Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-06-21
Personal GOSSIP.

NILES hattisb pt"'f 80
tives IN Bowling Green.
Mrs. w. ID. Morton Is visiting her
brother, DR.. j. NJ. Dennis.
Miss Nora Rogers has returned
from visit 10 Russellvillc.
Miss Mollic Dulin, of Morton's, Is
visiting Miss Richie Boaies.
Mrs. Jno. N. Major, of Clarksville,
i, visiting Mrs. s. G. Buckner. .
Miss Mary Green is visiting rcla-
tives in Louisville and Shelbyvillc,
Ky.
Mrs. j. G.. Ford and son, Of Pu-
laski, Tenn, are visiting Mrs. j. M
Dodd.
Mrs. Jno. f. Dsl aud Mrs. A. u.
Bell have returned from visit 10
Dawson.
Mrs. w. II. uopson and Mira. W.
j. Withers are visiting friends In
Louisville.
Mr.. Chas, Garth, a prominent to-
bacco man of Louisville, was here
this week.
Miss Flora Bibb, of Ilussellville, ID
visiting Miss Lizzie owen, neal
Church Hill.
Mrs A. civilians and daughters,
Misses Chico aud Sadie, are visiting
Mrs. T. w. Rodmsn.
Mr.. Nelson ID. Green has secured
position on au express train anu lei'
for Evansville this week.
P.J. Glass has returned from a
celebrated mineral spring In Ohio
much improved in health
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wallace, Of Paducah
who have been visiting friends here
returned homo yesterday.
Rev. NJ. G. Alexander, of San An
tonia, Tex, is in the city on visit to
his son, Mr.. W. w. Alexander.
Misses Lille and Susie Anderson
OF Montgomery county, Tenn, ar
visiting Mrs. Duckncr Leavell.
Mr.. Robt. Fletcher aud family, OF
Louisville, have taken rooms for tho
summer at Mr.. Jas. 4. Jesups.
Mr.. Jno. +. Ellis, a kinsman OF Mr.
Ira +. Ellis, is In the city in the In
tertst Of the Memphis Avdlcnche.
Miss Mamie Barnes, of Allensville
returned home Monday after visi
of two weeks to Mrs. Ike Burnett.
AIlss Richie BoAles has returned
from her visit to Darlington, wher'
she so narrowly escaped drowning.
MrJ. II. Anderson has rented thu
Petreo brick cottage on South Mali
and will 40 to housekeeping Jnly l
Mrs. Richard Holland aud neice
Miss Cora blackwell, OF Paducah, ar
visiting Capt. ID. r. Boards family
Miss Lille Waller, who has beer
teaching at Bardstown for tel
months, has returned home for tn
summer.
NIessrs. L. w. Gaines and Phi
King, Of the Clarksvllle Progresi
made a flying visit TO the city Tues
day evening.
Row. j. T. Barrow and Prof j. W
Ru-t are attending the General Asso
citation of Kentucky Bsp,ists at Mays
Vile this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. O,yey re
turned Tuesday from Louisville
having been called there by the SICK
ness OF Mrs. Olvcy's sister.
Mr.. Harry Hopper, of Californi'
who has not visited lIopkinsville
fourteen years, is here on visit !
his relatives aud boyhood friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. Withcrs and grand
daughter, Miss. Anna withers, {
New Orleans, arrived this week an
will spend the summer with relative
here.
Mrs Lizzie Graves, who has sper
the last several months with he
grand. father, Mr.. Geo. o. Thoml
son, returned this week TO her hon
in Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. j. i. Dagg has been sun
moned to Abingdon, Va, by the 8
rious illness OF her daughter, Mi
Clayton Dagg, who has been teacl
ing school at that place.
Mrs. c. G.. Mcdaniel, Of Hopkin
vile, is in the city the guest OF NJ
and Mrs. r. A. Mcdaniel. 49,. Mi
Sammio Wall, who has been II
guest of Miss Summer Campbell
leaves tomorrow for her home
Christian county.-Clarksvillc Pr
gress 81 .tff1 AHfetAs Is
Mr.. A. w. Pyle is in Owensbo
this week looking around with
view of locating in that city to o
gage in the furniture trade. M
Pyle has spent most of his life in th
city and for many years engaged
the furniture business, which he b
recently retired from. We won
regret to lose him as a citizen, b
can commend him to the owensbo
people asa good business man and
clever gentleman.
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