Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-08-03
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
CERuLrAN SpRINes. Aue, /. 'S6.

low Ill the midst of most successful
md enjoyable season. The number
If guests is already quite large and
lew arrivals are being noted every
lay. Cerulean, always gay and
pleasant at-this time of the year, is
sven gayer than usual now. Nearly
A score of charming young ladies are
here and almost as many young gen.
tlemen. II is often the case that there
is painful dearth of beaux at wa
tering places, but here the number
is large enough to supply the de-
mands of the ballroom and else
where, The following is list of the
guests who are here to spend the
week:
From Hopkinsville, Mrs. Ii. 6.
Alternately, Miss Mamie Barnes, Miss
Johnnie Mills, Mrs. Mary Cant, Miss
Mary Cant, Miss Cora Petree, Miss
Jennie Bronaugh, Mrs. l. Burnett,
Miss Bessie Burnett and Miss Mary
Feland; Capt Silas w. Terry and
family, of the U. S. Navy, will spend
several weeks; Mr.. G. W. Lindsay
and wife, of Cadiz, will spend the
summer; Rev. and Mrs. W. Ii. Ryals,
of Trenton, Tenn, will remain a
week longer; Misses Jettie and Hat
tie Harper and Miss Laura Greek, OF
Evansville, will be here some time
yet; Miss Annie Shelton, Of Fort
Worth, Tex, Y. G. Clark and W. W.
Radford, of Howell, c. L. Ragon, OF
Evansville, Geo. W. Gibson, of Fort
Worth, Tex, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Garnett al d Mr.. Jno. P. Garrett and
daughter, of Pembroke, were here
last week and most of them will re-
main another week. Miss Juliettt
johnson, tall, queenly looking beau
ty from Henderson, KY, is spending
the summer and smashing hearts by
the score.
There were about sixty guests here
to-day, but as they came only tC
spend Sunday we will not enumer'
ate them. These transient guests ado
much zeal and interest to the springs
once a week, and their arrival is al
ways looked forward to with mucl
pleasure. Among the couples o
young people who came to-day wer'
W. Z. Cooper and Miss Rosa Stein
hagen and W. B. Weaks and Miss
Jennie Means, of Hopkinsville ;Messrs
Bryan Hopper, Thos. Petree, II. II
Alternately, j. E. Campbell, Harr.
Ware and others also came dow
from Hopkinsville to have goo'
time.
AS Cerulcan is under new man
agement, ii may not be amiss to men
ton the way the hotel is run. Mrs
Mary Burnett and Mrs. Mark McCar
ty, the landladies, make most capabl
and charming hostesses. The table
are laden with a bountiful supply o
well-prepared edibles, embracin
everything the local market offord'
The far-famed "fried chickeas," al
here as usual this summer aud it doe
not need tile appetizing qualities {
the water to make the guests do fu
justice to these and the numberles
other tempting dishes set before then
Mr.. Thos. Gum, the clerk, is polit'
efficient and accommodating. ii
spares no pains to make everybod
have a good time. The servants ar
well disciplined and perform thel
duties with promptness and satisfaC
ton. The Italian Band makes de
lightful music and an opportunity
afforded every evening for the dancer
to indulge in the pleasures of tn
ballroom.
The young trees planted a fe'
years ago in the front yard hav
now grown so large that they max
a dense shade during the entire day
This makes the place cool and pleas
ant all day long and completely sui
rounds the hotel with a grove c
shade trees.
The water is at its best this seaso
and take il all in all Cerulean offel
better inducements to guests tina
ever before. This week will be
frst-rate time to spend a seaso
either for health or pleasure. I'll
Little River Baptist Association wi
hold its annual meeting here ne,
week, (the llth) and a large crow
, may be expected between now all
that time.