Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-24
TRENTON, Ky.

Don't suppose anybody has ell
CURED, sis this warm enough for
you?"
Many of our farmers are cutting
wheat and the yield promises to be
very fair one.
The following couples attended the
closing exercises Of the Green River
Academy Tuesday night II; DR.. +
j. Runyon, Miss Brenda Vineyard ;
Jas w. Chestnut, Miss Nora Garth ;
Saml Steger, Miss Ella Garth Hen
ry Maynard, Miss Lydia Lockett
John Dickinson Miss Goochie Dick
insonr; Roy. G.. Cross Wood and Miss
Annie Dickinson.
The ladies and gentlemen speak in
the highest terms of the entertain
ment and say they desire TO return
thanks for the kind treatment they
received while there:
Mrs. G. A. IIarrcll and children
attended the closing exercises at
Elkton.
On Thursday evening Il freight
train while doing some switching
backed in on the mill track and tore
out part of the foundation oflhe Gle
vator at Dickinson & Bacon's mill
Some timbers were left sticking out
and the car caught them. Rpbt.
Hawkins a colored man standing
near was struck Oh the head and
badly wounded.
w. b. l.. Cooke and son William
visited Clarksville last week.
Miss Blanche Halter, Of Clarks-
vile, Tenn, is visiting Miss Mamie
Mcclure on Main street.
Miss Jennie CabanisS returned
home last week after very pleasant
visit to friends in RussellvilIc, Ky.
Miss Brenda Vineyard is visiting
Miss Willie Bell, Adairvillc, Ky.
Marcellus Christian, Of Elkton
passed through here last week eli
route to ST. Louis. Mo.
Charlie Thompson, Of yonr city
visited friends here last week,
John Pyc, Of Cincinnati, tarriet
with us one day last week.
Diptheria am ong the negroes herr
One death.
The Changers met in the City Hal
last Thursday and spent the Who'll,
day attending to business and having
Il good time generally, judging from
the number of dinner baskets W,
saw. O that we were Il granger
Garrett NJ. Brockman, the CRANE
worthy corkscrcw holder, was A,
hand.
Mrs. Amanda Cooke and Miss May
Adcocll were in town last week.
w. 4. Payne is occupying his new
residence on Main street.
William Basford has returned tt
his home in Tenn, after Spendin.
five months here attending school
he is very much pleased with th
school and will return in Scptembc
Bringing recruits with him,
David S. lIord has accepted til
agency for the Champion Bindr
May he be successful for David is
Champion himself.
Don't forget to real about the En-
ginc and Separator offered for sale b
&. Cross Wood in. anothcr column.
The seductive cabbage and waite
melon have made their appearance i
the market, The colore | folks havr
struck their deicacy, ami will nov
be happy till the 'possun gets ripe.
L. II, Savolls, of Elkton, Ky, Wis
ted us last week and disposed of
fine Singer Sewing Machines,
The Spring bed men have struc
our town and are making thing
lively for the natives.
We are sorry we have no wedding
or babies to speak of this week. w
are comforting ourselves with thi
reflection, "still there's more to fol
low" Mr. Sankey may have bocl
think ing of this as well as othe
things when he wrote the song.
Died: AT the residence of his fathC
in Elkton, Ky, Friday morning, I'll
Goth, at one o'clock, viii Buchana,
aged twenty-three years. We'tcndC
our sympathics TO his relatives ant
friends.
Chas. f. Schwerdt, of Evansville
sold several crates Of qucensware hcl
this week.
We are panied to learn that on
friend Roscoe Conkling has ioine
fortunes with the "Untcrriied." 81
was ever thus etc., etc 1t is to |
hoped that he will meet with moi
success than our lamented friend BE
f. Butler of spoon fame. Erin.
Trenton, Ky, June %, 81.