Benny Potts NlJl. Alexander. Puds
Simkins. Leroy ShoostcI skinny Martin
and Sid Hunt
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

The wedding Of Miss Margaret c.
Partin and Mr.. wolford y. NJ. Scott,
Of Nicholasville. KY. took place Sat
urday morning, Dec. 25th., at eleven
o'clock. ut the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. Harden Carter. on Eliza
beth street in Nicholasville, Ky.
Rev q. W. Nutter performed the
ceremony. The service was marked
by sweet simplicity. the bride and
groom entering together without at
tendants.
The bride wore becoming dress
Of dark blue cloth. An informal
reception followed the ceremony ut
the home Of the brides aunt. Mrs.
J. J. Baxter. Only the family and
a few friends were present Miss
Era Partin. sister Of the bride, Mrs.
Lizzie Baxter. Mrp~Endorah Carter.
Mrs. Harden Carter, Mrs. r. N. Hud-
son, Mrs. c. $. Suffers, Mrs. Me.
Dowell. Mrs J. j. Baxter, Mrs. wad.
die. Of Somerset. Mrs. W. J. Baxter,
Mr.. Gilbert fartin. Mr., j. J. Baxter,
Mr.. Minor VI. Carter and Mr.. Lucien
Carroll were present.
The bride Is lovely girl Of grace
and charm and the youngest daugh-
ter Of the late J. S. Partin.
The groom is a son Of Mr.. Den
mis- Scott, Of Jessamine county and is
a widely popular young man Of the
brightest prospects. After March
ls;.. the young couple will go to
house keeping at the brides home.
In Drop Inn. on the Danville road
In Jossamine county.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

DR.. and Mrs. Jack Casey spent
Saturday in Danville.
Mrs. w. =. Broaddus has been a
recent visitor In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Theo Currey have
been recent visitors in Lexington.
Mr.. Bowman Grant. Of Lexington.
has been spending few days here.
Miss Ruth Carrier has returned
from a visit 10 friends In Monticello.
Mrs. Luther Gibbs has been a re
cent guest o. relatives in Stanford.
Miss Della Rec Hughes has re.
turned from a visit to relatives in
MRrksbury.
Rev. and Mr.. Harry Hudson have
returned from a visit 70 relatives in
Springfield.
Mr. jesse Doty has been recent
visitor Of his daughter. Mr.. Smith.
in Richmond
Miss Sadie Cecil. Of Danville. hAs
been the CUES; o. Misses Kate aud
lillian Kinnaird
Mrs Ira Holtzelaw .of Danvillc.
s visiting Mrs Harry Anderson. on
Maple avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmore. OF
Harrodsbarg. hav, been recent visi.
tors IN Lancaster.
Miss Van Greenisaf, Of Richmond
has been the CUES, q her aunt Mr.
Emma Kaufman.
Miss Lena Taylor has returned 20
her home in Waco after a few days
visit In Lancaster.
Mrs. Clafence Sro,her aud little
son, James Russell are with relatives
IN Campbellsburg
Misses Marjory and Francis Bal
lou. Of Stanford. have been visiting
Mrs. Rella Arnold Francis.
Mrs. Marie Lutz and daughter.
Miss Sallie. were visitors in Lexing-
ton few days last week.
Mr.. Bradley Long. % indianapolis.
Ind. spent the holiday with lis
mother, Mr.. Robert sherrow.
Dir. Willie Rice Anon left Sun
cay for Boston. Mass. where be at
tends the school Of Technology.
Miss Catherine HALEY has return
ed To Berca College after spending
the holidays with Miss Marie Ray
Mr. Leonard Preston. Of Bowling
Green. who have been visiting
friends here. has returned home.
Mr.. Elmer yater and Miss Bertha
Sweet. 81 Brock. Ky. are visiting
Miss Sue and Jane Williams this
week.
Mrs. J. C. Robinson has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Henry and Mr.. Henry IN Lex.
nRton
Mr. an Hrs Robert Henry and
Hiss Helsn Robinson. Of Lexington.
pcEt Sunday afternoon with Mr..
=. c. Robinson.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

II was a merry Christmas and a
happy New Year all around and on
every hand. Most Of the bills have
been paid and the dads as cheerful
and joyous as IL they had not dug
down deeply and forked over lively.
Digging and forking doesn't worry
the dads Of this community. for the
dear ones at home are worth il all
and then again.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06
AGENTS VANrEp-.Get IN,

AGENTS yANTED;--Get INTO
business--Waikins ij7 products sell
70 every farmer. Ii you own auto
or team can give bono. write today
for information. vehrc you can get
territory for selling products Of iarg-
es; institution Ct kind IN world.
Twenty million users. !. n. Watkins
Company. Dept III, winona. MINI.
u2-9-itpd.)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06
The - Deal House.

