The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-29
SocIALITIEs.

lion. james d. Beck will speak to
night. The ladies' invited.
Miss Georgia McCauley, of Nash
v.llc, Tenn, is visiting Miss Ada
Trlce.
Miss Belle Cooper,of Bcnnettstowr
is in the city, The guest of the Misses
Mcdaniel.
Miss Thcodocia Turner an attract.
i've young lady of Beverly, was in tic
city Friday.
Mrs. G. II. Brandon, of Lewisburg,
Tenn, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Robt Mills.
Joel MCPHERSON went to Madison
willie Saturday night, seeking pleasure
and fc-Lizzie-ty.
Misses Pauline Elliott and Sally
Tuck, of Lafayette, are visiting Mrs.
II. l.. Boulware.
Miss Josie Boyd, Of Mclean coun-
~, Is visiting he family Of her broth
er, Mr. S. ]. Boyd.
Miss Katie Mcdaniel has returned
from q visit Of some weeks to
friends at Bennettstown.
Prof J. II. Wilson, Of Lafayette.
departed for Louisville Friday, to
remain some weeks.
Miss Minnie Lander returned ye g.
terday from visit to the Misses
Dickinson, Of Trenton.
Miss Bette Brandon Of Tenn, is
spending somo days In tho city, the
guest Of Mrs. Robt. Mills.
Mrs. +. w. Purnell, of Dir andon,
Miss, formerly of this county Is the
guest Of the family of L. A, Sypert
Capt. Harry G. Duckner, who has
been sojourning in st. Louis for some
months past, returned to this city last
week.
Prof. August Reichert, Of the Emf
ncnce College faculty, Is spending
some weeks Of his vacation with his
parents in this city.
Mr., J. Clary, OF Louisville, agent
for the Bronze Monument Co., has
been in the city for several days in
the interest Of his business.
Col. ]. S. Austin, of Franklin, KY,
president Of the Female College there,
was in the city two or three days last
week the guest OF his brother-in- law,
Maj Terrell.
DR.. Z. p. Bacon and wife, and Mr..
H. G. Ragon and wife, all of Evans.
vile, Ind, passed through the city
Saturday, on their way home from a
visit TO Cerulean.
Rev. A. II. Clark has been rustica-
ting at C,rulean for more than
week past. His health was seriously
impaired by tho arduous political
canvass through which he has Just
passed, but person can't stay sick
long at Ccrulean.
Prof #. q. billiard, who was IL
ccnscd 10 practice law at the last term
Of our Circuit Court, has located In
Sherman, Texas, and stuck out his
shingle. We predict for him a bril-
liant future.
Miss Mcdowell, tho lady sick at
the Phoenix Hotel, is recovering.
The sensational report that shc had
yellow fever was totally unfounded,
as several physicians have certified
that 1t was only an ordinary case of
chills and fever.
A young Tcnnesseean who Is
visiting friends in the city, will re-
turn home this week unless some of
Hopkinsyille's pretty girls conclude
10 "hold the Fort" 1.-The succeeds in
contracting Aattie-mony before he
leaves We viii duly chronicle the
fact, -s.h.5 -le
MT. L. Barley, of Belleview, well
known to our readers. as "Shortfel-
low" has removed to Church Hill,
where no will engage in the mercan-
tile business. This leaves Belleview
without q correspondent, but we trust
some one will step to the front, and
serve his country in that capacity.
We hope Shortfellew will con-
tinue to speak to our readers, and
represent Church Hill as we'll and
faithfully as he has Belleview; while
we wish him much success in his
business tran sactions.