Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-17
TRENTON, KY.

Russellvillc, hy.
Misses Charlie Dickinson, Evic
Wilson and GooclIie Dickinson, re-
turned from Winchester, Tenn,
Thursday evening where they have
been attending school.
Miss Susie Waller is home from a
short visit to friends and sch OIL
mates in Winchester, Tenn.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Rutherford, of this
city, is in Bowling Green working tOl
the Decring Machine Company.
Col. John II. Wood, of Cincinnati,
is again on the road, after a short visit
to friends in tins city.
Jas. Y. Cabaniss and sister, Miss
Jennie, are in Russcllville attending
the closing exercises of the College
Miss Kitty Walbridge, one of the
most fascinating and beautiful young
ladies in this State, returned to her
home in Henderson, KY, after a very
pleasant visit to her friend, Miss
Lydia Lockett, of this city.
Henderson is proud of her young
ladies AMI we agree with her by a
large majority in that particular.
Four gentlemen came in from The
country one night this week and pro.
ceeded TO "do up the town." They
yelled and cursed to their hearts COL.
tent; where, oh where! was the Mar.
shall? .....
Every body going TO the barbecue
to-day at Pinchem. Mutton and
shoat is on the bill of fare. Or, as q
college girl wrote TO another, "BilI
affair" Bill Adams is the boss of the
"barby,' hence the Sxl0 Joke.
Our city marshal is making things
exceedingly lively for the loafcrs
Three were arrested for vagrancy
this week. That's right, sweet Will
lam, "run 'cm in and sell EN- if they
won't work.
Married, in Pembroke, last week,
Miss Mary Drake, Of Pembroke, to
Mr. Henry Wardcr, Of Louisville,
Ky.
lie prefers brakes to ducks, and
Wardrrs Them .
Old II told you so" Is on the street
discussing james Blaine and the r.
publican party. For further inform
alton apply to q. w. G. and p. II. s.,
Main street.
G. II. Rutherford, of this city, went
down TO Darlington on business, Til,
week.
Rev. w. II. Ryals smiled on us thi,
week. lie smiled on somebody else,
too.
Mess. II. w. Childs and Virgil
Nuckols have accepted places with
McElwain Il Bro.
u. Webbcr and c. Weber, of the
city of Mexico, took in the sights
here This week and say, for solid com.
fort, good grub and good folks, give
EN- Trenton.
Frank NJ. Duffy, our county Sur
veyor, spent several days with us this
week. The Captain is a great favor
ito here.
The deceptive moonlight picnic is
on us with both feet. How nice it to
attend debauchcs of the moonlight
order and grapple with the deadly
mosquito, candle fly and other flies Of
like ilk. The MASKING youth wills,
pereth small lies into the capaciouc
ear of the maiden and gettelh his
number eleven feet wet for his pains
q youth, beware of the moonlight
picnic debauch, for it satisficth not
A large party of our young people
will attend the Concert to be given
at Elkton, June IS.
Miss Ella Gar h W, II. to ClarksvillC
Friday TO attend the entertainment
given by Nashville ladies for the ben
eft Of the NJ. L. Church, Of Clarks
vile.
Wheat is getting ripe rapidly and
the song Of the Binder will soon be
heard in the land.
Miss Sallic Lockctt, of Henderson
accompanied by Miss Annie Win.
stead. arrived here to-day TO spend
the summer with 7. Ii. Lockctt anC
family. We welcome the young la,
dies heartily and predict for them {
very pleasant visit.
All the young people attended thu
moonlight" Friday night, given a
the residence of Dir. Jnu Chiles, OF
Chestnut street.
Mrs. j. [. Crmk returned from {
visit TO Springfield Friday night.
DR.. Roystcr and family, of Tenn.
are here on visit 10 friends and rel
ativcs.
Prof. Hook aud his charming wife
of Sadlersvillc, Tenn, are viSitin.
Mrs. j. Il. Sims, ON Chestnut street
The farmer is now III daily consul
tation with the sweet machine man
The farmers head will soon feel lik,
eight binders have passed through
ard made a bundle of his massiv,
brain. My son, beware of the NJ. M
who seekelh TO sell unto you binder
Put thou the dogs on him and lie
them lunch on the scat of his pants
ERIN.