Miss Dove Harris, % Danville. has
been spending a few days In Ian.
caster
Miss Marie Ray entertained a
number Of friends at n twelve o'clock
dinner Sunday in honor Of Miss Hal.
ley, Of Detroit.
The many friends Of Master Ken
nedy Farnau are glad TO know that
he Is improving from his recent ~.
ness Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Joe Francis gave q picture
show party the past week In honor
Of her house guests, Misses Marjory
and Francis Ballou.
Prof. Paul Boyd has returned from
Lei,chheld where he spent Christ
mas Mrs. Boyd and children will
continue their visit.
Misses Nellie holland and Jose
phine Burnside spent the weekend
with Miss Judith James Daniel. on
the Crab Orchard road
Mr.. and Mrs. u. X Hammack. Of
Lontcn aud Mr. and Mrs. Tom Logs.
don Of Paint Lick were dinner guests
. Il NJ
Misses Johnnctta Farra Lancaster
and Netiie Case. Covington. are the
weekend guests Of Miss Francis r.
Campbell Paris News.
Miss Maud Clark entertained n
number % friends to six O'Clock
dinner Tuesday evening IN honor %
Mis- HALEY. Of Detroit.
Mrs. l.. y. Miller was called To
Richmond Tuesday TO the bedside Of
her sister. Mrs. Etha W Gott, who
was operated on for appendicitis.
DR. j NJ. Staughton, who joined
his wife for a visi, TO her mother.
Mr. H. A. b. Marksbury. returned
Friday 20 his home In Covington.
Mils Mary Owsley. who has been
spending the holidays with her moth.
or Mr.. Halle Dunlap. returned 10
Pennsylvania College in Lexington
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. james Smith have
woyed TO their new home on Maple
avenue. The house they vacated the
Misses Gil have taken possession %
ss they recently purchased IL from
Mr. Smith.
Mrs. Robert Sherrow entertained
a number Of friends Monday evening
in honor Of her son. Bradley. Those
present were Misses Catherine Hal.
ley, % Berea College. Marie Ray and
Messrs. Rober; Ray and Sid Al
bridge.
Mr. Claud Rice Gaines. who has
been spending the holidays. hunting
IN Lincoln county, says there are lots
Of little "dears" over there. but those
cid bears won't let you come around
very elose-So he Just killed some
rabbits and came home
Mrs. Henley Bas,in and Mrs.
Bruce lawson were hosts Friday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Law
son. Hin Court in honor Of the Circle
Girls % the Christian church. De
lightful refreshments were served
and the occasion proved a delight.
ful one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephriam Brown en-
terained Saturday evening with
delightful family dinner party at
their pretty new home ON Stanford |
avenue. The house was decorated |
~ Christmas bells and holly. Covers
were laid for zen and the affair prov
: Z n very gufoNabla orn
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

Pure Standing Burnley Tobacco
seed for sale-S2.0o per ounce. !
am giving away bushel Of seed corn
to the customer that buys four ounces
Of seed. This corn shells 10 ears to
the hushel. b. T. Kelley, Lancaster.
KY, X. +. d. No. !. Box It's.
i2-9-st.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06
Notice To Creditors

All persons having claims against
the estate Of II. I. Logan deceased
will please present same 10 Mary NJ.
Logan Adm. Of II. T. Logan property
verified and proven.
Present claims at the store II the
deceased and Andersen Bros.
All persons knowing themselves in.
debted 10 the late II. 7. Logan will
please come forward and settle same
indebtedness promptly.
Dec. 10, 1899.
Mar NJ. Logan, Adm
u n. T. Logan deceased
i2-IG-3s.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

Mr.. Harding says he is going to
rake the vice-presideney an impor-
tGnt position. Under the old law Of
III Cor tat We persume Mr.. Coolidge
will return the courtesy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06
CLASSIFIED Column


Single insertions ie word
No nd taken for less than zoe
In - 'umn. No ads IN this
column charged.
Seven insertions Tor the
price Of Eve.
Phone orders mus, he paid
promptly.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

LOST:-on Danvlle street dia-
mond from a ring. Return 10 this
Office and receive a reward.
I2-30.'f
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

