The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-08-19
SocIAL1T1Es.
Joe Mulhattan is in town.

Mr.. II. u. Gains rcturhcu lhu''u"'
from Sebree Springs.
Miss Annie Turpin, Of Tennessee,
is visiting at DIR. Fairleigh's.
Mrs. j. w. Winfree, of Casky, was
in the city Thursday.
Miss Molhe Criddlc, of Nashville,
IS visiting Miss Mamie Howe.
Mr. and Mrs, w. W. Garnc't, of
Pembroke, were in the city Friday.
Misses Jennie and Mary Dancy, of
Mississippi, are guests of the Phoenix
Miss Fannie May Fox is making n
visit 10 some OF her friends at Elkton.
Ma. G. G. Roscnplaenter, promi-
nent architect of GAINESVILLE, is in the
city.
Miss Annie Waller returned SUM-
day from q visit TO friends IN Clarks-
ville.>
JEFF CARROT returned last week
from a pleasure trip to GAINESVILLE,
Tenn.
Miss Jessie Cara pretty little bru-
ne,tc of Princeton, Ia visiting Miss
Ada Trlce.
Miss Matte Sioncr Ia visiting her
relative Mrs. Mumford ofClarksville,
Tenn.
Miss Goldic Lacy, of Nashville. is
visiting her relative, Mrs NJ. w.
Grissam.
Misses Carrie and Katie Mcdaniel
are visiting relatives at New Proyi-
dcncc, Tenn.
Miss Emma Hicks, OF Cerulean,
was IN the city Thursday, the guest
of Mrs. J. w. Lander.
Mrs. Carothcrs OF Lafayette was in
the city last week and passed through
on her way TO the. Syringe.
Joe Porter representing the house
OF VIM. Glenn & Sons Of Cincinnati
was IN the city last week.
Miss Ella Richardson, Of Ccrulean
Spring, paid flying visit TO the city
ono day last week.
Mr.. Jesse 7. Harper, Of Cerulean
Springs, was the guest of the Cooper
House Wednesday.
Mr.. Phil Rcdd, 81 1'rigg. spent last
week with the family Of his step
father, Mr.. Jas. L. Jcsup.
Col. Cooper retained from Ccru-
lean las; week and reports things
',just booming down there.
IIopkinsvillc Is represented at &c.
rulcan this week by Misses Julia aud
Leila Ware, andMattic Buckncr.
Misses Docia and Noilie Siroubc,
of Casky, were ia the city Sunday,thc
guest of Miss Linnie Lander.
Misses Lucy and Kate Wlliilock of
Newstead spent day or two last
week with Miss Mary Mcpherson,
Mr.. T. j.. Barley, OF Church lIill,
better knowne as Shorticllow, was
in the city Friday and called In 10 see
us.
Mr.. Jas. l.. VAIL arrived from
Mayfcld last week aud has opened a
first.class Jcwelry store IN Reicherts
store.
Charley Lacy returned TO his post
nj the Phpnix Friday, after a weeks
recreation at his fathers near Kirk
Evansville.
Mr.. Benz. Grove, who has been in
the city some weeks on business re-
turned TO his homo at Louisville
Thursday.
Mr.. Geo. Burnett, OF Cadiz, has re-
signed his position in one Of the dry
goods establishments there, and Is
now sojourning Ia Hopkinsville.
Misses Matte Rogers and Nora
Baker OF Clarksville will return home
to-day after spending some weeks
with friends in the city.
DR.. Huggins q distinguished tooth
extractor is In the city. He pulls
teeth with the greatest ease, and with
out pain, free Of charge.
Mr.. Zeno r. Young, the able edi'
itor of tho Madlsonville Times, was
in the city last week, aud dropped Ia
and enlivenod our sanctum for Q
brief season.
Mr. w. I. TONNES will leave fol
GAINESVILLE, Va, tomorrow TO visit
his mother, aud other relatives there
lie will DO accompanied by his fam
lily and will remain month or more
Mr.. r. William Henry went dowl
TO Cadiz last week aud obtained Ii
cense to practice law. Hs will prac
tice here and is now ready for casc'
in the September Court. May III
have brilliant future.
Messrs. Joe Williams and Bar,
McElwain, two of Trenton's repre-
sentative gallants paid the city a bus
mess visit last week. Before re
turning, however, they Sailed on
and spent few Minnie-ts with thei
but we wont tell on them thi
time.
Mr.. James VAIL, who has beef
engaged in tho jewelry business Il
our city for nearly two years past