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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
Suniore geniDr 5eitlidteiten.

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lett, nelde bie Saniorflahe Der h'ez
(ieen 9ofdule gu Gbren Der Sentor=
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Mttalieoer bes 96nlrdtes NIT thren
Trauen, Ste Tafultdt Ser 5oidule
ut1b sic Mttglteoer Der beiben 5o6z
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Blumeu. 5uperiutenbeit Nrnolb
@lepr fungierte als Ioaltmetiter uni
mebrere furae Nnlpra6el nuroen 9ez
batten. @ofmeiiterS Ba1to lteferte
Mniif, femobl smdbfenb oes BarfettS,
as aud fur Elm gemitlt6eS 1ans=
frdM1en, meldtS baranf folgte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
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gen fatb. @emsiinbe leiten miro,
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beltimmen, gu nel6er bas Sammelz
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len, mern eS gait bte Scot Anoerer,
uno beionbers Ser lteBeu Blpfsoerz
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Sic. immer nod an ben f6redltde1l
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
rYDF'' anfddtitbt, nm ibnsn biel @lnd
unb S9egen I'M gDetebenj5u miirfdtn,
DerT urb Jruu @nnsfe meroen itAd
dnf elmer 6arm III Milforo 1ounibilpp
;bduSli6 meoerlaien.
Order to Examine Accounts, Etc.
State Of Minnesota,

Order to Examine Accounts, Etc.
State Of Minnesota,
County Of Brown. IS.
In Probate Court,
Special Term, May 18th, 1921.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Louise Boyer, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
of Otto H. Boyer, Executor Of the
estate of Louise Boyer, deceased,
representing, among other things,
that he has fully administered said
estate, and praying that a time; and.
place be fixed for examining and al
lowing the account of his administra-
ton and for assignment of the residue
of said estate to the parties entitled
thereto by law.
It is Ordered, that said account be
examined, and petition and applica-.
ton for the allowance of said claims
and. debts so paid by him and not
yet allowed according to law, be
ledIu ny IAlS SOulG vi MOiAudy eiiC
18th day Of June A. d. 1921, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the Probate Office
in New Ulm in said County.
And it is Further Ordered, that
notice thereof be given to all persons
interested, by publishing this order
once in each week for three success
sive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing, in the New Ulm Post, a weekly
newspaper, printed and published at
New Ulm in said. County.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, the
18th day Of May A. D.. 1921.
Court SeaD VIM. B. MATHER,
1922 Judge of Probate.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
@sasles Meuisteiten.

Grau @uianra 96ming aus yteu
ulm be{n6te neuli6 fur5e 3ett lafs
Ste Iamilie Sobn 6einbart babier.
Sri. Yirgihia Dalmer, aebrertn in
ser @dule in Ditrift SO. 4, meilte
bon Treitag BITS @onntas 3u 8eiu6
BET 5errt1 unb grau Mrtb1r @baefer.
SER uno Brad Soiepb s. 5perl
neblt Sobn Sutton, ,.uno 166tern,
Nnna uno 2eGna, beiu6ten ant Conn
tag Bic Gamilie Anton q. Nltmanr
1abe &lobuer.,a
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
Gourtlano Madrtdten,

9err unb Grau S. SO. Stese febr=
ten Sreitas bierber 5urtif aus ct
Saul, polelbit iie Der Bermdblllna
BON Mrtbur 8renner NIT Sri. 9ontfe
&ottfe bet,pobnten. Ser 8rduttsam
lit Srau @teses, Neffe.
0oretta @ielefe 1T leste @o9e suz
riidsefebrt aus Sort Dodge, Soma,
noielbit ite mebrere Monate lane bezz
16dftist mar.
Sci SIS. Booe fano am @onntaez
abeno uno bel Saul @ronbol5 an
DienStagabeno Lester Wod)e etre an
genebme @eieli6aft itatt.
2oren5 6unsifer unb Suit gttftr
begaben It6 am DienStag mod Vamz
berto1L moielbit ie NIT Bauarbetten
beiddfti9t iino.
DaptS Molenbaum touroe DonnsrSz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
sobesiaqe.
Gran Marsaretba spreas.

