The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-16
socIALITIEs.

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We learn that Miss Susie Edmunds
is quite sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. DR.. Walton of Allensyillc,
Ky, was a guest Of Ii. +. 9. last week
Miss Grace Thompson Of Prince
ton is the guest of the family OF MIR.
&. 0. Thompson.
Mrs. j. w. McGcliec, of Delleview,
was among the lady visitors to the
city last Friday.
Col. Gano Henry, of Louisville,
spent several days with bis Hopkins
vile friends last week.
Miss Susie Blakemorc of Louisville
Is visiting the family Of her relative
Mr. w. 7. Blakemore.
Mr.. Joe. Farnsworth, of the Pee.
dee ncighborhood, has taken posi-
ton Ia S. II. Turner's confectionery.
Sam Gaines followed the Opc-
ra Troupe 10 Nashville Saturday TO
hear the "Chilncs OF Normandy"
Col. Gill, Of Allensville, passed
through tho city Saturday eli route TO
Cadiz, to visit his son, Jas. z. Gill.
Mr.. Lucien Jones returned last
week from Hot Springs Arkansas,
greatly improved IN health.
DR. j. L. Walker, of Darlington,
formerly Of the firm Of Gray Il Walk.
or, this city, was In town last week.
Mr.. A. c. Richards left Saturday
for Brownsville, Tenn, where he will
visit friends and relatives for several
weeks.
Alfred Wood departed last week
for Charlottesville, Va, TO attend
school during the present scholastic
year.
Mrs. John Branham, nee Miss
Annie Arnold, has taken charge OF
the school At this placc.-Gredt
Crossing cor. Georgeto,cn Times
Misses Bcnnie Thomas Of Brooklyn
N. Y, aud Miss Blanche Thomas OF
South Christian are the guests OF DR..
i. NJ. Gray ~
Mr.. Wells representing the tailor
ing house Of Frank Fisher,
Evansville, was In tho city several
days Of last week.
Mr.. Albert McGehec who has
been sojourniug with bis brother at
Bclleview for year or moro re-
turned TO lis homo In Va. yesterday.
DIR. +. NJ. Gray returned Thursday
from Indianapolis whittier he had
been TO attend, as = delegate, the meet.
ing Of the American Pharmaceutical
ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. w. C. Moore the Supt. of The
Calendar Clock company, making IT.
headqusrtcrssst tho Phoenix hotel,
has loft with his company for middle
Tennessee.
Mrs. G. V. Henry has returned
home after having been abscnt visit
ing friends in Northern Kentucky
She was accompanied by master
Clarence Burbridgc.
Among the charming young ladicl
from n distance who attended thu
Opera last week were Misses May
Barker Of Clarksville, and AnriC
Thomas of Paducah, who are visiting
Mrs. Hunter Wood.
Our clever young friend Jas. ID
Campbell has accepted tho position o
business manager Of the New Era
cice L. II, Green, who has resigned
aud will remove TO Louisiana in
couple of weeks.
Capt. C. 7. Allen the able AN
popular editor OF the Princeton Ban
ner, aud Representative elect from
Caldwell, spent several days In III
city last week aud honored us with
visit.
Mr.. j. w. McGchec Of Bcllcvicv
aud Mr.. T. Z. BARLEY Of Churc
Hin, departed yesterday Tor their ol
home in Virginia. They will Wis
the large eastern cities aud lay
their stock of fall goods as they 81
md probably return about the first
October.
Miss Lissio Lander Of San Frai
cisco, Call young lady OF many q
complishmcnts aud personal at,ra
tions is visiting the family OF III
relative Mr.. w, J. Lander. She h
Just returned from an extended tot
throughout Europe, and will rema
in this city several weeks before lea
ing for home.
Among the young ladies who Ell
cred Bethel Female College rs pupi
during the past week, arc Miss !,
Belle Bailey Of Louisville, Mi
Hampton OF Tennessee, Miss Lev
Norlhingtcn of Allensville, Mi
Carrie McCutchcn ofAuburn, X,
aud Misses Alva Coleman and A,
Meacham of this county.
We clip tho following from I
Henderson Reporters Sebrce letter:
"0ne of the most accommodatin
clever and universally popular YOU
ladies it has ever been our privilege
meet, is Miss Anglin, Of Hcpkinsvil
Miss Glenn Buckner is the life of I
hotel. She is exceedingly agrccab
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