The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-14

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Mrs Herber; Ellis and two hand.
some sons. arrived from their home
in Wilson. y. c., last Saturday and
will spend several weeks with MIR.
Ellis mother. Mr. Arch Kavanaugh.
Mrs D. l. Owsley will entertain
this evening with dinner az Shak-
crtown Inn, In honor - Mrs Haynes
and Mrs. Fauieoner o. Hillsboro.
Ohio.
Mr. and Mr. Victor Rice and
daughter. Mary Nieey. Mr. and Mrs
Oscar Ballard and baby. Ruby Lloyd.
all Of DanviI.e, were visitors in Ian
caster Sunday
Mr. and Mr. A Howard Rice. who
have been visiting Lancaster rela.
tiye., viii make q visit in Danvillc
and Louisville. before going to their
home in Parkcrsburr. W. Va.
Master Clay Shackeiford and Mary
Shackelford. VINO have been spending
the summer with their grandmother,
Mrs. Emma kaufman. have returned
to their home IN Richmond
Miss Jane Dofy Mise Helen GiU,
Mr. and Mrs Luther Gibbs left Sun
day for motor trip 20 Martinsville,
Ind. where they wIl spend week
at the Martinsv,le 'Sanatorium.
Miss Annie b Royston. after
spending the summer with her moth
cr, Mrs james Royston. Ia. return
ci 90 Chicago to resume her work as
teacher n Hyde Park High School
there
Little Miss Lucille Gibson Moss
gave a party IN honor o. her fourth
birthday on the lith Fifteen little
guests were present. lees and cakes
were served and most enjoyable
time was had.
Mrs. Morcland and Miss Dawes, Of
Bryantsvillc. were hosts Thursday at
a sewing party, eomplimenting Mrs.
J. l.. Butler and her guests. Mrs
Chas Hllman, o. 81. Louis-Dan-
VILE Messenger
Mi.sc, Bculah and Ida Speake en-
tertaincd Sunday. MR. Ethd Rimp
and Mcssrs Roscoe and Marshal
Robinson. of Lexington and Miss Ida
Mae Ray aud brother. Mr. Abncr Ray.
Of Lancaster
Mrs. Elizabeth German and son.
III German, II llarrodsburg. are
guests ~ Lancaster relatives. Mrs.
German. who was seriously hurt in an
AUTOMOBILES accident Sunday evening
IL reported a. doing "a well az could
be expected
Ms james Royston mas taken
rooms a. her taught,S Mrs I'll Gain.
cs on Maple avenue Her home
was bought by Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Thomas, who have moved there
The Trradwsy place they vacated il
occupied by Mr. and MR. Tom Bal
lard
Among those Who attended the
funeral Of Mrs Margaret Arnold last
week were Mr. aud Mrs Harold
Oldham, Of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
|. y Arnold, 81 Springfield, Mr. and
Mrs Wallace Sea, o. Bloomfield and
Misses May and Emma Bodinc, u
Maud. by
Mr. and Mr.. Belts and daughters,
lille Still and Dorothy Billy. Of
NIcholasyillc, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Arnett, Of near Lexington. came
over sunday and were guests Of Mr
and Mo. r. T. Long onRichmonl
street \ bountlful dinner was scry.
si and most enjoyable day was
spent bs an
Rev. r. D. Bourand l. attending
County sunday School Convention,
At Winchester. Richmond and Nj
Vernon this week he Is speaking
for n " Elliott, State Eyaugc
f'r the Disciples, who are unable TO
attend these Conventions. Mr. Bour
and will return IN time 10 an his pull.
pa next Sunday morning
Mrs T.. L. Owslcy received a mes
age Monday afternoon stating that
ier cousin, Mrs. Nelson. wife Of Ma
or William Nelson. of L. :. A., died
Il her home in Charlottesville. Va,
Monday, Sept. 10th, Mrs. Nelson
sin be- remembered here as pretty
md attractive Amy Clifton, who
'isited here - often as a girl A
arge circle Of relatives and friends
yill be saddcned by her going away