The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-05-01
soclAlirrzs.

Mr.. r, r. Donaldson returned from
a visit to Greensboro Friday.
Miss Ncttie Allison, Of Madison,
Ind, Is visiting Mrs. Ohio Graves.
Miss Fannie Richardson, OF Cerulean
Springs, was in the city Saturday.
Miss sailie Lander, Of Belleview,
spent last week with Miss Ida Cooper.
Jesse L. Edmundaon, Of Louis
ville,is visiting his parents In the city.
Mr.Ben Berry,of New York, former
ly Of this place, was In the city Satur-
day.
Mrs. Z. c. Roach, Of Evansville, was
the guest Of Mrs. 8. @. Buekner, last
week.
Capt. W. Z. Smith spent all last
week In Louisville, on particular bus
mess.
Miss Ida Baker, Of Belleview, Ia 4
guest Of her cousin Miss EfIie
Payne.
Mrs. r. @. Qualls and Miss Annie
Savage are visiting friends In Todd
county.
Miss Matte Hickman has returned
from an extended visit to her ulster In
81. Louis.
Misses Belle aud Julia Robertson
are the guests Of Mrs. Mary Tandy
this week.
Mrs. VIM. Gray, Of 81. Louis Is Wis
iiing the family Of her father, DR.. L.
B. Hickman.
Miss Jennie Harris, Of Pembroke,
spent several days Of last week with
friends In the city.
Miss Belle Cooper of Bennettstown,
was the guest of the family Of Mr.. Il.
7. Mcdaniel last week.
Miss Georgia Wood, Of Trenton,
KY, ia visiting her brother, Mr.. Eu-
gene Wood Of this city.
Rev. r. II. Coulter and Judge J. i.
Landes attended the Louisville Pres
bytery at Princeton, last week.
Mr.. ]. s. Duke, of Allensville, rep
rcscnting Geo. A.Stone's, nursery Co.,
Of Rochester, N. T., Is In the city.
Messrs. Henry Hurt and wm.Don-
aldson, left last Saturday for Cincin-
nat, to visit friends and relatives.
Sam Mendel, first clerk In the dry
goods store Of Jno. Moayon, returned
from q visit to Louisville on Friday
last.
Our young friend Mr.. Clarence
Gold, Of Clarksville, was In the city
last week circulating amongst his
friends.
Mr.. sam1. o. Graves, formerly Of
this place, now = resident Of Louis
vile, 10 visiting relatives and friends
In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Pendleton, Of
Pembroke. went to Dawson last Sat-
urday. Mrs. Pendleton win remain
for two weeks.
Rev. Thos. Bottomly, Rev. E. w.
Bottomly and Mr.. Jno. N. Mills at
tended the Methodist Conference at
Olmstead last week.
Mr.. Y. p. Reynolds, Of Paducah, an
old citizen Of this county in ante BEL
lum days was in the city last week
and paid US pleasant call.
Mr.. Jake Armstrong has accepted
position with N.B.Edmunds d Co.'S.
implement house and has taken
the road for the Buckeye Binder.
Mr.. w. II. Rlves, of Bennettstown,
left yesterday for Greeley, Col, where
he will reside in the future. We regret
that our county is to lose so valua-
bic q citizen.
Gen. s. B. Buckner, Col. r. A.Jones
Gen. P. w. Hardin, Capt. Ralph Shell
don, and Col. 7. II. Corbett, represcn-
ted the Office seeking brigade in this
city last week.
Mr.. Lee Bamberger, the clever and
popular knight of the yard-stick,
who ofiiciates behind Ike Harti
counter, returned last week from o
two weeks sojourn at Dawson.
We are glad to know that his health
"a much improved.
Messrs. A. d. Rodgers and r. H
Holland, left Sunday for Cincinnati
to attend the great dramatic festival
They will be gone all the week and
Mr.. Rodgers will endeavor to bool
some flrst-class attractions for Hol
lands Opera House next season,whil'
he IL in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Chas. 7. ,Burbridge has severed
his connection with Mr.. Isaac Hart
dry goods store and has become
salesman In Capt Nolan's boot AM
shoe store. Capt. Nolan could no
have engaged cleverer or more pop
ular young gentleman to assist hin
In building up his trade.
>>-e->>-------
gsrlai Ana Tart Quoooaa khe Proc