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SIN 6eim ibres @obnes 9ulius
Wruenenfelber, nobnbaft an Norofys
TrantlinltraBe idlob 9orntagmoreed1nl5
nm 4 ubr Brau Margaretba spre1'9
Sic miiben Nugen int 56lumIler oesi
Tobes. SIR iie mar nirfft6b Der e.
1pb ELI Grl6ier, BETH lie mar lbo1lI
beinabe BRET Sabre mesen Mlterss
1dmdhe uno ben Begletterideinungea
6es MlterS ans &ranfer1betf geehelt
9etpeien. Die 8eritorbene, geborenel
Margaretba @altenbnrg, erblidte bas.
Qidt Ser @elt III @larus, 56met5 am
2. Nuauit 1885 unb mar Qlfo 50,
Sabre, 9 Meonate uno 90 Tage alt a1s,
tie in Sic @6atten oe8 9obes eintrat.
Sn ser alien Seimat perebelt6te tie
fi6 i'm, Sabre 1861 nit GbriitHipa11l.
@ruenenfelber, Der tbr por 33 SSaabre11
i'm Iooe poranstng. SIN Sabresl889
maroerte Sic Samilie ma9 Nmerifa
aus uno lieb ii6 5uerit IN O1bfo1b,
ISIS, nie6er no iie s Sabre aa1lg.
mobnbaft blieben. Dann fa1nen tie
na6 Stem lllm no sic 8eritorbene lett
Der ununterbrohW 9epobnt but, Bor.
20 Sabren perebeli6te tie it9 NIT
CHARLES @preng, Der ibr por 2 Sabren
i'm 9obe poransing,. Nu8 erlter Gbe'
9in9en bier &inber Sberpor, tpDDon Die
einSige 1onter i'm 5arteiten &iroes=
alter in Der 56net5 bonn unerbittz
li6en @6id5al binmesserafft ipuroe.
Sin Sobn ltarb bier i'm Sitter BON 80
Sabren an Ser 59tDinofubt. Die
aberlebenoen &inber ltnb Sultus
@ruenenfeloer BON bier uno Gbrtittarl
@ruenenfelber BON Salem, Oregon.
Da8 aetdenbesdngntS fahb Dte1Stag
nadmtttag uni 2 ubr bonn 1ranerz
bauie aus {tatt unb Die Betietnns err
folgte auf sem @tabtfriebbof. gilbert
@teinbauier miomete Der @rtidlatez
men eine11 marmen Ma6ruf.
Caroline StdOid- s.s,
SEER uno 6rau Sobn & @tabtd
bon -@igel Tpmnfbtp betrauern ben
@erluit ibrer l6 Sabre alien Eodter
Caroline mel6e Treitagna6mittag UNI
- ubr 80 i'm 3oretto 9o{pttdl benz
@6drla6fteber gum Opfer fiel ste
mar nur einen Sag franf gespelen.
Die 8eritorbene mar tn 9i9el 3oap11.
fbip geboren am "A. Oftober 1904
nnb mar alio Is Sabre, 6 Wo1tdte
uno 26 Gage alt alS iie BON. unerbtttz
liden S6idia jail binmegserattt ipuroe.
Muber Sen trauernben Gltern miro ote
8eritorbene iiberlebt bon lteben Brit
bern uno 3pei 96meltern, Dteie
finb. German, Souls, Sobnit1 beobore
Conrad, Benno, 0eo, Marp uno
sSennie. Wetl Die 8eritorbene ether
a~nitedenoen Rrantbeit gum OFFER gez
: fallen mar, fonnte feine 9et6enfeier IN
Ser fatbolilden Stride %absebalten ners
Ben, DaS BeerdbntS fan6 bon Sobn
s.. Gorlters Observation-Disclosures
aus itatt unb bic 8eileknng erfolgte
auf sem fatbolii6en 6rtebbof. Den
2eiotragenben ntrb Oh bieftS berben
unb unerietli6en 8erluiteS nnge<
flnlteltes Betleto entgegen gebra6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
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gantlel 2atpeflin nnb Grl
Dleta Niemann, E.Dnter BON Serr111
nno Jrau 6ram gNfiieraam babter,
ipistten bren pielen. sG5re11loen i1lo
Befan11ten ein 5hnippidhfe1l tn0snn l!e
