Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-20
TRENTON, Ky


The Book Club met ut the city Hall
last evening.
&. B. Holman, of Nashville, Tenn,
spent one Gay of last week.
Rev. p. II. LOckctt visited his flock
ut Madison5ille last week
Mrs. Walker, one of IIcndcrson's
most charming ladies, is visiting Mrs.
p. II. LocGett.
j. II. Armstrong, Of Elkton, was in !
town last week.
ST. Ctmp, the man who camps
rounl about the buckeye" and
watches its notions, is in the city.
Messrs. Charlie and Marcellus
Christian, Of Elhton, Ky, came 10
town on business last Saturday. They |
are alarmed lest the Court Ilo,!sc ami
the Register should be moved 10 this
place.
VIM. Shccham Of Millbank, ID. T., 5
sto Jpn Z at the llJrd House.
II. Mihalovits don't be alarmcd) OF
Nashville took pecpa our town last
week.
The colorcd folks attended the pic
mic at Salubria Saturday. Most vi
them have returned whole.
NJ. Hartman, Of Nashville, Tenn.
stopped with us one day last week.
Harry Bridges, of Louisville, spann-
cd the town last week and sold oceans
Of gods. Oar folks coulda't get
along very well without bridges.
Mr.. john Dyars, our lrlcnd from
bo!hood and Trenton, has returned
from Lebanon Tenn, where hc has
been studying law. No young man
stands higher in this community,
morally or intellectually, than JUnn.
Here's oar hand John "nay you Ii.
long umd broSpcr.'
Col. G.. i. Alexander, the cattle
king of Christian county, bJught
twelve car loads OF cattle from Us las,
week I y
oar lrieDI {. G. MrChcsncy la,
JJcucl an auyer hole emporium IN
connection wdh his machine bLoI.
ness. lie will furnish any size wanted.
lIc alsJ has an assorted lot of bung
holes that he desires 10 close out Il.
cost, lie would barrel them up bat
hasn't time.
j. l.. Dixon, Of Falmouth, n.y., lcIl
his grip at the llurd House and called
Oh the Boss last week.
c. +. Dtaring and lady, Of Cincin-
NAH, Ohio, are guests of llord's Ito
tel tnls week.
Don't forget TO read &. {. Woods
"dd' in another column of this paper.
lie wants to sell an Engine and sep
orator. Any one desiring bargain
would do well to call Oh or address
him at this place.
Col. T. q. Scbrcc and wife went to
ElrliugtoL Sunday.
Miss TURNKEY, of Florida, isvisiting
her friend, Miss Annie Tandy, one
mile west of this city.
Miss Bcunos Wilson is quite i'll
with measles. Hope to see her well
soon.
Miss Georgia Wilson has returned
from Christian county, where she has
been teaching school.
Henry W. Chilcs (alias Uncle Dick)
has quit canyassing Christian Co.,
and proposes to do up the Southern
portion ofthis city. We hope he will
soon be successful.
DR.. Jas. II. Wakefield (Bill llarri-
SOM returned from Louisville last
Saturday evening
Mrs. John Smith, Of Guthrie, visi-
ted her sister Mrs. II. IL. Moody, of
this city, last week,
J. ID. Rutherford is improving his
resi- lenpc with new coat Of paint.
Miss Jennie Center has been very
ilRbut is much better at this writ
ing.
Mrs. j. d. Sims and daughters,
Miss Pearl, Mrs. Tallcy and Mrs.
McElwain are visiting relatives in
Sadlcrsvillc, Tenn.
. Misses Mary Sims and Lizzie Ruth
crford are visiting friends in your
city.
Miss Matte Richardson, of Penn
broke, returned home Sunday after a
very pleasant visit TO Miss Mamie
IIorl, on Main street.
Mr.. Barclay McElwain and lady, of
Christian County, were in town last
Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas Epperson and lady re-
turned TO Nashville Sunday evening
after spending week in our town.
Onr friend w. NJ. Ware, of lIa-
dcnsyillc, Ky, looks very important
at this writing. Do YOU inquire why
this thusness? Well, Let me tell it to
You quietly. VIII has a baby at his
house and he has now arrived at thc'
dignity of being a father. We con-
gratulatc friend win and may the
boy grow to be a sturdy man Che will
for he weighs ten pounds) to comfort
his father when old age crecps on
him. Good luck to the boy and his
parents is the sincere wish of
Erin.
Trenton, Ky, Junel7, 81