Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-18
TRENTON.

6AbGN ! SLNs
On Friday evening April 18th a
party Of gentlemen, j. +. Crunk, Jas.
w. Chestnut, l.. p. Guynn, Frank Hun
ter, Cole Dickinson, John G. Dickin-
son, ii. w. Chilcs (alias Uncle Dick
+. j. Runyon, NJ. d.. and the writer.
chartered a car to attend the Skating
Carnival at Pembroke, Ky, on that
occasion. An elegant Gold Medal was
awarded to the most graceful and ar
tistic skater; j. w. Chestnut, Of this
city, captured the medal after a very
close contest with L p. Guynn and
DR.. RObt. Morrison. Language fails
to depict the beauty and grace witt
which the gentleman sailed around
the spacious Hal The gentlemen
from TreAton express themselves as
having spent very pleasant evening
and desire to return their thanks for
courtesics shown them by the young
ladies and gents of orr sister city.
Our handsome friend of Longvicw
KY, Charlie Parrish, took in the
rink.
Miss Ella Garth, charming little
blonde of this city, returned. Sunday
evening after very pleasant visit to
friends in Pembroke, Ky.
Miss Lydia Lockett, the accom-.
plished daughter of Rev. p. IL. Lock,
EFT, of this city, returned Tuesday
evening after having visited Miss
Sallie Peay and the family Of Esq
Richardson, of Pembroke, Ky.
Miss Lucic Gatewood, of Earring
ton, came over Saturday on visit tc
her sister, Miss Staple, and returned
Sunday evening.
Misses Willie and Hazel Runyon
after having had severe attack o
measles, were well enough TO attend
services at the Baptist church Sun
day.
Rev. G. Cross Wood (of Missionary
fame) redeemed himself Sunda!
night.
The Rev. w. II. Ryals preached a
the Baptist church Sunday night
Text. "Who shall roll me away TIT
stone from the door of the repul
chre."
Judge w. II. Wilson went to Pa
ducah last week on business.
Lee Guynn went to Hopkinsvill
Sunday to visit his uncle, DR.. Ben
Wood.
NJ. M. Graves returned this even
ng from business trip to you
ity.
Our friend Geo. 7. Byars en-
Georgia. went to Nashville, Tenn
asst week.
Jas. G. Center visited your city la,
week in charge Of j. d. Rutherford
Martin Elder, of GAINESVILLE, Tenn
is in the city.
Aft Bradley of Princeton. Ky.
here on visit to his friends.
j. 7. lIogg, of Nashville, Tenn,
stopping at Hords Hotel.
Jno. G. Farrier, OF Nashville, Tenn
sold carload of fruit trees to h
customers here this week.
r. Nj. Smith, of Chicago, is at lIonl
Hotel.
A, Gordon, of Nashville, came
see us Sunday.
IL. b.. Webb, ofNashville, called O
his trade here last week.
A, j, Centerafter Spcndiuga mont
with his mothers family, returned
his home in Fort Worth, Texas, la
week.
Miss Valentine, of Bowling Gree
is visiting her sister, Mrs. V.
Thomas, on Main street.
Train No. So killed very valuab
mule for Hon. G. Reeves Sunday CIV
ming.
The Baptists have supplied then
selves with a new chandelier.
adds greatly to the appearance
their church on the inside.
Miss Emma Dickinson is visitil
friends in the city.
Mr.. Edmund Perkins, of Christi;
county, spent Sunday here.
The young ladies Of this city w
have Crazy Quilt Exhibition at t
Hall in the future. For further j
formation address Mrs. B. w. Win
yard.
The sewing circle meets at Mrs.
i. Sims on Chestnut street, Tuesd;
evening.
James W.Chesnut 1.-THE tall sycamo
of the West Fork" is cultivating
large and irregular mustaehc.
ERIN.