|1ih an Mo1tagmorgen bieier Mode
i'll Maeon, $40, permdhlte11. Der 9 !,
Brdultiigam bagnb It'd bereiAts am nor! /.
gen Donrerstug bortbin, ipdbre1to pie
|Braut TIM am 5onntagnadmtttas
|folgte. Nur sic nod ten gnmtltenz
anQebDriglen Ser Brauf mnybbten pp1t.
Dem BorbQben Der iiurl8en Sellte. !.
Sic Grnuung murbe Wontagmor=
|Qen nm 10 ubr poll3ogen unb baS
glidli6e iunse Gbepaar begab ii
{ofort anf eine 9oh3eitsretie na6
E9t. Qonis, Mo.; &anlaS 9th, Sans
unb 9one Gree, 0fla., in pelb bite
rem Drte lie SHUTTER beSs8rdntigamS
mobnt.. 5ie meroe11 etlDa am 49,,
Stunt mad Stem Mlm surldfebren.
Scr 8rdutigam 1T tn Der eagle
Mauble bier angeitenf, mdbreno bic
Braut felt Mnf Sabren al8, S6nl
lebrerin tdtis gemeien 1T, nno 51par
mdbrenb be8 firalth pplenhetenS6ul=
IjabreB.tn Difrift SO. 8, @tgelT opn=
ibip.
Die ,Doita iberbrimt ben Meuberz.
mdblten berslide Slid uno SesenS=.
mini9e!
edneiberzO liDn.
Sobu 81. 9dneiber, @obn bon.
Serrn uao 6rau 6tbel @6netber,
g1orb Yapnefrube, nno Sri. 8iola
Dlion, Io6ter BON 9errn nn6 Trau
iGmtl Sc. Slion, Si6. Broaomap, be-
gaben 1i9 anfansS bieier ISOLDE mad
st. Saul, moielbit tie am Mtttmo6=
mdmittag Sen {61niten 8uno fiir8
2eben f6loNen. NlS Tral15ellget1 fun
aterten 8alter Slion, 8rnoer Der
Braut, uno SRI. Dorotbp Streng,
TIRE @onfine.
Sic Meupermdblten merben ent=
meber morgen ober 9onntag bterber
au%radfebren, UNI ibren neuen 9ausz
bait in SEEM ulm 5n griineen. De1.
Brdutiigaalm lit III Grone, groS. @ro=
cerplaner alS Berfdufer an9etent unc
sic Braut bat nabesu bret Sabre long
eine 5telle in Der Office ber Seem
nlm SIZE So. Time 9ebabt. 8eibe
liunaen Qeute iine biier. aagentein be-
FAINT unb beliebt uno Bic nYoftN
mimlmt bie1e @elsgenbett nabr, tbnerl
er5lii6e Slid unb SegenSmInl9e
gu lbefbrtngen,
@pb1irih.
Sn ser I'll. Dretfaltisfeit8ftr6e baz
bier fanb am 9tenStagmorgen UNI 9
UBr ourh @o6m. @obert @6ltnfe1t
Sic Bermablurg znpn SRI. Sopbte
@oblirid, 9pmter BON Germ u1o
Trau Sofepb Bobliri6 aus @otton@
fpooo Iomnibip, init Serbert @ansfe,
5ebn BON 6errtt unol Srau GbaS.
@ansfe aus @igel Tomnibip, ffatt.
Nls Irau5euger fnneierten 9tlotng
@arsfe, eth Bruoer oeS BrdutigamS,
unb Sri, 9qpbie nbl, @oniine Der
8raut.
Nnf sic feierlt6e 3eremonte tn Der
Stride folgte eiue grebe So65ettSfeier
in Der Stem ulm Nrmorp, no 5u
Mtttag Elm bor5a9lt6eS So65eitSz
mabl an %an1,abernb 800 8ermanbte.
beS gludli6en iungen GbepaareS fer
ptert muroe,. @dbrenb be8 Na1z
mittagS amiilierte mon .fi6 oortreff=
li6 bel etnem Tan3frdn56en nno um
Is nbr murbe mieberum Elm grobeS
Teltmabl auigetrasen, on benz It'd
Iotpobl Ste germanoten, alS audi 5abl<
ret9e 6rennbe nnb 8efnnnte betetlig=
fen. Damn nuroe mieber bas Tan5=
bein eel@mungen bis gu ipdter Stlnz
be,
Dm Meupermablten linb aueemein
moblbefannt unb erfreuen ft6 etne8
groben GreunbesfreiieS, benz ii3 bic
eeEriffhp
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-27
! aDbnberabieeunp.

