Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-08-15
cERU1EAN SPRINGS.

Cerulcan is now enjoying a season
Of unprecedented prosperity. Guests
are numerous, water splendid, fare
excellent, weather delightful and all
things conducive to much pleasure
and enjoyment.
Mr.. Jno. A. Stratton, his excellent
lady and little son, accompanied by
Mrs. Angie Pogue, an elegant lady
from Nalchez, Miss, came down
from Louisville Sunday. They have
already formed host Of friends by
their pleasant and agreeable manners
aud charming soclability. We hope
their stay will be protracted one.
Mr.. John Taylor and wife, formerly
Of Christian county, now residents OF
Louisville, are here, accompanied by
their niece, Jessie Barboc, sweet
little miss of six summers. They
will remain several days longer.
Misses Lou Redd, Johnnie Mills,
Deulah Ware and Kate Woodbridge,
and Mrs. Woodbridge, Mrs. Gray and
Mrs. Thompson, represent the ladies
Of Ilopkinsville, and quite well do
they sustain the reputation for bcau-
ty, grace and culture that is enjoyed
by the ladies ut your town.
Misses Mary and Hattie Grinter,
two Of Cadiz' most intelligent and
entertaining young ladies, are spend
ing the week AT Cerulcm. They
have many friends and admirers
among both ladies and gentlemen.
Mrs. j. j. Chappell, accompanied
by her brother, j. Il. Cooper, came
over from Cadiz, Monday, and are
still here. Her many friends hope
that she will remain for some time yet.
Mrs. II. IL. Bryant, and children,
Misses Ida and Lula Baker and Miss
Mamie Guthrie are spending the
week here. They have legion Of
friends here.
Miss Jcttic Harper, a pretty, viva
cious and piquant young lady of Ev-
ansviile, Ind, is the guest of Miss
Ora Harper. Miss Jettie by her
pleasing department, is a great favor
tic at Ccrulcan, and her visits are
always welcomed " it'll pleasure.
Miss Lizzie Cox, Il very pleasant
and agreeable young lady from
NcwStcad, spent several days of last
week at Cerulean. BY hersweet and
amiable ways she won large num-
Der of friends during her stay here.
DR.. G. p. Bacon and family, accom-
panied by Miss Sadie lIollingsworth,
left for Roaring Springs, Tuesday,
where they will remain a few days
with relatives and then return to
their home in Evansville. "Sit still
my heart, 81 stir is on the lips OF
several Of the boys siuce their de-
parture. One of them is Danger
ously "gone,' at least he Sadie was.
The following gentlemen from
Hopkinsyille are here playing havoc
with The hearts of unsuspecting
maidcns: Jno. Phelps, Will Tandy,
and Jimmie Cooper.
Ncssrs. Dan Grinter, j. w. VIII
liams, Geo. Mccain and @. p. Grin
ter, from Cadiz, are here contribu-
ting their share of pleasure and
amusement.
The old veteran, d. II. Hurt,
C'Aunt Salll'D went out into the
cold, heartless world, Monday, and
where his smiling presence once
greeted our vision, there is now a
yearAing, aching void. During his
stay some of us were constantly re-
minded Of Bible notoriety, and we al
so thought often of cherry trees
hatchets, &c.
The following drummers have en-
livened the place with their presence
this week:
w. Nj, West, Jas. II. Wiles, Louis
vile; Emmett Weaks, j. G. Lyon,
Evansville; Fonnie Goodwin, Nash
vile; John Pye, w. L. McGary, Gin
cinnati; f. L. Mallory, Clarksvillc
j. Il. liawls, Padncah.
j. I. Penn, one of Princeton's de.
scrvedly popular young men, re-
turned home Monday, after stay OF
several weeks. r.