The Frankfort roundabout., 1886-12-25
Personal.

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from visit to friends in Louisville.
Nrs. DIR. Hall is slowly improving
from her recent severe illness.
Mr.. ID. b. Waicutt left yesterday
for visit to Bowling Green.
Miss Jennie Mcdonald il at home
from school at Nazareth.
Mr.. has. o. Rcy nO,ls and wife, of
Lexington, are visiting re ,ativIs in
this city.
Niessrs. Hugh Gaines and Ncvil
Garrett are at home from Georgetown
College for the holidays.
My. Howard OrbiSon is at home for
the holidays from school AT Staunton,
Virginia. q.
Miss Nellie Roiman is at home
from school ut NichOlaSville for the
holidays.
Miss Josie Davidson and sister Net
tie nave gone to Lagrange to spend
the holidays with friends.
CAPT. j. n. Abrahams returned
Tuesday from Il trip to Wichita,
Kansas.
Col. J. Stoddard Johnston left
Tuesday afternoon for Il trip to Nash
vile.
Mrs. C.. T.. Merrill, OF Memphis,
Tennessee, is visiting relatives in this
city
Ed. $ Ely has cone dDwn from
Richmond tJspcnd the holidays with
his parents, DIR. j. G. Ely and wife.
Mr.. e. w. Iin"s left on Thursday
for Bowling Glean, to spend the holi-
days with relatives.
Mr.. Lucien Wagyener, .ir., is ut
no ne from Princeton College, New
Jersey, for the holidays.
\r. Grant Green, jr is ut home
from Covingt0n to spend Christmas
with his family.
Mr. Geo. f. Deckeblch, of Cincin-
natl, who has been visiting mis-
cousin, Mr.. Oscar Herancourt, re-
turned home yesterday morning.
Miss Allie Hines, who has been
visiting friends in this city, left for
her home i'm Rowing Green yester-
day morning.
Miss Mile Mccormick has just re-
turned from four weeks visit to her
cousin, y rs. James II. Duvall, of
Monterey, Owen county.
Mr.. james Corbett, son of Hon. II.
ii. COrbett, is quite sick with rheu-
mntism mt his fathers residence in
this city.
Nrs :. +. Raiiey left Thursday
evening for Versailles, to spend the
holidays with her mother, nrs. j. L
Thornton. [
Messrs. Henry Craik, Ed. Bull, ,
Clarence Ju ian and John Zitgler re-
turned Wednesday from College at
Dlnville to spend the holidays.
Miss Rose Stewart, who has been ,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. w. l..
R,umin, ia Louisville, has returned
home. +
Mrs. w. RI Carter, who has been
visiting her parents IN this county the
past three months, left Wednesday ,
afternoon for home in Deland, FlOri-
da.
Mrs. Helen Mcclure and children
left "Wednesday for the Stamping
Ground, to spend the holidays with
her parents, DR.. T.. IL. Black and
wife.
Miss Margaret A. Lewis leaves this
morning for Lexington, to spend the
holidays with Miss Mary Milward,
who has been quite sick, aad is now
Improving slowly.
Henry Lindsey, Lee Dudley, and
Fayette Hewitt have returned from
Trinity Hall school, Louisville, to '
spend the Christmas holidays with |
their parents.
The little girl of Mr.. James
Greenup, who has been SO seriously 4
ill for s0Me time, is now, we are glad
to say, rapidly recovering and VIII .
soon be entirely well
Mrs. Rachael Maupin and Miss
Bonnie Beshoar, of Trinidad, Colo
RADIO, who have been visiting rela- :
tives in this city and county for the I
past two months, left Monday after ;
noon for home.
Mr. Harry stephens, who has ac-
cepted Il position ut the Aaytield Dis
tiliery, near New Haven, Kentucky,
il here for the purpose of moving his I
family To that place. ,