@emdb ether Nifinbieur9 iettens
Der BunoeS=G
lonen sic 96bre BON mebr ais 1,000,I
900, gemBbnli6en Nr6eitern Der Ct
lenbabner oeS 9atibes AM |. Suit be-
idnitfe,nll pieroen; Der Betra9 Der Sc
button piro. ain /. Stunt befan11taez
.oebsn peroen. @leid3eitis finbist
Ste einsangs ee1tottnte 8eb6roe an,
.oab Ben gtfenbabnz@ Sc eaibaften oes
2anbeS am 6. SUM gelegentli6 estnes
0erb6rS Dor ser Beb6rbe @elegerbett
gegeben meroen miro, Bor{dldge fir
5erabiebun9 Der 90bne aroerer th=
rer Nrbetter gu unterbretten. Die
berettS perfugte 9obnberabietnngi
trtfft aud et1te Mn3abl bteiige Mnge I
sHente Der Mortbmeltern< uno Der 80,
& St. g, 8abn. 10
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
All ,ise, Sewer Pipe. Fire Brick.
Fire Clay. Sand. Cement and Stone.
s.23 st. CArrard Milling Co.
BIG DOINCS
Crab Orchard Springs
Next Week.

Crab Orchard Spring viii put the
big pot in the little one" during
the fir, four days Of July, and pre-
parations are now being completed
TO that end.
The program a arranged for this
occasion j. a. follows:
Friday. July let, $3.50 7. NJ. Gov
ernor'. Grand Ball.
Saturday, July 2nd.. ; to ) y. W.
reception for Governor and Mrs
Morrow. Saturday night. Bathing
Suit Bal. Ten costumeD
Sunday. July 3rd., Parlor recital
with special musical numbers.
Monday. July !th.. \ Jim Garner
with silver cup for the best lady
rider II 20 1850. special dinner
ESQ 20 1870. baseball game.
Monday night. grea, kentucky FoN
Hunt. Or. Casey. trained horses
and hounds.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Lancaster Wins
From Hustonville.

In hard fought, clean played
game the Lancaster town team took
the Hustonyille boys into camp on the
local diamond last Friday afternoon
by the score Of 10 >.
The local lads started the game
right by piling up three scores against
the visitors IN the first inning and
keeping the lead throughou, the en-
tire contest.
Lackey and Schooler were the bat
,crie. FOR the home team and Jb'n
played their excellent game Of bail
not one u the boys from Huston
vile stole base or in the last teS
innings did they dare 20 attempt -
steal because they were awa-c Of th.
fact that meant an out when
they made such an attempt
kinnaird played good game at
firsibaso and il looked AZ times that
il would be impossible for him to
make the catches that ne made, while
Woods on second did not let the boys
put anything over on him.
Capt Miller on shor; stop and
Walker on third played an errorless
game Of ball, they were also good at
using the stick.
The ;ielders consisting Of Joseph.
Sanford. jenkins and Battle Ak
Cox sacked them all. one Of the pref
test plays Of the entire game was
when the visitors had two men on
bases in the ninth inning with no outs
when pinch hitter came TO
The ba; and knocked one to Cox tina,
looked good FOR homer had he not
made such an effort TO catch same.
He at once threw the ball 20 Capt.
Miller on second and he in turn to
Walker on third making a triple play.
This game was indeed a good one
and the local boys deserve credit for
the honor they won.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

