Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-24
M. FRANKEL & SONS!

Wootion intend. in the near future,
TO have their residences enlarged and
otherwise improved.
Miss Halle Rivcs, who has bee: at
tanding school in lIopkin'ville rol
several months, came home few
days ago to spend vacation.
Misses Mamie Rust, Of Hopkins
vile, Emma Coleman and Hattie
Miller, from Pedcr, attended the
Lcycc on last Friday night.
Miss Jacob, 4 pretty young lady OF
Princeton, Kentucky, is spending
sometime with Mrs. Gcrtic Griffin,
Lalayctte's excellent po>lmistrcss.
The merchants of Lafayette have
had an unusually goo trade during
the last few months, and report thciI
business in very fourishing condi.
tion.
John Boyd, Esq, deputy sheriff, re.
Gently visited town and says that
some of Lafaycttc'S Young men are
the most "unso3iablc creatures that
he has ever seen.
A wel-NnOwn sclf-consilcrcd
Apollo, of this town, grieves sadly
over the report that he is in love with
a Young lady for whom he cntcrtainS
feelings of only friendship.
Mrs. Rivcs is prepared to take board
crs and all who may wish to visit
the "Magic" well will find ample ac'
commodatipn and hoSpilablc treat
mcnt beneath Mrs. Rivcs' roof.
One of Lalayette's prominent
Young merchants recently paid ily'
ing visit to RusScllville, KY, and Q
certain young lady from this section
is also in II. Queer coincidence
truly.
Rev. II. f. Perry, pastor Of Sharon
church, Denneltstown, spent last Sat
urday night in town. Mr.. Perry
never fails to keep all appointments
made down here, both religious and
"otherwisc," the latter of which ht
has good many.
A party of Lafayette ladies, con
sisting of Mrs. j. &. Cheatham, Mrs
r. J. Carothcrs and Misses Sallit
Chcatham and Zeula Davidson, went
over to Clarksville last Saturday on 8
shopping expedition.
Henry Bcaslcy says that when hl
goes to see his sweetheart he does
not like electric lights, because the!
can not be turned down low enough
DO not know whether the objection
is original or not.
A popular young Main street gro
Ger, of town. faniliarly known AZ
''Big Alec" of the firm Of "Smart
Alec Il Co.." seems to be in delicate
health. Perhaps a visit TO Faycttc
vile, Tenn, would prove beneficial
Mr.. A. A. Fuqua, proprietor of Tho
excellent Hotel Mule, has recently
had an ell, consisting of several bed
rooms, dining room and gallery,
made TO his house, which very mucl
increases the capacity of the building
and improves the appearance thereof
Mr.. II. w. Tuck has rented th,
brick store house lately occupied by
w. G. Fox and has opcncd therein ;
nice ice cream saloon and cOntcction
cry. The Lafayette beau can now ca
silly dispose of whatever "smal
change" may "bum his pockets"
Rcdford Lacy, a bright little grand
SON of Mrs. S. j. Hall, fell on a picc,
Of tin, about month ago, and dislo
Gated his hip. The accident was SC
we're and the little fellows sullcring
have been intense, but after sevcra
weeks confinement to his bed, he il
now able TO walk around and will
soon be entirely recovered.
Mr.. Charlie Souihall, who has fo
sometime been clerk in the drug stor,
Of p. C. Wootton & Son, has accepted
a similar position with Mcssrs. Owcl
& Moore, of Clarksyillc, and will
leave III a few days for his new home
Charlie is one of the most moral ant
upright young gentlemen in thi
community he is a model busincs
man, and Messrs. Owen " Moore ar
to be congratulated on their good for
tune in having secured his services
On Friday last Prof. S. L. iFrogg
closed with appropriate exercises tn