Miss liner Rsy is visiting friends
in Boyle county.
( Mr. and Mrs. John Gin Kinnaird
were visitors In Danville Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Francis and Mrs. W.
y. Burton were in Dsnville wednes-
day.
Mr.. W. s. Embry went to Allan
IA for few days visit last Saturday
nirht.
Miss Mary King sutton spent
few days with Miss Matte Bourne
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smiley Hill. Of
Frankfort. were with friends here
last week
Mr. and Mrs X. y. Hughes and
Miss Margaret Hughes, returned TO
Louisville last Saturday.
Miss Lula johnson and Mrs. Lizzie
Simmons. % Richmond. were visitors
in lancaster this week.
Mrs. ". = Bourne was visitor
at the home Of Mrs. Thomas Poynter
in Lancaster Monday.
Miss Flossic Green. Of Danville.
spent Christmas with her cousins.
Misses Ema and Lula Smith.
Miss Emma Smith was the guest
Saturday Of her uncle. MIR. W. II.
Gulley on Lexington avenue.
Miss Mutt Miller. and Miss Flora
Cattrcll spent one night last week
with Mr. and Mrs Thomas Reynolds.
Miss Anna Belle Ballard and Miss
Lucille Davis. ~ Paint Lick. have
been visiting friends near Junction
City.
Mrs. Jnmcs Tucker and daughters
spent Christmas with her mother and
father. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bradshaw
- Lexington
Mr.. and Ars Nose Y. Adams aud
two little daughters. q Broken Bow.
oklahoma. have been visitors Of his
sisters. Mrs. Shipton Estes and Mrs
A. r. Brown.
Mr.. H. g. Poynter and family have
moved To their new home in Stan
ford We wish for them as many
friends in their new home as they
left IN their old home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Afford Poyntsr had
as their guests Sunday Mrs. Lular
Daley and son. MIR. Jasper Daley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Kir,z and baby,
Of Danville and Mr. 81 Stone Of 81.
Louis. Mo.
Mr.. S. l. Stone. Of Eas, 81. Louis.
il visiting his ncice M. and Mrs.
Alford Poynter this week. As Mr..
Stone once lived here he is well re
mcmbcred and Is receiving a hearty
welcome by his many 'rionds ana
relatives.
Mr.. and Mr.. Thomas Reynolds
entertained at dinner Christmas; Mr..
and Mira Joe Reynolds and son. Of
Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rey
nolts, Mcssrs. Virgil and Mason Reg
nolds. Mr. and Mrs.. viii Marshbanks
and family.
The Young men 81 this city gave
most enjoyable dance al the Kin
garlan Friday evening. Splendid
music was made by a Dnnville or
ohe,ra. About twenty-five guests
were present. Mrs. Sallie lawson
and Miss Sue Shelby Mason were
the ehaparoneA-
Mr. and Mrs. Underwood enter i
tanned Thursday in honor OF Dir. and |
Mrs. John Milton Robards. Of Dan
Vile. at their beautiful home on the
Lexington road Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Loyd Bourne and
daughters. Misses Ella Mae and Lois
Bourne. Mrs. W. :. Bourne.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Poynter
Misses Oracle and Lucy Long en-
tertained a few Of their friends at a
twelve o'clock dinner. Wednesday.
Those present were Misss Ida May
and Alice Ray. Miss Hazel Walker.
Miss Maud Clark. Misses Emma and
Lula Smith. Miss Flossie Green. Of
Danyille. Mr.. Robert Ray and MIR.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Mile
Walker and MIR and Mrs. Henry
Sebastian.
Hon. w. l. Williams. = OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma, dropped into Lancaster
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

FOR SALE 10; Of choice eiov-
err and timothy hay.
Geo. O. Spoonsmore.
1928 a.. pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

FOR RENT.-New six room Bun
galow ON Haselden Heights.
t-6-tf.D W. u. Moss, Jr.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

FOR SALE:-A few Blue Grass
seed ri $500 per bushci Phone
3s2-J. w. NJ. Cornett.
I2-23 n.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

FOR RENT -Four rooms for
light house keeping n Paint Lick.
KY. Phone 9<o. W. " psrkx.
Richmond, Kentucky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

Nave you a sack Of ObelisL Flour
In your home todayl Hudson and
Fsrnau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

am standing Big Type register
ed Poland China bear at $500 cash.
&C. ". Dishon.
IA 30 q. -
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

have. YOU . sack Of Obsiisk Flour
in yo.r Lona. today? i'1ds7u and
FarnAE.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

FOR sALE;-A few extra Mar
mouth Bronze Turkeys. Also ). G.
Brown and White Leghorn coekercls.
These are fine birds and will be sold
cheap II taken at once Phone 37-J.
Mrs. James Sutton, Brysntsville, Ky.
12-23-2t-pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

FOR RENT;-l09 acres. adjoin-
ing l. = Dunn, 20 acres corn. bal
anee clover and blue grass Price
$4,000. See Emory McWhortcr,
Lancaster. or 4. c. MeWhorter.
Lexington. Ky. T.. c. McWhorter.