Mrs. X. c. Brewer and children,
Of Chelsea. Okla. are guests of her
parents. Mr. and Mn. J. J. walker
Miss Anna Noel. who has been th,
guest of her ncice. Mr.. James Wood.
returned saturday 20 her home IN
Danville
Mi.sc, Emily AMI Willie Ma,
Bourne and Mr. Cleveland Bourne,
were visitors at Crab Orchard
Springs Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs " A. Faruau and
son. Kennedy. spent the weekend
with Mr.. farnau'. sister. MIR. Muir
near Georgetown.
Mr.. Val Cook who has lust re-
turned from the Boston Tech. Mass,
has been the guest Of his grand
mother. MR.. T.. l.. Owslcy
Mr.. Elmore Rowland and chill.
drcn. Of Little Rock. Ark. are ~.
pectcd for visit 20 her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Henry.
Mrs. Alice Thompson. who has
been IN, CUES, Of her daughter, Mrs
Harry Hudson and Rev. Hudson. has
returned to her home IN Sharp.burr
Mr.. ". Il. Mason, Miss Sue Shell
by Mason and Mr.. Billie Mason have
returned from n motor trip 20 Mr.,
and Mrs. Roy Haynes, in Hillsboro,
Ohio.
Mr.. Alloys Schwalbach and little
son, Edward. have returned to their
home In Newport, after spending a
two weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mr.. r. J. Young.
Misses lola Brown. Emily and Wi
lie Mae Bourne accompanied by Mas
ter Harry Brown. were IN Danyil.e
Friday 20 meet Miss Helen Boyle,
who was the weekend CUES, Of Mss
Brown.
On Thursday afternoon Master
Earl Ward Clark entertained abou,
seventeen of his little friends a, a
birthday party. After playing games
delicious cake and ice cream vas
served. All lef, wishing Earl many
more happy birthdays.
Mrs. Allen Henry and son, Allen,
Jr., who have been spending several
months in California, joined Mr..
Henry. in Louisville Sunday, and
they are now visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. h. Henry before
returning 20 their home in Brming-
ham. Ala.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Durbin- Thomas

The marriage u Mr.. u. \. Thomas
to Ms Mary Dan Durbin, Of Gym
thiana. which was solemnized IN Lex
ing'un last Monday, came az a sur
Prise 20 friends 81 the contracting
partic. in this city, few knowing that
such an event was 20 take place.
Nj. Durbin is well and popularity
known here. where she often visited
Nj. Christine Sanders, while class
mate. az Hamilton College Mr.
Thoma. ~ one 81 the most popular
and successful business men Of our
citg and has lot. Of friends who Will
congratulate him upon winning the
hand and hear, Of this beautiful
young lady The Lexington Herald
ha. the following concerning the
wedding:
Nj. Mary Dan Durbin. Of Cynthi-
ana. and Mr. David Allen Thomas.
Of Lancaster, were married Monday
at the residence Of the Officiating min
,tcr. Rev. |. J. Spencer, l3i Wal
nut street. The bride is pretty and
attractive and j. a graduate Of Ham.
ilton College. having received her de-
gree az the recent commencement,
The bridegroom 3. handsome and
popular and !. engaged in the bust
nc.s Of farming IN GarTard county
The young couple will reside in Ian
caster. The brides mother, Mr.
Mary Lou Durbin, and Mr.. W. Il
Ardcry were witnesses Of the we'd.
ding.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Christian Church Notes

The young people Of the Endeavor
Society Will have charge Of the eve
ming services at the Christian Church
Sunday evening. They will render a
sketch in dramatic form entitled
The Christian Endeavor's Recep-
ton" in which several Of the young
people will participate. In addition
20 the sketch. special numbers will
be given. Roger Bourland and Lew
: Haselden will give a few selec-
,ions on the piano and saxophone.
Misses Martha Ward Sweeney and
LaNerne Hicks will sing a due; and
Ida May Burnside will give a reading.
The public Is invited to be present.
The electric fans will make the audi
forum pleasant even IL the weather
should be warm. The services will
begin M 7:ij.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

Mrs Bernice Champ i visiting
friends In Lexington.
Mrs. Mildred Bcazlcy Is v.-i,ins
her son IN Stanford
Mis-, Ethel Walter has been re-
cent visitor in Lexington.
Mr.. Clay Kaufman is at home
from Covington for few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Theo. Currey have
been recent visitors IN Lexington.
Miss Ruth Carrier has returned
from a visit 20 friends in Lexington.
Mis- Pearl Oaks has returned from
a yis,, 20 relatives and friends in
Lexington.
Mr.. Robert Tomlinson. Of LeNing-
ton. has been recent visitor in
Lancaster.
Mr.. Emma Higgnbotham has re-
turned from several weeks visit IN
Ashyille. y. G.
Miss Helen Gulley has been visit
ing her cousin. Miss Laura Dunn, in
Lexington.
Mr. Leslie Herndon has gone TO
Frankfort where he has accepted a
position.
Mrs.. Emma Doty has returned
from a visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Smith,
IN Richmond.
Mr.. Ben ID. Herndon. Of Danville,
has been with his father, Capt. W.
II. Herndon.
Miss Sallie Gentry has seuurned
from visit 20 Mr.. George Smith
IN Richmond.
Mr.. Willie Swope. who has been in
Washington ID. C., is with his grand
mother. Mrs. Gulley.
Messrs. Robert and Joe Crou,eher
spent most enjoyable day in Gin
einnati last Sunday.
Mrs Carter and little son. Of Dan,
vile, are guests Of her father, Mr..
W. O. Goodloe
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

Miss Emma Walker is attending
the summer term al the Normal
school IN Richmond.
Mr.. Lge Ford and little sons are
spending the week with her parents,
Or and Mr.. J. d kinnaird.
Miss Mamie LaVcrnc Bourne j.
visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mr.. Thos. Bourne at Hubble.
Mr. " H. Mason is the guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. ". Fox Logan
and Mr. Logan in Wilkes Barre. Pa.
Mr. I. H. Marksbury spent sun
day IN Coyington with his sister. Mrs.
!. VI. S,aughion and DR.. S,aughton.
Miss Anna Mae Smith. Of Louis
willie Is her, forsa visi, 10 her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ). Il. Henry.
Miss Mary owsley has returned to
Lexington where she will take a SIX
weeks course in the summer school.
Mrs ;. ID. Cochran is IN Kansas
City. Mo. where she will he the
CUES, Of her daughter. Mrs. Lackey.
Mrs. T.. L.. Owsley, Mr.. W Is.
Mason and Miss Sue Shelby Mason
have been recent visitors in leNing-
ton.
Mr.. Walter Beazley. OF San Diego,
Cal, is expected for visit 10 her
brother. Mr.. James Beazley and fam.
ily.
Mr. Carrier ~ London, has been
the guest OF his son. Mr.. W. :. Car
ricr and Mrs. Carrier. on Danville
street,
Mr. and Mrs. j. T.. Stormes at.
tnded the Pharmaceutical Associa-
tion at Crab Orchard Springs this
week.
Miss Helen Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. T.. Henry. Of Lexington, spent
the weekend with Mrs. J. c. Robin
son.
Mr.. II. A. II. Marksbury is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. J. NJ.
Staugh,on and DIR. S,aughton. IN
Coyington.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank finder have
returned from visit 10 his parents,
Rev. and Mr.. +. NJ. finder in North
Middletown.
Mr.. George Bogard and son. Mas
ter George. Jr.. Of Louisville, are
guests Of her father, Mr.. Jesse Doty,
on Maple avenue.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

Mrs. Henry Moor, is spending sew.
cral days in Cincinnati.
Miss Pearl Oakcs has been the re-
cent CUES, 81 Misses vrgi. and Myr-
Tie Oaks.
Messrs. l.. g. Davidson and ]. D.
Conn are in Louisville today on bust.
ness.
Miss DoDo Bourne returned 90
Louisville Las, Sunday with Mr.. and
Mr.. Ewing Stul,z.
Mr. and Mr.. J. VI. RoBard., u
Danyillo spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bourne
Miss Johnetta Farra has returned
home for the vacation season after
attending school AZ Nazareth. near
Bardstown.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neighbour, q
Middle.boro. .pen, few days last
week with Mr. and Mr.. J y. Bourne.
on the stanford road.
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23
Last Day For
Candidates.

Declaration papers must be filed
by all candidates for county offices
forty days before the primary, which
this year falls on Angus, 9Th.
Under this law il would make June
9th, the las, day for filing papers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

Mr. and Mr.. !. VI. Richards. u
Danvillc, spent the weekend with
Nr. and Mrs Lloyd Bourne.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

Messrs. l.. g. Davidson and J d
Conn are in Louisville today on busi'
mess.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-23

Miss Johnetta farra has returned
home for the vacation season after
attending school at Nazareth, near
Bardstown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
New Mexico
EAGERMAE Has "'Nv
CHRISTMAS GUESTS

S,rcial 10 The News
uAGEl,NAN De, o. Vr l.d Ni.
Harry Blytbo cam. overland i..o ST.
N,r city. arriving in nHgo.uJu trIa.
mLht AND are spending fhy holiday
with parents and friends boz HH man
Nh and Mrs q g. llItyI pI Eu-
ven spent Christmas day w.lN nh
tiyos. Nj. aud Mrs o. g. PLATE Nh
and Mrs Uartor are old rasd.rs a
iligrImtn.
Nj and Mrs. q j. Wh,o'o,k o.
Stems, y 49,, spent Christmas th.
huin, of Mrs Whc,lUck's parents Mr.
ard Mrs willis p..de'. They RETURNED
10 THEM home Monday ugl. after
pleasant visit
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Bullock of Eo,
Ncl spent Christmas at the howe oO
Mrs Bunocks parents Mr lu Nr
]. =. Btuslu They returned to theH
home Monday afternoon
Miss chloe Camp cam, down from
Cows Sunday ana viii Visit 30 th,
hume oi .o. Holn,r during Oh. Christ
mas holidays. She makes frequent
hat short visits 20 Hag,rmau
Mr.. aud Nh, Eol Lo,bu1I pen.
Christmas dly u A'r-'I hsml guests
OF Au. and Mis- Dave Bryant
Mr. aud Mrs g. % Mitchell wen, TO
Roswell SUNDAY and viii make short
visit al the h,m, of thrir son. e.. IS.
Mitchell aud family
M and Mrs SautH were iH Huscr
r7uu from the mountains or % business
ulp Muudat and Tuesday of This Wr,h
They are old residents 90 Hu..m.H
aud say that the ra.a- Nuj.s looks
hDod 90 them.
Misses Wagner EorIou u. Mrs.
IVA Mum teachers 90 Do. bnamtu
lIigh School. started Monday morning
consented Co drive bus Hln,t o..' uI.i
90, teachers contemplate. au enjoyable
sight seeing Vacation away from nHsri
Ian und school duties
The Nothodiat Swd.y 5. hoo .. l.
Interesting program u connection. wfH
IA, Christmas u.o saturday r'anl
There was 1 Wrg, and Hu. r.I..
audience tolluWlnr Do. mp.lu
u,ats were distributed among ,.. Su.
Gag school pupils.
4 program was ALSO H.d H.
rf.slntcritn Church SHaIE morning
Tho younger pupils tn. ...I.
school gas, readings SANG SONG. trl
n5rtir.p ted iu V1rioU. .>'..s. .UH
was greatly endowed r..H. %.